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Copia Automation

Git-based source control for PLC code

Raised to date

$46.5M

of $51.6M offered across 4 Form D filings

Still open
$5.1M
Investors
10
Last filed
Jun 16, 2026

About

Copia Automation builds modern software development and DevOps tooling for industrial automation, bringing Git-based source control to programmable logic controller (PLC) code. Its platform gives controls engineers version history, automated backup and recovery, and centralized visibility over automation code running across multi-vendor devices from Siemens, Rockwell Automation, Beckhoff, CODESYS and WAGO. The company frames the problem as an 'OT recovery gap' and positions industrial code as a critical asset that needs the same lifecycle management software teams already have. Founded by former Uber engineer Adam Gluck and headquartered in New York, it counts Amazon, Ingersoll Rand and Westfalia among its customers.

Applies Git-based source control and CI-style workflows directly to PLC programming environments across multiple hardware vendors, a discipline that industrial controls engineering has historically lacked entirely.

Funding

Aug 20202025
Now

$23.1M round, first sold Oct 2025: $18M sold, $5.1M still open

  • EquityFiled Jun 16, 2026Form D
    $2.2M/ $2.2M
  • EquityFiled Jun 16, 2026Form D
    $12.3M/ $12.3M
  • EquityFiled Jun 16, 2026Form D
    $14M/ $14M
  • EquityFiled Jun 16, 2026Form D
    $18M/ $23.1M

Product

Copia Source Control

Industrial automation software / source control

Git-based version control for industrial automation code, with direct support for the PLC programming environments of Siemens, Rockwell Automation, CODESYS and other vendors.

  • Git-based version control for PLC code
  • Native support for Siemens, Rockwell Automation, CODESYS, Beckhoff and WAGO environments
  • Graphical diffs and change history for automation programs

Built for

Industrial manufacturers and their automation and controls engineering teams, including discrete manufacturing, food and beverage, and distribution operations

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