A simulation for every course across your institution.
More than 1,600 business simulations, classified by area, course and level, that instructors run in a single class. One license for every faculty.
- Agua que Paga sus Cuentas: Vender en los Barrios Business
- Applied Political Theory: Liberalism, Republicanism, Deliberative Democracy Education
- Aprender Antes de Invertir Business
- Asphalt Pavements — Highway Design and Maintenance Business
- Campaña de Marketing Digital Business
- Concreto y Aceros — Crisis Estructural Education
- Construction Pathology — Diagnosis and Repair of a 30-Year-Old Building Education
One simulator covers one course. Basics covers the curriculum.
Compare how far a single simulator reaches with how far the Basics catalog reaches across all your programs.
A simulation for every course
Every simulation is classified by area, course and academic level, so each department finds its own within the same license.
1,600+ simulators included from day one
Explore the catalog by subject area. All accessible with your Basics license.
Open Simulations — free, openly licensed business simulations
A four-round, advanced non-market strategy simulation set inside Hélios Énergie S.A., the third-largest non-incumbent gas and power retailer in France (€4.6bn revenue, 3.1 million customers in Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Occitanie, a fair-price brand worth an estimated €180M premium). On 14 April 2026 the regulator (CRE) opens a 90-day consultation on a draft Consumer Energy Protection rule. Written to punish teaser-pricing discounters, as drafted it also sweeps in Hélios: a price cap below hedging cost would cut operating margin from 6.5% to 3.8% (≈€124M/yr of profit at risk), an early-exit-fee ban removes ≈€38M/yr and lifts churn 14%→21%, and new disclosure obligations cost €22M one-off plus €9M/yr. Playing the Director of Corporate & Public Affairs with a fixed €1.6M non-market budget and a four-person team, you (1) read the institutional field and triage the draft's clauses into support / oppose / amend instead of fighting all of it; (2) set the engagement strategy and frame, allocating the €1.6M across CRE submission, bilateral meetings, op-eds, customer mobilisation, independent economic research and external counsel, and choosing whether to argue narrow margin self-interest or reframe the cap as a threat to the very consumers the rule protects; (3) build the coalition before the 30 May UFE deadline — lead, join, free-ride or break ranks toward a consumer-group ally, while refusing the toxic discount-rival front and the incumbent's SME-sacrificing pact; and (4) execute the endgame, balancing inside (lobbying) and outside (public) tactics and defending all four KPIs to a CRE commissioner and a hostile journalist. The math is grounded in Von Staden's institutional-logics lens, Baron's non-market strategy, Olson's collective-action trap and Fombrun's reputational capital: legitimacy-bearing framing, selective opposition, peer-credible coalitions and inside-outside complementarity score best, while the five classic errors — self-interest framing, total opposition, the toxic discount coalition, free-riding the association, and inside-only lobbying with no public air cover — measurably underperform, the last two triggering the Ministry's escalation to a harsher statute. Final KPIs track Regulatory Outcome, Legitimacy, Coalition Strength and Reputational Risk simultaneously, against the €1.6M budget cap.
Guide the Arroba brand through four strategic phases — product launch, competitive battle, portfolio expansion, and digital transformation — making marketing investment and strategy decisions each quarter. Based on the LATAM health food brand founded by Valentina Quispe, this simulation teaches how marketing strategy must evolve across the brand lifecycle, from building initial brand equity to defending against digital-native competitors.
Simulación de análisis crediticio bancario para evaluar la solicitud de crédito de COP 2,500M de una pyme manufacturera colombiana, cubriendo ratios financieros, proyección de flujo de caja, estructura del crédito y decisión final del comité
Interactive audit exercise where students assess risks, test controls, design substantive procedures, and form an audit opinion for a mid-sized manufacturer with embedded red flags
Guide BebidasCali S.A., a Colombian beverage manufacturer, through a COP 500M Industria 4.0 transformation across 4 strategic rounds: vendor selection, deployment strategy, change management investment, and benefit realization with recovery planning.
An AI-coach reflective simulation that forces a single 5-year intellectual commitment, sketches year-1, year-3 and year-5 milestones, and names the topics being abandoned to make depth possible.
A four-round coaching simulation that re-authors your weekly 1:1 with your manager from your side. Practice the diagnosis, the one-page pre-read, the in-meeting redirects and feedback prompts, and the quarterly reset that turns a wasted check-in into a high-leverage upward-management channel.
