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Access & Plans

Speckle Automate is available and is an Enterprise-only offering.
Enterprise plans include custom automation support by Speckle engineers.
No. Only Enterprise workspaces can build and publish custom Automations.
No. Automate is available only on Enterprise plans.
No limits at this time.

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Setup & Operation

GitHub remains the default creation flow using the wizard, while other VCS platforms are also supported.
Contact us while the documentation for each platform is in progress.
Automate runs only on Speckle-hosted servers, with app.speckle.systems as the primary environment.
No. Automate cannot be self-hosted.
However, Speckle Servers emit webhook events you can consume in external systems.
In the Automate Execution Engine.
This is a separate infrastructure isolated from the running Speckle application and data storage.
Automations can be triggered manually or automatically on new model publish events.
An Enterprise workspace and at least one Function repository connected through GitHub or another VCS.
Your code remains in the GitHub repository you used during beta.
Automations created during beta continue to work on Enterprise plans. If your workspace is not on an Enterprise plan, you will need to upgrade to continue using Automate.

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Development & Sharing

Automate can run any command-line executable.
Speckle provides SDKs for C# and Python to simplify interaction with model data.
You can bring your own code stack, though support is limited.
Promising use cases may qualify for #BuildWithSpeckle collaboration. Learn more or apply via the BuildWithSpeckle page.
When you publish a Function to your workspace, all project owners can deploy it as an Automation.
Results are visible to project Editors and Owners.
Yes. Logs are available within the Automate run details.
Not yet.

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Security & Support

All configuration values are encrypted until runtime.
Results follow the same access model as Speckle data.
The execution engine is isolated from the Speckle app and vice versa.
Any project viewer can see results in the Speckle web app.
Workspace admins and project owners can view full run histories.
Visit the Community Forum for guidance and discussion.
Last modified on January 28, 2026