Explore ready-to-use simulation templates for flows, queues, networks, and funnels. Build interactive models faster and explain complex systems with clarity
A reusable side-by-side simulation template that shows how the same inputs produce different results under a baseline versus improved operating approach. Use it to explain workflow redesign, automation, routing, prioritization, or process improvement across service operations, support, revenue workflows, case handling, and internal processes.
Use this base for ordered multi-stage systems. It fits sales funnels, lead flows, onboarding pipelines, drop-off journeys, approval chains, service handoff paths, and any process where each stage affects final conversion. The template makes stage gates, leakage points, and downstream impact visible fast.
Use this base for linked systems where spread depends on connectivity and thresholds. It fits adoption spread, contagion, referral loops, peer influence, cascading failures, information diffusion, trust propagation, and other network effects where local connections shape global outcomes. The template is built to make saturation, resistance, clustering, and tipping points easy to see.
This is the reusable Simfluence base widget. It is designed as a flexible template for many different simulation fields: operations, sales funnels, customer flows, logistics, service systems, workforce allocation, process bottlenecks, and other causal systems. The structure stays stable while the labels, metrics, controls, and logic can be tuned to fit each use case.
Use this base for physical flow systems where space and capacity interact. It fits queues, bays, stations, service points, warehouses, yards, docks, checkout lines, loading zones, and other congestion problems where layout, arrivals, service capacity, and movement rules shape delay and throughput. The template is built to make waiting, blocking, service pressure, and spatial bottlenecks visible fast.
map waiting and service zones clearly
A reusable simulation template that shows how rising demand creates delay, leakage, and workflow strain, and how a stabilizer layer such as automation, orchestration, or added capacity helps protect outcomes and keep business value moving.
