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Explore pSeven Enterprise's capabilities as a collaborative platform for formalizing and automating multidisciplinary fuel consumption analysis of hybrid electric motors. It presents this process as a ready-to-use, verified tool and demonstrates the platform's integration capabilities and the effective use of the tool within the Aras Innovator PLM system.
Find out how predictive modelling techniques and engineering solutions are shaping the future of automotive acoustics. Explore a web-based application that automates the evaluation of loudspeaker positioning within vehicle interiors. This application enables quick design iterations, reduces manual effort and assists non-experts in making informed audio design decisions.
pSeven Enterprise transforms complex simulation business processes into automated multidisciplinary workflows. This transformation formalizes processes, eliminates data transfer errors and accelerates simulation. Furthermore, automated simulation workflows enable parametric, multidisciplinary design optimization.
pSeven Enterprise allows to capture even the most complex engineering processes, define its logic and collect, analyze and reuse engineering data thanks to powerful workflow engine and low-code approach. Additionally, users can download a variety of ready-to-use integration and functional blocks directly from our Marketplace to accelerate automation of their processes.
pSeven Enterprise is a multi-user platform with simultaneous access and co-authoring of the workflows in the browser. Shared workspaces are designed for departments or teams to share and edit workflows, results and files depending on the user roles - all in your browser in real-time.
Workflows in pSeven Enterprise can be easily published and shared in a form of web apps with either automatically generated or custom developed GUI. These workflow-powered web apps serve as easy-to-use engineering calculators that hide unnecessary complexity and democratize the use of best practices for inexperienced users.
Some examples of possible integrations
As a collaborative engineering platform, pSeven Enterprise is designed for automating complex simulation workflows and executing them server-side. All workflows are executed server-side in various predefined runtime environments with scalable resource management. All of that makes pSeven Enterprise a reliable backbone for PLM / SPDM systems in terms of handling simulation workflows.
pSeven Enterprise is equipped with a set of tools to efficiently explore model behavior using a wide range of Design of Experiments (DoE) techniques, solve multi-objective optimization problems and perform Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) studies with both fast-to-evaluate analytical models and computationally-expensive simulations.
By creating predictive models*, existing test, experimental, and/or simulation data can be used to predict response values for new designs, accelerate complex simulations by many orders of magnitude and capture essential knowledge.
* - Also often called machine learning models, response surface models (RSM), reduced order models (ROM), approximation models, surrogate models, metamodels etc.
Design Exploration
Explore various design alternatives and easily find optimal solutions with Design of Experiments and Design Optimization strategies.
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Uncertainty Quantification
Improve quality and reliability of designed products and manage potential risks at early design, manufacturing and operating stages.
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Predictive Modeling
Predict response values for new designs, accelerate complex simulations and capture knowledge by creating fast models from data.
Available through the use of pSeven Core.
Automatic choosing of algorithms in all tools thanks to SmartSelection technology
The gap between AI assistants that talk about engineering work and AI agents that actually do it comes down to one thing: whether the agent can reach the tools. With the release of pSeven Enterprise v.2026.06, we are closing that gap for AppsHub. The new built-in MCP server exposes AppsHub directly to any MCP-compatible desktop AI agent, giving it a standardized interface to discover, inspect, and execute your simulation apps without custom integration work on your side.
In practice this means an AI agent working on your behalf can browse the apps available to you, read their input and output specifications, and run them – passing its own values, forwarding the output of one app as an input to another, uploading files, and tracking execution in real time. If something goes wrong, the agent can debug, interrupt, or clean up runs. What it cannot do is modify apps, create new ones, or access anything outside your existing permissions. The agent operates strictly within your access boundary – it sees what you see, nothing more.
This unlocks a qualitatively different class of automation. Scenarios that previously required manual orchestration, like running a parametric sweep across an app, feeding results into a downstream workflow, generating a report from the outputs – can now be driven by an AI agent through conversation or as part of a larger multi-agent system. The simulation expertise stays encoded in your AppsHub apps exactly as before; the MCP layer simply makes that expertise callable by an agent, without rebuilding or rewrapping anything.
Example of calling AppsHub simulation apps from OpenAI Codex via MCP
The MCP server ships as a built-in component of pSeven Enterprise v.2026.06 and requires no additional configuration to enable. If you are already running AppsHub workflows and using a desktop AI agent with MCP support, the two are now ready to talk to each other.
In pSeven Enterprise, a workflow is not only an engineering methodology, but also the history of its development. The latest update to pSeven Enterprise allows you to save important stages in the evolution of the methodology as separate workflow versions, known as 'snapshots'.
These stages may include the initial workflow draft, an intermediate version with test simulation models, a final version with real simulation models and the published version as a web application on AppsHub.
As well as saving important stages of the workflow's development, snapshots also save the corresponding files. This makes it possible to have a complete, reproducible and always accessible version of the entire engineering process.
The update also enables you to compare workflow snapshots with each other and provides a visual representation of all the changes made, such as added blocks, updated port values, block connections and new files. This comparison provides a clear overview of the differences between any snapshot and the current workflow version.
pSeven Enterprise is a living environment that functions as an R&D workshop. It is pre-equipped with essential tools and can be shaped to enforce company standards, from UI logos to domain-specific tools that preserve and refine established design practices.
Post-processing tools are essential for engineering studies, providing plots and graphs of data samples and 3D visualizations of geometry or simulation results. In line with the idea of capturing methodology, these visual analysis tools should be flexible enough for experts to set up and easy to share with other users for effective everyday work.
v2026.02 release enables M&T experts to build tailored pre- and post-processing tools for specific types of analysis or data formats. These tools can then be made available to everyone in the organization, ensuring that standards are implemented system-wide.
We also provide default viewers for typical scenarios, such as analyzing a data sample over a .csv file, inspecting a predictive model, or visualizing 3D geometry. These viewers are useful as they are, but they can also be used as a reference implementation for custom modifications.
Future releases will add to the list of embedded post-processing tools, providing more options for one-click data or results exploration.
The eBook highlights the challenges industrial companies of all sizes face in deploying simulation across domains and how pSeven Enterprise addresses those challenges.