Query simulation data using natural language questions.
The analytics page lets you ask questions about your simulation data in plain English. Instead of writing queries or building charts manually, describe what you want to know and SimPilot returns structured results.
The /analytics page
Navigate to /analytics from the sidebar. The page provides a query input where you type natural language questions about your simulation history.
Asking questions
Type any question about your simulation data:
"Show all simulations by solver"
"List all failed runs in the last 30 days"
"Which projects have the most simulations?"
"What turbulence models have been used for external aero cases?"
"Compare convergence times across all pipe flow simulations"
"What was the drag coefficient for each wing design iteration?"
"Show the difference in heat transfer between k-epsilon and k-omega SST runs"
"What was the drag coefficient trend across the optimization study?"
"How has our convergence success rate changed over the past 3 months?"
"Show compute usage by week"
Results
Answers are rendered as:
Tables: Structured data with sortable columns for precise values
Charts: Automatically selected chart type based on the data (bar, line, scatter, pie)
Summary text: Natural language interpretation highlighting key findings
Read-only and validated
All queries are read-only -- they can never modify your data. Each query is validated before execution to ensure it only accesses data you have permission to see.
Saved queries
Save frequently-used questions for quick access:
Run a query
Ask a question and review the results.
Save
Click the save button to store the query with a name and optional description.
Reuse
Access saved queries from the sidebar. Run them instantly to get updated results with the latest data.
Saved queries always run against current data -- results update automatically as new simulations complete.