Engineering-aware
Focused on workflows involving drawings, configurations, BOMs, outputs, standards, data, approvals, and operational handoffs.
About Open Automation
Practical systems for repeated engineering work.
Open Automation is a founder-led engineering workflow automation company focused on turning repeated technical processes into reusable, maintainable systems.
Purpose
Built for the technical work that sits between drawings, data, documents, and decisions.
Many valuable engineering processes are still held together by copied files, spreadsheets, manual checks, old jobs, and knowledge shared through handoffs. Open Automation focuses on making that repeated work easier to define, reuse, review, and maintain.
Reusable drawing standards
BOM and documentation workflows
Quoting and submittal tools
Data and integration handoffs
Custom LogiDraft packages
Standalone technical applications
Product and implementation
LogiDraft is the product foundation. Open Automation handles the surrounding workflow.
LogiDraft is Open Automation’s flagship product for reusable drawing standards, configurable assemblies, and aligned BOM and output workflows.
When the work fits LogiDraft directly, the path may be product use, team setup, or a custom reusable package. When the process extends beyond drawing standards, Open Automation can help scope focused tools, data handoffs, integrations, or standalone technical applications.
The company is led by engineering and software experience, but the work is not positioned as generic software development. The focus is repeated technical workflow: the inputs, rules, tools, handoffs, and outputs that teams rely on to get real work done.
That means starting with the workflow first, then choosing the right route: product setup, package build, utility, integration, MVP, or phased application.
Working philosophy
Practical scope, clear boundaries, and work grounded in real workflows.
The first phase should either clarify the path or produce something useful. Discovery, feedback, and iteration are part of the process, but the goal is a usable deliverable — a package, setup, utility, integration, prototype, MVP, or application release.
Product-led
LogiDraft provides a real product foundation while custom work stays grounded in the workflow, users, and output in front of it.
Useful first phase
Work starts with a defined process, representative data, and a deliverable that can be tested against real technical work.
Clear boundaries
Scope, assumptions, unknowns, and expansion paths are made explicit before a workflow grows into a larger system.