Copilot for simulation
Copilot allows us to ask what-if questions to our AI chat interface in Process Discoverer. Instead of manually discovering and adjusting models to explore ‘what-if’ scenarios, we can now simply ask Apromore!
With Copilot, we can ask questions such as:
What would be the impact on performance if I added 2 FTEs to role “XYZ”?
What would be the impact on case duration if we fully automate activity “XYZ” with a bot?
What if demand increased by 20%? Would the maximum case duration drop and by how much?
And so on.
To ask simulation questions, click Copilot in Process Discoverer.
Ask about full automation scenarios
This opens the chat interface. What if I fully automated the “Analyze Request for Quotation” activity? What is its impact? Copilot runs the simulation in the background and returns the result.
Note
To enable us to distill key information from the Copilot response, the Copilot formats its answer in rich text. The following formatting is performed:
Answers are formatted in tables where applicable.
Key information appears in bold.
Bullet points are used to itemize a list of answers.
Ask about partial automation scenarios
We can also ask questions involving partial automation. For instance, let us ask: What if I automate the “Analyze Request for Quotation“ activity by 60%? What is its impact?
Copilot runs the simulation and returns a detailed analysis of the key performance changes caused by the automation.
Ask multiple what-if scenarios within one query
Copilot can address multiple what-if scenarios within one query. For instance, let us ask “What if demand increased by 20% and I added 2 FTEs to the “Purchasing Agent” role? What is the impact of this?”
Furthermore, we can ask Copilot to compare two what-if scenarios. Copilot runs both simulation scenarios in the background and compares the results.
For instance, we can ask, “What if I added 2 FTEs to the “Purchasing Agent” role, and what if I added 2 FTEs to the “Purchasing Manager” role? Compare the impacts.”