Everything you need to get productive with walorenz.ai — from your first concept to standardising scoping across a whole team.
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Create your account and generate your first automation concept in a few minutes.
How to describe a process so the AI produces the sharpest possible concept.
What the sensors, control architecture, BOM and confidence score actually mean.
Save, reuse and standardise validated concepts across your team.
Turn a concept into a branded, client-ready proposal or documentation pack.
Manage plans, seats, invoices and your data controls.
Welcome to walorenz.ai. This guide takes you from sign-up to your first costed automation concept in minutes.
Sign up with your work email and confirm it. You start on the free Starter plan — no card required.
Open a new concept and type a plain-language brief, or upload a spec sheet or P&ID.
walorenz.ai proposes instrumentation, a control architecture and a costed bill of materials, showing its reasoning for every choice.
Adjust anything you like, then export a client-ready proposal or BOM. Every concept is a draft for a qualified engineer to validate before use.
The quality of a concept depends on the brief. A good brief reads like how you'd explain the job to a colleague.
Where you can, include: the process or machine, throughput or cycle time, key quality checks, what happens to rejects, the operating environment, and any preferred vendors or standards.
You don't need every detail — the AI makes sensible assumptions and flags them so you can confirm or correct.
Every concept has four parts:
Everything is a draft for a qualified engineer to validate before it is relied upon.
Every concept you validate can be saved to your team's private library.
The library does two things: it gives you a proven baseline to start the next similar project from, and it teaches the AI your house style so future concepts arrive closer to how your team works.
On Professional and Enterprise plans the library is shared across your whole team, so nobody re-solves a problem someone already cracked.
Turn any concept into a client-ready document in one click.
Add your logo and company details once and they apply to every export.
Manage your plan, seats and invoices from account settings.
You can upgrade or downgrade at any time; changes take effect at the end of the current billing period, and yearly billing saves 20%.
You also control your data here — export or delete your concepts and download the Data Processing Agreement. See Security & EU hosting for how your data is handled.
Describe the job the way you'd explain it to a colleague: the process, throughput or cycle time, quality checks, reject handling, environment and any preferred vendors. The more of these you include, the sharper the concept — but the AI will fill sensible gaps and flag its assumptions. See Writing a great brief for examples.
The confidence score (0–100%) reflects how certain the model is about a concept given your brief. A high score means the requirements mapped cleanly to a well-understood solution; a lower score points you to the areas that most need an engineer's eye. It is guidance for your review, not a guarantee.
Yes. On Professional and Enterprise plans you can upload existing PLC exports, spec sheets and P&IDs, and walorenz.ai uses them as a starting point rather than beginning from a blank page.
Your data is processed and stored on infrastructure within the EU, encrypted in transit and at rest, and never used to train models for other customers. Full detail is on the Security & EU hosting page and in our Privacy Policy.
Open a concept, choose Export → Proposal (PDF), and walorenz.ai renders a branded document with the concept, BOM and commercial summary. Set your logo and company details once in account settings and they apply to every export.