Bring your SysML models

Early access: See what an engineering change reaches across the business. Your SysML v2 models join the same model as your applications, owners, costs, risks and compliance, mapped to ArchiMate and traced back to the SysML element each one came from. Join the waiting list or talk to us.

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Who it is for

Made for the people who answer for this.

  • A head of systems engineering who wants the engineering model read by the rest of the business.
  • An enterprise architect in a company that builds hardware, vehicles, aircraft, devices or plant.
  • A founder of a hardware or space startup that models in SysML and needs to answer investors, customers and auditors from one place.

Questions it answers

Ask it the questions you are asked.

What does changing this subsystem mean for our applications, costs, owners and compliance?

Asked by an enterprise architect.

Which requirements does this system satisfy, and what evidence verifies them?

Asked by a systems engineer.

Which engineering elements have no owner, no cost and no risk recorded?

Asked by a head of engineering.

Where did this element in the enterprise model come from?

Asked by an auditor.

How it works

How it will work.

  1. Step 1

    Bring your SysML v2 model

    Point Entelim at the model your systems-engineering team already keeps.

  2. Step 2

    Read the ArchiMate map

    Every engineering element appears as an ArchiMate element, and each one names the SysML element it came from.

  3. Step 3

    Ask in the AI chat

    Ask what a change to a subsystem reaches and read an answer that cites the records behind it.

  4. Step 4

    Follow a requirement end to end

    Open a requirement and follow it to the systems that satisfy it and the evidence that verifies it.

What your team gets

Your SysML v2 model comes into the same enterprise model as the applications, owners, costs, risks and compliance that the rest of the business already keeps. Engineers and enterprise architects stop working from two pictures of the same company.

Entelim is opening this to a small group of teams first. Join the waiting list, or talk to us about your models.

SysML to ArchiMate

Every engineering element will be mapped to an element in ArchiMate, so it sits beside everything else you model.

  • Blocks and parts will become the nodes, devices, equipment and system software that run your business.
  • Requirements will become ArchiMate requirements, linked to the elements that satisfy them.
  • Interfaces and ports will become the interfaces your applications and technology use to talk to each other.
  • Actors and use cases will become the business actors and services that depend on the system.

Where SysML has no equivalent, ArchiMate will be extended through its own specialisation mechanism, so nothing is dropped. Every element in the enterprise model will name the SysML element it came from, so an auditor can follow a record back to its source.

If you already keep an ArchiMate model, you can import it today.

MBSE and enterprise architecture in one place

Model-based systems engineering describes the product. Enterprise architecture describes the company that builds, runs and pays for it. They are usually kept apart. Joined, they let you see which applications support a subsystem, who owns it, what it costs, which risks reach it and which compliance obligations apply.

Ask what a change means

Ask the question the way you would put it to a colleague: what does changing this subsystem mean for our applications, costs, owners and compliance? In early access the answer will come in the AI chat your team already uses, citing the records behind it. The twin map already shows what a failure reaches in the model you have today.

Requirements you can follow

In early access a requirement will stay connected from the engineer's model to the systems that satisfy it and the evidence that verifies it, and you will follow the trace in either direction.

What you can do while you wait

Connect your tools and build the model of your organisation now. The elements from your SysML models will join the same model.

Questions

Questions.

Is this available today?

No. It is early access. Join the waiting list or talk to us and we will work with the teams who need it first.

What does Entelim read and write?

In early access, Entelim will read SysML v2 models and write them into the model as ArchiMate, with nothing dropped on the way across. Spreadsheet files and your connected tools already feed the same model today.

What if SysML has an element that ArchiMate does not?

ArchiMate will be extended through its own specialisation mechanism, so the element keeps its meaning and stays inside the same model. Every element will trace back to its SysML source.

Do my engineers have to change how they model?

No. They keep their SysML tools and their models. Entelim reads the model; it does not replace the tool.

Where do I ask about the impact of a change?

In the AI chat your team already uses. Every answer cites the records it was built from.

Can I try ArchiMate and the AI chat now?

Yes. You can import an ArchiMate model, and ask questions of your own organisation in the AI chat today.

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