A synthetic twin of your network.
Bflows builds a privacy-safe digital twin of your network — or your whole territory — from synthetic data that keeps the structure without exposing a single real identity. Then you run scenarios on it, in both directions: a supplier defaults, or you acquire one; a sector contracts, or a public policy lands. Measure the multiplier, surface the anomalies, see the ripple — before any of it touches the real economy.
A copy you can experiment on, safely.
Synthetic & private
Built with CTGAN synthetic data and pseudonymization. The twin keeps the statistical structure; the real identities never leave home.
Input-output multipliers
Sector input-output tables (ISTAT, EXIOBASE) turn any intervention into a measured multiplier: how much total activity one euro really moves across the economy.
Both directions, and the noise in between.
Adverse scenarios
A key node defaults, a sector contracts, liquidity dries up. See who's hit, how hard, and when.
Growth scenarios
An acquisition, a new investment, a public policy or stimulus. Model the upside and its multiplier before you commit.
Anomaly detection
Irregular flows, emerging concentrations and early signs of stress, surfaced automatically on the live graph.
From a synthetic copy to a tested decision.
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Build the twin
A synthetic, pseudonymized replica of your network or territory: same structure, no real identities.
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Run the scenario
In either direction — a default or an acquisition, a contraction or a public policy, a squeeze or an injection.
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Read the result
The ripple across the graph, the measured multiplier, and any anomalies the model flags — before any of it is real.
Network operators
Stress-test your circuit before a shock tests it for you — and size the upside of bringing new members in.
Corporate supply chains
See which supplier failures would actually hurt, and what an acquisition would really add.
Public institutions
Model a policy or a fund allocation on a regional economy, and measure the multiplier before committing.
Build a twin of your network.
From a single supply chain to a regional economy — test the shock and the stimulus before you commit.