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Industrial path
Choose this path for controls risk, upgrades, vendor work, plant knowledge, or industrial AI.
Fit call and contact
Bring one problem. Leave with a clear next step.
The fit call is a short conversation about what is happening, who owns the decision, what information exists, and whether a paid review or scoped engagement is useful.
DDG Automation
Griffin, Georgia
(678) 783-8873
Send an inquiry
Tell us what needs to work better.
Share the problem and the decision you need to make. We will use your details to respond to this inquiry.
Please leave passwords, production access and sensitive customer records out of this form. See our privacy notice .
Prefer email? Email DDG Automation
Prepare for the conversation
One problem is enough to start.
Bring the problem, project, or decision; the operation, site, or process involved; the sponsor; the target timing; and what has already been tried or proposed.
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Business path
Choose this path for inquiries, documents, work orders, reporting, or recurring internal handoffs.
- Do not send plant credentials or production access through the public form
- Detailed systems, volume, and budget information can be handled during qualification
- Use the published email fallback if booking is unavailable
What happens next
A simple path from inquiry to scope.
DDG records the inquiry and service interest, reviews the stated problem, and identifies the next action. If a paid review or engagement is useful, the parties confirm scope, access, timing, and written terms before work begins.
Submit
Share your name, email, company, service interest, and short problem description.
Discuss
Use the fit call to clarify the decision, sponsor, and boundary.
Scope
Receive a written next step when the work is clear enough to define responsibly.
Before we talk
A few practical answers.
Will the fit call diagnose the problem?
No. It is for fit and scope. Technical diagnosis belongs in a paid or otherwise agreed engagement.
Do you accept every project?
No. Scope, access, sponsor, risk boundary, and the ability to produce a useful result all matter.
Can I ask for a proposal immediately?
Yes, describe the need first. A responsible proposal follows once the problem, inputs, and boundaries are clear.