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pSeven Enterprise allows to capture even the most complex engineering processes, define its logic and collect, analyze and reuse engineering data thanks to a powerful workflow engine and low-code approach.
Low-code approach allows automating engineering workflows and turn them into web apps using a visual programming and drag-and-drop interface instead of traditional programming. Users can create complex workflows by assembling pre-configured, reusable blocks — enabling both domain experts and citizen users to integrate third-party software and automate simulations without writing custom code.
In pSeven Enterprise, the low-code approach is based on the split of responsibilities: advanced users or developers create custom blocks with embedded logic, such as integrations with third-party tools or custom data processing. These blocks are then published to a centralized library, allowing less technical users to assemble workflows by simply configuring and connecting the blocks — without needing to understand or modify the underlying code. This split streamlines collaboration and ensures both flexibility and consistency across teams.
+ Professional developers
Hard-code
+ Advanced users
Low-code
+ Domain experts
No-code
Faster development and deployment of workflows.
Flexible depth and order of automation.
Logic is always open for inspection and revision.
pSeven Enterprise enables users to capture complex engineering workflows by visually modeling every step of the process, from data preparation to simulation execution and results post-processing. These workflows can be automated to run repetitive simulations with minimal user intervention, ensuring consistency and saving time. Once configured, workflows can be reused, shared and adapted for similar tasks or projects.
This level of automation reduces manual errors, accelerates design cycles, and frees up engineering resources to focus on innovation rather than routine tasks.
pSeven Enterprise provides a centralized and customizable library of blocks that serve as the building units for creating workflows. Each block can have not only its own version, but also a version of the runtime environment, which ensures compatibility and traceability across different workflows.
Advanced users, with or without the help of professional developers, can develop and contribute specialized blocks to this library, for example integration blocks for third-party party software with pre-defined execution logic, enabling broader teams to build complex processes without writing code by simply assembling and configuring these pre-built components.
Centralized block library promotes knowledge sharing, reduces duplication of effort and ensures consistency across projects, while enabling less experienced users to leverage advanced capabilities without deep technical expertise.
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. Web apps have versions, allowing to publish multiple versions of the underlying workflow, thus unsuring that sudden changes will not disrupt the established processes.
Workflow (on the left) is turned into a web app with automatically generated GUI (on the right).