Simulation software
Every engagement starts with a decision someone has to make. We work across every major simulation platform and choose the one that decision needs, not the one we happen to sell. Whichever platform brought you here, a SimWell engineer builds in it every week.
Agent based, discrete event, and system dynamics in one platform. Build the production line, the supply chain, and the market behavior around them in a single model.
Explore AnyLogic →Pedestrian simulation. Model crowds moving through terminals, stadiums, stations, and hospitals, and find where the flow stalls before the doors open.
Explore MassMotion →Discrete event simulation in full 3D. Model warehouse flow, production floors, and patient flow with the resources, sequences, and handoffs that drive them.
Explore FlexSim →Discrete event simulation of work moving through a process. Model queues, servers, and utilization to see what backs up and why.
Explore Arena →Simulation and production scheduling on one model. The schedule inherits the plant's physics, so the plan holds up on the floor.
Explore Simio →Supply chain network design. Greenfield analysis, network optimization, and simulation of the full network, from suppliers to customers.
Explore anyLogistix →02 / How we choose
No single simulation platform answers every question, so we keep working expertise across AnyLogic, MassMotion, FlexSim, Arena, Simio, and anyLogistix rather than defending one vendor. If your team already owns a platform, we build in your platform. If the decision calls for software you do not own, we bring the right platform to the decision instead of bending the operation around the license you already hold.
03 / After the model is built
Compass is web software that hosts finished models and lets your team run them. Compass has no modeling environment of its own. A model built in any of the platforms above gets published into Compass, where you open it, set a scenario, and get an answer.
Built in
Or a model your own team built, in whatever it was built in.
Published into
Browser access, version control, audit trails, scenario libraries, an AI assistant, and models that can feed each other. No desktop install, no waiting on the simulation engineer to run the model.
Run by
From this week's schedule to next year's capacity plan, without the simulation engineer in the loop.
Teams that run models themselves run them more often, and more decisions get tested before they get made. Compass makes the models built in these platforms usable far beyond the modeling team.
