Automated constant-current coulometric acidimetry, based on Faraday's Laws, is uncertain to less than 1 part in 20000 (relative standard deviation) and requires no chemical standardization. It is applicable to strong and weak acids and bases, with bases back-titrated after addition of excess strong acid. Initial setup and sample introduction are the sole manual steps. Assays of HCl, benzoic acid, Na2CO3, and tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane are presented. In the endpoint determination procedure, a generalized titration equation yields the theoretical charge remaining to the endpoint before each charge addition. The ratio of the experimental to the theoretical charge for the preceding aliquot corrects for experimental deviations.