Process maps show design. Quodsi shows what happens next.
Quodsi works right inside the diagramming tool you already use — no tool switching — turning your process diagrams into decision models, so every recommendation comes with proof, not just a diagram and your word for it.
Before it gets built, you have to defend it.
What if your recommendations came with proof?
Now you can answer every one of them — before implementation begins.
The timing isn't a coincidence.
Three reasons this gap matters more every year.
Process mining and analytics tools give teams more visibility into what already happened than ever before.
AI can generate a redesign recommendation in seconds. Recommendations are becoming abundant — proof is still scarce.
Everyone maps a process. Almost no one can prove it'll work before they build it.
Process mining tells you what happened. AI tells you what to change. Quodsi tells you what happens if you do.
Discrete-event simulation is the missing layer between insight and action — the step that turns a recommendation into a tested, defensible decision before a single change goes live.
Quodsi turns your process map into a dynamic model.
Build once. Analyze instantly. Your diagram is the model — no rebuilding, no coding, no separate environment.
Open any existing flowchart. Quodsi reads your shapes automatically — no rebuilding required.
Set arrival rates, processing times, resource capacity, and variability directly on your shapes. Takes minutes.
Test changes side-by-side. Add staff, remove steps, increase demand — see what actually happens before you commit.
Throughput, wait times, utilization, bottlenecks, cost and service impacts — quantified side by side, scenario by scenario.
Recommendations backed by data, not assumption — ready to share with anyone who asks "how do you know?"
Watch a process map become defensible evidence.
From a process map to real performance metrics — in minutes. No specialist tools, no rebuilding from scratch. Pick the platform you use to see it in action.
Why spreadsheets can't answer the question clients actually ask.
Excel is great. But it was built for math, not for modeling dynamic systems. Here's where Quodsi goes further.
Excel is one comparison. Process intelligence platforms and traditional simulation tools are two more — and neither is built to sit inside the diagrams your team already uses. Quodsi is the simulation layer built for the open diagramming ecosystem: for business users, embedded in the workflow, not bolted onto a specialist tool.
Turn your process work into visible proof.
For process improvement professionals who stake their reputation on recommendations that work.
Show exactly how a redesigned process will perform under real conditions — before implementation begins. Turn "trust me" into "here's the data."
Your diagrams become simulations. Your recommendations become defensible. Your expertise becomes evidence clients can see, understand, and act on.
Differentiate engagements with analysis competitors can't replicate — and build the kind of client trust that drives retention and referrals.
Built for people who actually improve processes.
Quodsi is for anyone who has to defend a process redesign before it gets built — proving how it will perform, not just how it was designed, before budget, headcount, or trust is on the line.
Process Improvement Consultants
"How do you know this will actually work?"
Win engagements by answering the hardest question before clients ask it. Simulate how your redesigned process performs, show where bottlenecks emerge, and walk into every presentation ready with proof — not just expertise.
Process Improvement Teams
"I know simulation exists — but it feels like overkill."
Test improvements before implementing them. Justify investments with quantified performance data, not gut feel. Right-sized power for real process work — without the specialist overhead.
Business Analysts
"I just want better numbers than what Excel gives me."
Go beyond current state / future state diagrams. Quantify the real difference between as-is and to-be — with confidence intervals, not just averages.
Built on the diagramming tools you already use.
Quodsi runs directly inside the diagram platform your team has already standardized on.
Turn any Lucidchart process diagram into a live simulation — no exporting, no rebuilding.
See how it works → 🟧Available now. Simulate directly on the diagrams you've already built in Draw.io.
See how it works →Visio and Miro support are on the roadmap.
Ready to turn recommendations into proof?
See how process improvement consultants are winning engagements faster, defending recommendations more confidently, and delivering outcomes clients remember.
No simulation expertise required. No enterprise pricing. No rebuilding your models.