Controlled controls-engineering data workflow
Turn schematics into reviewable controls data
Create source-linked candidate PLC, HMI/SCADA and alarm data from agreed drawings and project rules—then review every exception before export.
PLC Automator reduces repeated data transcription so controls teams can focus on review, design quality and project delivery.
Source-linked records
Each candidate record links back to drawing evidence.
Exceptions made visible
Ambiguous or incomplete items are flagged for review.
Engineer approval required
The product prepares candidate data; a qualified engineer approves the final output.
From agreed drawings to a controlled data pack
Define the job
Agree the drawing package, project rules, naming conventions and required export.
Generate candidates
Extract candidate PLC tags, descriptions, mappings and permitted alarm data with source references.
Review exceptions
Engineers inspect uncertain, incomplete or non-conforming records before approval.
Export controlled data
Produce the agreed CSV/Excel data pack for the tested downstream workflow.
Start with the data workflow that causes the repeated work
Tag Data Pack
Candidate PLC tags, descriptions, naming-rule results, source references, exceptions and agreed CSV/Excel export.
Documentation inputs
Agreed data for HMI/SCADA mapping, registers and documentation seed files, when validated for the customer workflow.
Alarm Library mapping
Candidate use of the customer’s supplied and approved alarm templates—not autonomous safety or process-alarm design.
PLC Automator does not deploy PLC code, connect to live OT systems or make unreviewed safety/process decisions.
More controlled outcomes from the same engineering team
For the integrator
More delivery capacity, better repeatability and stronger fixed-price/unit-rate execution.
For the engineer
Less repetitive spreadsheet work; more time for review, design, testing, commissioning and training.
For the end client
Faster, more traceable and more consistent engineering-data outputs.
The product does not remove engineering judgement. It reduces repeated data transcription so engineers can spend more time on review, design quality, commissioning readiness and project delivery.
Your engineering data remains yours
For each controlled pilot, we agree the permitted drawings, processing route, authorised users and retention period before work begins. We process only the information authorised for the agreed workflow. Pilot material is not used for public demonstrations, unrelated development or model training without your express written permission.
Prove the workflow on an agreed data set
Begin with one defined drawing type and a controlled output. We measure preparation time, review effort, exceptions and output usefulness before proposing broader adoption.