Does Acatian import proprietary SuperPro Designer files?

Acatian does not copy or decode proprietary model formats. A migration pilot uses customer-owned and authorized exports, stream tables, equipment data, assumptions, and reference results.

How is a migration benchmark accepted?

The team agrees tolerances and acceptance criteria before modelling, reconciles every material difference, and expands only the workflows that pass technical, governance, and data-handling review.

SuperPro Designer migration

Benchmark one authorized model before changing your workflow.

Keep the existing approved model as the baseline. Reconstruct one representative process from customer-owned exports and assumptions, reconcile the results, and evaluate collaboration, traceability, scenario speed, and decision outputs.

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Parallel validation protects the existing engineering basis while testing a modern workflow.

01Select

Choose one representative, company-owned process and freeze the reference outputs.

02Reconstruct

Map permitted streams, equipment, operations, costs, schedule, and source assumptions.

03Reconcile

Explain differences in balances, duties, occupancy, economics, and environmental results.

04Evaluate

Measure variant speed, review effort, traceability, exports, and collaboration.

05Decide

Expand only the workflows that pass predefined technical and governance criteria.

Migration assessment

Define the comparison before sharing any process data.

This request collects contact and evaluation scope only. Do not submit confidential process files through this form.

Acatian model readiness view used to compare migration completeness — **Acceptance, not promises**Close balances, explain residuals, verify equipment duty, reproduce the schedule, trace costs, and list every unresolved gap.

Independent comparison. SuperPro Designer is a trademark of its respective owner. Acatian does not copy proprietary files, manuals, or restricted model libraries.