Operational Risk Intelligence Platform

Know before
it breaks

Volnit shows factories, warehouses, and distribution networks what a disruption will cost before it happens. Model your operation, test the failure of every station, and see the money at risk, the recovery time, and the orders that will ship late. Your own team runs it in the browser, with an AI copilot in place of a simulation specialist.

SPOF

Every station failure-tested

95%

Confidence intervals

Cost

At risk, at your own rate

AI

Builds and explains

Volnit editor - model canvas with live charts

Answers your team can act on

Not a model to admire. Numbers for the next planning meeting.

What a disruption costs you

Tell Volnit what an hour of lost output, or one lost unit, costs you. Every disruption you test is then shown as money at risk at that rate.

  • Your own cost rate. We never supply or guess it.
  • A range from repeated runs, not a single guess.
  • The same figures carry into the risk report.
Volnit resilience results for a bottling line: four disruption scenarios with throughput change, recovery time and cost at risk in euros with a range

Which orders will ship late

Load this week's order book and see the chance each order ships on time, riskiest first.

  • A confidence interval on every order.
  • Compare dispatch rules, or expedite an order and see who it costs.
  • Export the list to CSV for the planning meeting.
Volnit order risk table: each order with its chance of shipping on time, a confidence interval and a risk status

Know when the risk changes

Save an assessment and put it on a schedule. It re-runs on the latest saved model and tells your team when it is done.

  • Daily, weekly, monthly or custom, in your timezone.
  • A webhook to Slack or Teams, or an email summary with a link.
  • Refresh the model from CSV or Excel so each run uses current data.
Volnit schedule dialog: a weekly resilience check with a timezone, email recipients and a completion webhook
AI Risk Copilot

From words to risk assessment

No simulation expertise required. Describe your operation, the AI builds the model and interprets the risk.

Step 1: Describe your operation
I have a packaging line with 2 filling machines, a labeling station, and a QA checkpoint. Parts arrive every 3 seconds. Filling takes 2-5 seconds each.
Here's your model with 2 parallel filling stations, a labeling server, and a QA inspector. I've set triangular distributions for filling time (2-3.5-5s) and added buffers between each stage. Click Run to simulate.

AI generates a validated JSON model ready to run

Step 2: Understand the risk
What are the biggest risks in this line?

QA_Inspector is a single point of failure.

At 94% utilization, any disruption cascades immediately. A 2-hour breakdown drops throughput by 100%. Adding a second inspector eliminates the SPOF and reduces recovery time from 47 minutes to under 5.

AI identifies vulnerabilities and recommends mitigations

The AI copilot is built into the editor, and is also available through the REST API and Python SDK. The engine quantifies the risk - the AI makes it actionable.

How it works

From operation to risk assessment in four steps.

01

Map your operation

Describe your operation as a flow of stations, queues, and resources. Use the visual editor, start from a template, or let the AI build it from a plain-English description.

02

Stress-test for vulnerabilities

Run SPOF analysis and disruption scenarios automatically. The engine fails every station in turn and repeats each scenario many times, so every result carries a confidence interval instead of a single guess.

03

Quantify risk exposure

See exactly which failures hurt most, how long recovery takes, and which mitigations are most effective. Optimize for resilience within your constraints.

04

Act, then keep watching

Present stakeholders with a risk report backed by data, with the money each vulnerability puts at risk at your own cost rate. Then schedule the assessment so you hear when the risk changes.

See it in action

Frames Panels Glass Assembly QA Split conveyor Finish Ship pass Rework fail 3 part sources multi-input assembly inspection belt transport rework loop

Everything you need to quantify operational risk

From single-point-of-failure detection to full disruption scenario analysis with statistical confidence.

Single Point of Failure Analysis

Automatically test the failure of every station in your operation, one by one. Get a ranked list of the failures that would hurt you most.

Cost at Risk

Enter your own cost of lost output, per hour or per unit. Every disruption result is then shown as money at risk at your rate, with a range.

Recovery Time Estimation

Measure how long your operation takes to return to normal after a disruption, and get a pass, warning or fail against the outage you can tolerate.

Disruption Scenario Testing

Define what-if disruptions - machine failures, supplier delays, staffing shortages - and see the effect of each on throughput and recovery.

Per-Order Delivery Risk

Load your order book with due dates. See the chance each order ships on time, sorted riskiest first, and compare dispatch rules before you commit.

Scheduled Assessments and Alerts

Save an assessment and run it daily, weekly or monthly in your timezone. Get the result by webhook to Slack or Teams, or as an email summary.

AI Copilot

Describe your operation in plain English and the AI builds a validated model. After a run it explains the results, the cascade effects and the mitigations worth testing.

Runs on Your Real Data

Paste measured times and the right distribution is fitted and applied for you. Load this week's orders or machine availability from CSV or Excel - no integration to build.

Statistical Risk Quantification

Every risk metric comes from 30 or more replications and carries a 95% confidence interval. Know the range of disruption impact, not just the average.

Optimization and Sensitivity Sweeps

Set an objective and constraints and let the search find the best feasible configuration. Or sweep machine speeds, buffer sizes and staffing to see what matters most.

Real Schedules and Failures

Model shift patterns, breaks, holidays, and random machine breakdowns. Assess risk under realistic operating conditions, not idealized ones.

Model Any Operation

Production lines, warehouses, hospitals, call centers. 14 configurable building blocks cover machines, queues, conveyors, AGVs, shared staff pools, and more.

Browser-Based, API Included

Build and analyze your operation from any modern browser - nothing to install. Assessments run on a cloud engine, and every capability is also a REST endpoint.

Deterministic Reproducibility

Same inputs always produce identical risk assessments. Integer-precision time. No floating-point drift across platforms. Audit-ready results.

Built for Teams

Single sign-on, Admin, Operator and Viewer roles, team invites and a full audit trail. Use our hosted service or deploy on your own infrastructure. ISO 22301-aligned risk reporting.

Operational risk intelligence across industries

Any operation with flow, queues, and processing - we quantify its risk.

Manufacturing

Identify single points of failure across your production line. Quantify the cost of each machine breakdown, validate equipment investments against disruption risk, and prove resilience to auditors.

Every station failure-tested and ranked

Logistics & Warehousing

Stress-test sorting systems, AGV fleets, and conveyor networks against peak-season surges and equipment failures. Know which failures cascade before they happen.

Per order on-time probability

Healthcare

Assess patient flow resilience through EDs, labs, and clinics. Quantify staffing risk under surge scenarios and identify capacity bottlenecks before they affect care.

95% confidence intervals on every result

Service Operations

Call centers, checkout lanes, airport security. Measure how arrival spikes, staffing gaps, and system failures impact service levels with statistical confidence.

30+ replications per scenario

See where your operation breaks before it does

Start with a pilot: we get your team running on Volnit, with your own operation as the first model and your own data behind it. No simulation expertise required.