Product
Copia Actions
Industrial Code Workflow Engine
Product
Industrial Code Workflow Engine
Every controls team runs through the same manual cycle: the same checks, the same exports, the same reports, repeated week after week. The scripts that might automate a part of it, still need babysitting. The tasks that don’t get scripted get done by hand, when there’s time, by whoever remembers. The work gets done, but it takes hours that should be going somewhere else, and the gaps it leaves only surface when something breaks or someone asks for proof.
Copia Actions automates the cycle. Configurable workflows, defined in simple files that live alongside your code, triggered by the events your team already uses, and executed by lightweight workflow agents on your network. Vendor agnostic and built for PLC, HMI, and robotic-controller code to cover every device on your floor.
How Actions Works
Copia Actions executes configurable workflows against your Copia-hosted code repositories. Workflows are defined as simple YAML files that live alongside your code, triggered by the events your team already uses, code changes, scheduled times, releases, or DeviceLink™ backup events, and executed by lightweight workflow agents that run on your network on Windows, Linux, or macOS.
Workflow results post back to the code repository as required checks. Combined with branch-protection rules, this means non-conforming changes never reach production-bound code. Every run is logged and traceable to a change, an author, and a moment in time. If you can script it, Actions can run it—on the trigger, schedule, or event of your choice.
CI/CD for Automation Teams
Software teams have used CI/CD (continuous integration, continuous delivery) for years to automate workflows that catch problems before they ship, enforce engineering standards on every change, and produce a complete audit trail along the way. Controls teams have been doing the same work by hand.
Copia Actions changes that and stays out of your way while doing it: workflows you author, triggered by events you choose, executed by agents you control.
Stop running the same scripts. Start defining workflows that run themselves.