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SC Navigator 26.6.1Date May 21, 2026New FeatureSENSAI Pro is now available for SC Navigator users. Stop clicking through menus — just ask. SENSAI Pro brings an AI-powered chat window to SC Navigator, so you can make data changes, run optimizations, and compare scenarios through conversation. Try questions like: "Add a warehouse in Berlin, similar to our Munich hub" — new location, attributes, and transport lanes configured automatically. "Increase LTL transport costs by 5% across all lanes in Germany" — update dozens of lanes in one command, with a one-click Undo if you change your mind. "Run the optimization with demand at -5%, +5%, and +10%" — generate and save multiple demand scenarios in a single request. "Which warehouses open or close, and how does volume shift across the network between scenarios?" — instant network comparison, no spreadsheet exports needed. "What changes have I made so far?" — full session transparency, always. Try SENSAI Pro for free until July 1st, 20

AI Assistants for Every AIMMS ApplicationA new library lets you transform any AIMMS application into something your users can interrogate with AI: ask questions, run scenarios, and get answers in plain language. It has already been tested on four complex use cases and models. You can get involved too.  Why this matters Business users can now talk to the optimization model in plain language and get answers in seconds, with no new tools, no Python, and no bolt-on chatbot.  The end-user experience in more detail Your planners open a conversation inside the AIMMS application and ask questions in plain language: "What happens if we lose this warehouse for a week?" or "Can we still meet demand if we cut the third shift?" The AI assistant orchestrates the interaction, the optimization model runs the math, and the planner gets an answer in seconds, all without leaving the tool they already use.  Here is what it looks like in practice:  "Which customers in the Nordics had more than 5% unmet dem

When using the AIMMS Excel library (AXLL), is it possible to determine whether a cell is a formula or not? There is an explicit WriteFormula function in the library, but I don’t see anything that gives me information about whether a cell is an entered value or whether it is a formula. I am currently reading in an excel file and need to handle these two situations differently: majority of cells in a range are defined by a formula, but some are manually overruled (i.e. just an entered value) and I need to know which ones are overruled and which ones not.