Simul8
No-code simulation software for modeling and process improvement
What is Simul8?
Try Simul8Simul8 is simulation software that helps you visualize and test how your processes perform before making changes. You can quickly explore what-if scenarios in a risk-free environment to make confident, informed decisions, from day-to-day improvements to longer-term strategy planning. With intuitive drag-and-drop modeling, you can build, run, and share simulations anywhere—on the web or desktop.
What does Simul8 do for process improvement?
Simul8 lets you visualize and test how your processes will perform before you make changes. By exploring what-if scenarios in a risk-free environment, you can base decisions on evidence rather than hunches and forecast the outcomes of both routine adjustments and major strategy moves.
How easy is Simul8 to use for no-code simulation?
Simul8 is designed to be intuitive and accessible, using a drag-and-drop interface so you can build, run, and share simulations without coding. The software is also positioned as fast, providing answers in minutes rather than months.
Can I build, run, and share simulations on the web or desktop?
Yes. Simul8 lets you build, run, and share simulations on the web or desktop, so teams can experiment with decisions and share results wherever they work.
What kinds of decisions can I model with Simul8?
Simul8 is used for both quick-wins and complex decisions, including staff resourcing, stock controls, optimum product mix, and waiting times. It also supports longer-term planning by helping you see how changes to capital investment, supply chains, government policies, and technology may impact outcomes.
What makes Simul8 different from other simulation tools?
Simul8 focuses on being accessible and fast, and it supports multi-method simulation modeling. It also includes the ability to build, run, and share simulations on the web or desktop, with integrated process mining and machine learning capabilities.
Is Simul8 suitable for uncertainty and experimentation?
Yes. Since simulation enables you to experiment with changes to workflows and resources without risk, it’s a practical way to challenge the status quo and explore uncertain scenarios with confidence.