Copia Automation

Industrial code lifecycle management platform bringing DevOps practices to operational technology[1][3][10]

Overview

Copia Automation is a New York-based company that provides an Industrial Code Lifecycle Management Platform for operational technology environments [1]. The platform brings modern software engineering practices to manufacturers, enabling management of automation code, configurations, and infrastructure with version control and disaster recovery capabilities [1]. Copia's product suite includes Copia Source Control, Copia DeviceLink, Copia AI, and Copia Actions, described as the first configurable workflow engine purpose-built for industrial code [4]. The company works to make operational technology more visible and controllable by providing visibility and control of industrial automation code across multi-vendor devices [3]. Copia supports devices from manufacturers including Schneider Electric, B&R, ABB, Rockwell Automation, Beckhoff, Siemens, WAGO, and CODESYS [6]. The company targets the food and beverage, discrete manufacturing, and distribution and materials handling industries, with use cases in disaster recovery and ransomware readiness [8]. Copia is headquartered in New York with approximately 50 employees [2] and counts Amazon, Ingersoll Rand, and other industrial manufacturers among its customers [5].

HQ location listed as New York; 50 employees. [2]

Copia's named products are Copia Source Control, Copia DeviceLink, Copia AI and Copia Actions, which it calls the first configurable workflow engine purpose-built for industrial code. [4]

Copia's careers page describes a fully-loaded HQ in the center of New York City. [9]

Business address: 43 West 24th Street, New York, New York, 10010. [11]

Customers

Copia names Amazon, Targan, Westfalia, Ingersoll Rand, Varland Plating, AWC and Automation Nth as customers. [5]

Partnerships

Copia supports devices from Schneider Electric, B&R, ABB, Rockwell Automation, Beckhoff, Siemens, WAGO and CODESYS. [6]

Funding history

Copia lists Construct Capital, Lux Capital, Ironspring Ventures and Renegade Partners as its investors. [7]

Focus

  • Copia targets the food and beverage, discrete manufacturing, and distribution and materials handling industries, with use cases in disaster recovery and ransomware readiness.[8]

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