A four-round, intermediate simulation in regional economic development and entrepreneurship ecosystems, set inside Reef Coast Futures (RCF), a not-for-profit regional development agency in Townsville, North Queensland, running on an A$8M annual program budget for a region of 230,000 people. The region has the highest small-business formation rate in regional Queensland but one of the lowest survival rates (42% at three years versus a 55% national benchmark), and a prior A$1.5M generic 'accelerator' produced just 3 survivors in two years because it imported a capital-city playbook into a place it did not fit. On 21 January 2026 the region's largest employer announces a 600-job wind-down (~900 indirect), and the state makes A$3.2M (40%) of next year's grant contingent on demonstrated 12-month outcomes — ventures activated, jobs created, and funding leverage (currently 0.4x against a 1.5x target) — while comparing RCF to a rival region for a larger future allocation. Playing the new CEO with a place-based mandate, you apply Barrett's context-dependent view of entrepreneurship. Round 1: read the place — diagnose its distinctive assets (marine science, renewables, agtech adjacent to sugar), its constraints (thin capital, distance to markets, narrow talent), why the imported model failed, and whose talent (Indigenous enterprise, an under-utilised young workforce) a place-based read must include. Round 2: allocate the A$4.8M discretionary budget across a 10-venture pipeline, confronting the concentration-vs-spread tension (the thin-spread trap repeats the accelerator failure) and whether to prop up the dying anchor employer or fund transition into new place-fit enterprise. Round 3: choose a development-program model fitted to place versus re-running a generic accelerator, prioritise the two or three ecosystem partners that actually bring co-investment (the primary lever to move leverage toward 1.5x), and fund a genuine community-enterprise and Indigenous-business stream. Round 4: deliver 12-month outcomes, decide what to double down on and cut, and make the case to the state funder with outcomes and additionality. The math wires the concept's numbers and five common errors into sticky run-defining penalties: imported playbook, thin spread, funding the decline, trophy partners, and ignoring inclusion each measurably underperform and gate the top verdict, so a blind click-through of error-leaning defaults cannot win. Final KPIs track ventures activated, jobs created, funding leverage (toward 1.5x) and an ecosystem-engagement score against the state's targets. Currency throughout is the Australian Dollar (A$).
Two-arc simulation (3 Word rounds + 3 PowerPoint rounds) where a Junior Associate at a community-health clinic must produce a 6-page accessible staff memo and a 12-slide board deck under a Friday deadline. Teaches document-vs-deck choice, style architecture, mail merge, tracked-changes review, slide masters, SmartArt vs. shapes, chart-per-idea, and accessibility-first design (WCAG 2.1 AA). Mirrors MO-110 + MO-310 domain coverage.
Estimate the effect of a regional R&D tax credit four ways. Discover that two of them are biased, the third is the workhorse of policy evaluation, and the fourth is the methods revolution that re-wrote DiD between 2020 and 2025.
Interactive exercise teaching dynamic programming through 5 sequential decision problems: investment allocation, inventory management, option pricing, shortest path, and optimal stopping. Students apply backward induction and Bellman optimality to solve each problem.
Lead VantageAxis GmbH through a high-stakes joint venture negotiation with Yokogawa Precision Systems K.K. Navigate cross-cultural communication challenges across 4 rounds, managing trust, face-saving dynamics, interpreter logistics, and deal structuring in a German-Japanese business partnership targeting ASEAN smart manufacturing markets.
Simulación de decisión judicial en el Consejo de Estado colombiano sobre la revocatoria de una licencia ambiental: los magistrados deliberan sobre el conflicto entre protección ambiental (interés público) y derechos adquiridos de una empresa privada, practicando el razonamiento jurídico-administrativo en políticas públicas.
Lead Meridian Holdings plc through a 3-round sustainability challenge. Allocate EUR 12M budget across 4 sites managing ecosystem health and tipping point risks. Integrate LEAP assessments, SBTN targets, and TNFD disclosure to maximize both conservation impact and avoided economic losses.
