BizSim offers more than just simulation – it opens the door to AI-based, personalized, and interactive learning.
What makes BizSim a unique AI platform?
BizSimin opetussimulaatio perustuu laadukkaaseen case-kuvaukseen ja BizSim’s teaching simulation is built on high-quality case descriptions and structured ERP-style data that mirrors real business environments. This makes BizSim ideal for:
- Training platforms for generative AI agents
- Foundations for students’ personal teaching assistants
- AI-supported simulations for analysis, questioning, and decision-making
🎓 Where can this be applied?
📊 Financial management & bookkeeping
💡 Data-driven leadership & decision-making education
📈 Data analytics & Power BI visualization
🤝 Leadership training & strategy simulation
For example, in bookkeeping instruction, an AI agent can detect errors in a student’s work by comparing it to the correct data and explain where and why the mistake occurred.
Examples of Responses from the BizSim Teaching Agent
🧑🎓 Student asks:
What is service level management in GreenScape’s leadership context?
🤖 Agent responds:
Service level management means that GreenScape defines clear requirements for things like response times, maintenance quality, and customer satisfaction. These are measured regularly and often tied to formal service level agreements (SLAs). From a leadership perspective, this ensures consistent service quality and helps prioritize resources when multiple service requests occur simultaneously.
🧑🎓 Student asks:
Why do we need to allocate insurance premiums over several months in the Scandinavian Design case? Couldn’t we just book them all in one month?
🤖 Agent responds:
Great question! Insurance premiums cover a multi-month period, so they aren’t fully attributable to just one month. According to proper accounting practices, expenses should be allocated to the periods they relate to. This provides a more accurate picture of monthly profitability and ensures the financial statements aren’t distorted. In Scandinavian Design’s case, this is especially important because cash flow is seasonal, and cost allocation supports meaningful analysis.
🧑🎓 Student asks:
The balance sheet doesn’t match – there’s a 2,000 euro discrepancy. Can you help?
🤖 Agent responds:
Absolutely! I reviewed the general ledger you provided and noticed that in February, the “Machinery and Equipment” asset entry wasn’t properly completed. It seems the purchase was recorded on the debit side, but the corresponding credit entry – such as from the bank account or accounts payable – is missing.
This results in an increase in the asset side of the balance sheet without a matching liability, causing a 2,000 euro imbalance. I recommend:
- Reviewing all entries on the “Machinery and Equipment” account for February
- Ensuring each transaction includes both a debit and a credit
- Posting the missing entry to the correct offset account
Let me know if you’d like help drafting the correction or checking the updated version.
📬 Get in touch – let’s build the next-generation learning experience
Looking to integrate AI into your teaching? BizSim Teaching Agent offers a ready-made platform. Contact us to explore how we can launch a pilot in your educational organization or create a customized version for your needs.