Consumers declare what they want in Git. Service owners keep their existing automation. NetOrca handles the interface, validation, lifecycle, and governance in between.
NetOrca is not an automation tool. It's the way you offer automation as services. If you already have Ansible and Terraform, you keep them. What you stop building is the custom request layer in front of them.
Developers, project teams, app owners — the people with deadlines.
Request → validate → approve → track. Replaces the bespoke portal / intake / microservice layer every infra team builds for itself.
Ansible, Terraform, vendor APIs, scripts. Your stack stays yours.
The bespoke intake, portal and microservice layer every infrastructure team builds for itself — forms, ticket templates, approval workflows, status pages, request tracking, cross-team glue.
Your automation tooling. Your vendors. Your teams. Your CI/CD. It sits in front of what you already have. Deployed in 2 weeks.
The consumer commits YAML to their Git repo. NetOrca validates, creates a Change Instance, and the service owner's automation picks it up. Success, failure, and structured feedback come back to the same place.
# declare what you need — not how to build it service: internal-web-app config: name: payments-api environment: production port: 443 backend_servers: - 10.1.1.10 - 10.1.1.11
Consumer pushes YAML to their repo.
Schema-validated in CI. Fast feedback, no back-and-forth.
Service owner's automation picks up the Change Instance — CREATE / MODIFY / DELETE.
Success, failure, or structured feedback — same place they submitted.
Every release depends on teams they don't control. The bottleneck isn't capacity — it's the door they have to walk through.
Every release needs network, platform, security, cloud — all outside the developer's repo and outside their timeline.
Tickets, forms, CABs, hand-offs. Developers spend more time requesting than building, while infra teams triage a queue.
Infra teams aren't the bottleneck. The door is. Standardise how requests enter, and the rest follows.
Developers declare intent in a file they own. No ticket forms, no Confluence hunts, no "which team do I ask?"
Validation, naming, security, approvals — enforced by the schema, not by hand. Audit comes free.
They own a standard interface. Execution plugs into the tooling they already have. Hours, not weeks.
We were automating day 13.7 of a 14-day process. Halving the config-push step doesn't move the business. Collapsing intake and translation does.
Where most customer pain and rework lives.
Where most hidden cost sits — every team rebuilds it from scratch.
Where most automation budget already goes. Already works.
People underestimate this by an order of magnitude because it's decentralised. Each team thinks they're building a small thing — the total spend is enormous and invisible.
The £20M is the bank's own reported figure — not a model. The key insight: the platform pays for itself after the second service.
Adjust the inputs. Defaults reflect the reference deployment — a Tier-1 UK bank running NetOrca for three years.
"NetOrca is a critical infrastructure component paving the way for automated networking and enabling delivery of the Bank's 10× faster outcome."
"Using the GitOps model and verifying the status of the network changes saves us a lot of time and made timelines more predictable."
"I would be very disappointed if we lost this solution."
Every change logged: who requested, when, what happened, full decision chain.
Consumers can only request what's defined. No free-text, no ambiguity.
Per service — match the controls you already operate under.
Several regulatory frameworks supported within a single toolset.
No big-bang. Keep existing teams and tooling. Add NetOrca in front. Most customers reach first production service inside a month.
Assess environment, identify opportunities, deliver roadmap.
NetOrca deployed, first service live, value demonstrated.
Consumer teams onboarded, real requests flowing, metrics captured.
Add services and domains, enable cross-charging, track quarterly.
The NetOrca platform, Pack AI engine, product development, and new vendor integrations in 5 working days.
Vendor expertise, lab environments, implementation and ongoing support, enterprise procurement — chosen per region and account.
We don't need a strategic decision today. We need a painful use case and two weeks.
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Netautomate, founded 2019. NetOrca launched 2023. Privately funded. HQ London, distributed team across UK, Europe, USA, Australia. Technology agnostic. Established partnerships with leading infrastructure vendors.
An agentic AI layer on top of any NetOrca service: Config (AI reads API docs, generates structured config), Verify (a second model independently validates), Execute (automated deployment with a self-healing loop). The Universal Executor automates any infrastructure with an API. Pack works because NetOrca changes are already schema-defined and verifiable.
3-month scaled automation consultancy: discovery, analysis, roadmap. Expert consultants embedded immediately.
Self-service orchestration. Define services, standardise interfaces, automate delivery. Up and running in 2 weeks.
AI-driven config generation, verification, self-healing execution. Universal Executor for any API.
Technology agnostic. Demo library across leading vendors. New integrations in 5 working days.
Full auditability from day one. Multi-framework regulatory support. Enforced governance.
Built-in cross-charging. Self-funding automation programme. Measurable ROI.