Simulación para practicar la gestión integral de una firma de consultoría de gestión en Argentina, enfrentando crisis simultáneas de utilización, cliente insatisfecho, retención de socia estrella y expansión internacional, bajo inflación extrema y complejidad cambiaria
Other / Industry-Specific
Simulacion Express de 90 minutos, 4 rondas, nivel avanzado, sobre negocios con hogares de bajos ingresos en la base de la piramide: el precio que un hogar puede pagar frente a la economia de cada unidad, la forma de pago en cuotas para ingresos irregulares, el canal arraigado en el barrio (tenderos y promotoras comunitarias) frente al canal de siempre, los socios que aportan confianza, cobro y credito, un pedido gratuito que desplaza a los compradores, escalar solo lo que funciona, mantener el producto en uso despues de la venta, el cuadro de mando doble y una subida de costes, para cursos de estrategia, marketing en mercados emergentes, innovacion social y direccion de unidades de negocio. Industrias Yumbenas (menaje de plastico, Yumbo): eres Valentina Mosquera Riascos, directora de la unidad Hogar Claro, que lleva un filtro de agua a los hogares del oriente de Cali y de Buenaventura entre 2027 y 2029. Decides el filtro y su precio, como pagan los hogares, por donde vendes y con quien, la escala y la confianza despues de la venta, las metas de la unidad y la respuesta a la resina. Se mide el resultado acumulado de la unidad, los hogares que siguen usando el filtro, un indice de impacto y el arraigo en los barrios; al final se compara con el plan del vicepresidente comercial.
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Instructors have nothing to prepare or install: they pick the simulation, run it and discuss the results in the same session.
Pick the simulation for the course
Filter the catalog by area, academic level and duration, and see on each page which decisions students make and which indicators they track.
Run it in class
Create the session in under 5 minutes and invite students, who join from their browser or from the LMS. Each simulation takes 15 to 90 minutes.
Discuss the results with the class
The system calculates results round by round and the instructor runs the debrief in the same session. Each student's and each group's progress is recorded in the instructor dashboard.
Know exactly who is using what, and when.
Eureka Basics includes a built-in adoption monitoring panel. See which instructors are running simulators, how many students took part and on which dates: spot adoption barriers before the semester ends and document usage for quality and accreditation.
What your institution gains
Coverage for every faculty, instructors who actually use it, and the data to prove it.
The whole curriculum, covered
Accounting, finance, marketing, operations, people, strategy, economics and more, from first-year undergraduate to executive education: every course finds its simulation in the same catalog.
Fits in one class
15- to 90-minute sessions that instructors run themselves, with no preparation and nothing to install. That is how simulation becomes part of everyday teaching, not just a pilot.
Evidence for quality and accreditation
Usage metrics, group results and each student's progress to document experiential learning for AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA or CNA.
Inside your LMS
Students join from Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard or another LMS in one click, without new accounts. The integration is set up during onboarding.
Built around your institution
Not all universities are the same. We regularly build new simulations and adapt existing ones to each partner's pedagogical model, instructional design, and student context.
Faculty training and support
Assigned account manager, priority technical assistance, and ongoing faculty training, all included in the license.
From A-levels to C-level
High school, undergraduate, graduate and executive education simulations — one platform for every learning stage.
Universities
Integrate simulations into undergraduate, graduate and cross-disciplinary programs across every faculty with a single license.
Business Schools
Enhance MBAs, Executive Education, and in-company programs with high-quality pedagogical simulators.
High Schools
Spark interest in business, economics, and decision-making with age-appropriate simulations aligned with A-levels, IB, and Bachillerato programs.
Training Centers
Differentiate your offering with interactive experiences that boost engagement and knowledge retention.
Corporations
Continuous training, onboarding, and leadership development with simulations that replicate real business decisions.
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What about my country's specifics?
Every simulation is adapted to your students' reality: currency, language, customs, laws and whatever else it takes for the case to feel local.
Your currency
Prices, costs and results in the local currency (euros, dollars, pesos…), at realistic magnitudes for your market.
Your language
Interface, cases and reports in your students' language, using the business terminology of your country.
Your customs
Recognizable companies, names, consumer habits and business practices, so the case never feels imported.
Your laws
The country's legal, tax, labor and accounting framework — taxes, sector regulation, data protection — built into the decisions.
Your economic context
Local industries, institutions and macroeconomic context: inflation, interest rates, regulation and market competitors.
Whatever else it takes
Academic calendar, units, formats or any other specific need of your country or program: we adapt it.
We already do: the catalog includes simulations on DIAN tax audits, SECOP public procurement and Law 80 in Colombia.
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- Access to 1,600+ simulators
- Institutional analytics and instructor dashboard
- Unlimited simulation sessions
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- Bespoke simulations built for your curriculum
- Custom branding, scenarios and integrations
- Dedicated onboarding and priority support
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