pdf-exported delivered

CAD events, routed.

Covaga Hub listens for your ECAD exports and delivers them to Teams, SharePoint, Drive or email — credentials stay server-side.

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src ecad auth server-side client open-source

fig. 01 — event routing schematic ecad → covaga → team tools

the shift

Integrations without the integration project.

// today

One-off local macros

Custom export scripts commissioned for 200€ to 2,400€ each, living on a single workstation. You own the maintenance forever, and they break when a colleague changes machines.
Heavy PLM / ERP connectors

Enterprise middleware that is expensive to license and slow to roll out — far more than a small electrical team needs to file a drawing into SharePoint.
Credentials on the CAD PC

OAuth tokens and API keys sitting in local config files, going stale whenever the provider or a webhook secret rotates.

// with Covaga Hub

Configured routes, not code

Point an ECAD event at a destination and you're done. Turn a PDF export into a Teams notice or a SharePoint upload in minutes.
Credentials held server-side

OAuth tokens live encrypted in the hosted router. The open-source client on your PC only sends event data — never secrets.
Kept current for you

When a provider changes its API, the hosted worker is updated centrally. Nothing to redeploy on your engineering machines.

how it works

Three steps, from CAD event to delivered.

01
An ECAD event fires

A PDF export, a BOM export, or a project close happens inside your ECAD tool during normal work — nobody changes how they draw.
02
The open-source client POSTs JSON

A lightweight client running alongside your CAD sends a small JSON payload to your private tenant URL. No secrets leave the PC.
03
The router delivers it

The hosted worker transforms the event and delivers it to your destination: Teams, SharePoint, Google Drive, email, or any HTTP endpoint.

events · src

What your ECAD can trigger.

Each event maps to a real EPLAN API action — including the ones most integrations never touch.

pdf-exported live

PDF exported

Fires when a schematic or documentation PDF is exported from a project.

action export · PDF
bom-exported live

BOM / parts list exported

Fires when a bill of materials, parts list or terminal label is exported.

action label
dxf-dwg-exported coming soon

DXF / DWG exported

Fires when pages or the project are exported to DXF or DWG for mechanical or client hand-off.

action export · DXF/DWG
project-backed-up coming soon

Project backed up

Fires when a project backup (.zw1) is created — ready for off-site archival.

action backup
wiring-exported coming soon

Production wiring exported

Fires when production wiring data is exported for the machine build.

action ExportProductionWiring
project-closed coming soon

Project closed

Fires when a project is closed — useful for sign-off and archival flows.

event lifecycle

destinations · dst

Where it goes — tools engineers use.

Microsoft Teams

Post a message to a channel on every event.
SharePoint

File the export into the project's document library.
Google Drive

Upload the exported file into a shared folder.
Email

Send the export to a distribution list or an inbox.
Network folder

Drop the file onto a shared drive via a small agent.
PLM / PDM
soon

Check drawings into Vault, SolidWorks PDM or Windchill.

No Slack? By design — Covaga Hub speaks the M365 + PLM stack your office already runs. Need something else? A generic HTTP destination forwards the payload anywhere.

pricing

Open core. Free to run, paid to host.

The client is open source and free forever. The hosted router — managed credentials, retries and history — is what you pay for. Waitlist members help set the final launch pricing.

Community

Open-source client, one route, self-serve.

0€ /mo

Open-source client (MIT)
1 event · 1 destination
100 executions / mo
Community support

Start free

Starter

For a small electrical team.

29€ /mo

3 events
2 destinations
500 executions / mo
Managed OAuth + retries

Choose Starter

Pro

For busy engineering offices.

79€ /mo

Unlimited events
5 destinations
5,000 executions / mo
Execution history + priority support

Choose Pro

faq

Straight answers.

Which ECAD tools do you support?

Covaga Hub is ECAD-agnostic. The open-source client captures events from your CAD tool and POSTs them to your tenant. EPLAN Electric P8 is supported first; the client is designed so other ECAD tools can be added the same way.

Does the CAD software need to be open?

Yes. The client runs alongside your CAD with an active licence. While it's open, integrations run automatically as you export and close projects. Nothing runs when the software is closed.

Is the client really open source?

Yes — MIT licensed and fully auditable by your IT team. You can read every line before you install it, and it only sends event data to your own tenant URL. That's the Community tier: free forever.

Where do my OAuth tokens live?

Encrypted in the hosted router, held server-side. They are never stored on your PC. The client sends event payloads only, so credentials never leave the hosted environment.

Why no Slack?

Because engineering offices don't run on Slack. Covaga Hub targets the tools you actually use — Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Drive, email, network folders, and PLM/PDM. A generic HTTP destination covers anything else.

Do we have to change how the team works?

No. Engineers keep exporting PDFs and BOMs exactly as they do today. Covaga Hub listens for those events and delivers them, so there's no new tool to learn.