Ventity is software for modeling dynamic systems. It combines a friendly, pretty interface with the power of modular entities, data-friendly architecture and dynamic model structure changes.

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Some features & applications of Ventity:

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  • Data Science meets the bottom line

    Ventity can be used to put big data in context, by incorporating the learnings from big data in simulations that account for organizational structure and finances. Ventity can also do data intensive simulation, with an architecture friendly to relational data and dynamically changing lists, optimization for calibration, and much more  on the road map.

  • Vensim Model Import

    One of the newer features of our recent releases is the Vensim Model Import tool, and we’d like to take a few moments to walk through some of its uses and some tips for importing models from Vensim to Ventity. The first thing to keep in mind is that importing a Vensim model can only

  • Autocomplete

    The Ventity equation editor, and other forms, are non-modal and use predictive typing. That makes it easy to navigate, view diagrams, and enter just what you need, without a complex dialog. Because a model has a limited set of terms, predictions are good, and model-diagram and units consistency checks further help to prevent errors.

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  • Ventity 4.9 Release

    Ventity 4.9.1 is now available from the download page (if you need a trial license) or the update page (if you don’t). 4.9.1 is a minor maintenance release that improves trapping and messages for generated code errors, fixes a file format issue with the 3D visualizer, and corrects a rare action issue. 4.9 is a

  • What’s New 2022?

    News on Vensim and Ventity from our User Group/Demo session at the 2022 System Dynamics Conference:

  • Introduction to Ventity Workshop

    We’ve made our usual workshop content from ISDC 2022 permanently available on video. The latest is an Introduction to Ventity, featuring an interesting simple agent-based model: Materials and models used are in this archive: Ventity Intro – Agent.zip You may also be interested in other Ventity videos, particularly the shorter introduction in Doing Classic System