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Copia uses Git under the hood to manage source files and version history. It enables you to interact with Git through an intuitive user interface via a web app and a desktop app. The desktop application is installed locally on your computer alongside your PLC development applications.

Copia enables you to store project files in repositories. You will create a local repository and a remote repository. You will take snapshots called commits using the desktop app as you edit the code and then push those commits to the remote repository using the web application. Once in the remote repository, all team members will have access to the files and their history.

One of the main benefits of Copia is that it provides first-order support for industrial file types and can render visual programming languages such as ladder logic. So you can access your files, see their version history, see the differences between versions, and even revert to a previous version without needing to open your files in a vendor-specific environment.

Yes, Copia has a free 14-day trial that includes all features and requires no payment information to start, available here.

We recommend Google Chrome for the browser app. Copia’s desktop application is available for PCs running Windows 10.

To see the current list of supported development environments, click here.

Copia supports three levels of user permissions: Administrator, Read/Write, and Read Only. Copia only charges for users with Administrator or Read/Write privileges. Both the Team and Enterprise plan provides unlimited Read-Only users. To see which activities are permitted for each user type, click here.
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Please note, the person that creates the account and organization will, by default, be an Administrator.

No. An advantage of Copia is the ability to work locally on your PC even without an internet connection. Commits can be pushed to the remote server when an internet connection is re-established.

For Enterprise Plan customers, Copia offers the option to be hosted on any private cloud. AWS, Google, and Azure are supported.

Copia does not currently support local server deployment.

You will be able to clone your remote repositories by copying them to your local drive.