Brewery Supply Chain - AI Demo
Transparency in Supply Chain Through AI
What if you could track every step of your supply chain—from ingredient to finished product? What if you could instantly understand how changes at one supplier affect your entire production line?
Meet Our Supply Chain Ontology
We’ve built a supply chain ontology for a brewery and transformed it into an intelligent knowledge graph. Explore how products, raw materials, manufacturers, wholesalers, and production batches are interconnected.
Try It Yourself
Ask our AI anything about the supply chain, explore product relationships, or trace product origins. Experience how complex supply chain structures become transparent through conversational AI.
Example Questions:
- Which products are manufactured by which producers?
- Show me all product instances and their expiration dates
- Which wholesalers stock which products?
- How are the bills of materials structured for our products?
- Which batches were produced when?
- Trace the supply chain for “Elbe Hell”
Tip: Use the suggested prompts shown in the chat assistant to get inspired and start your exploration.
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Understanding the Supply Chain Ontology
Our demo brewery ontology includes:
Products
- Elbe Hell - Light lager from Hamburg
- Elbe Pils - Classic pilsner
- Elbe Dunkel - Dark lager
- Alpen Hell - Light beer from Munich
- Alpen Märzen - Traditional Märzen
- Alpen Weißbier - Bavarian wheat beer
Manufacturers
- ElbeBräu Hamburg - Northern German brewery
- Alpenquell München - Bavarian traditional brewery
Wholesalers
- NordGetränke GmbH - Northern German distributor
- SüdBier Handel - Southern German wholesale
- EuropaBrew Import - International distribution
Supply Chain Elements
- Bills of materials
- Production batches with production dates
- Product instances with serial numbers and expiration dates
- Supply relationships between manufacturers and wholesalers
Entity Overview
Statistics
| Category | Count | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturers | 2 | Beer product producers |
| Facilities | 11 | Production facilities and breweries |
| Products | 6 | Beer products and variants |
| Wholesalers | 3 | Distribution partners and distributors |
| Distribution Channels | 7 | Logistics and distribution channels |
| Suppliers | 10 | Raw material and material suppliers |
Main Areas
🏭 Manufacturers
- Alpenquell München (München) - Traditional brewery
- ElbeBräu Hamburg (Hamburg) - Modern production facility
🍺 Products
- Elbe Hell (Kellerbier) - €1.75
- Elbe Pils (Dry-Hopped Pils) - €1.90
- Alpen Hell (Helles) - €1.50
- Alpen Märzen (Märzen) - €1.70
🏬 Wholesalers
- NordGetränke GmbH - Northern German distributor
- SüdBier Handel - Southern German wholesale
- EuropaBrew Import - International distribution
🚚 Distribution Channels
- NordLine Logistics - Main logistics for northern German distribution
- CityShip - Urban distribution logistics
- CoolBrew Express - Temperature-controlled delivery specialist
📦 Suppliers
- Hallertau Hopfen GmbH - Hops specialist, Rating 4.9/5.0
- AgroTrans Malz KG - Malt supplier, Rating 4.7/5.0
- BottleWorks BV - Packaging material, Rating 4.3/5.0
Why This Demo Matters
This interactive demo shows how an intelligent knowledge graph can:
- ✅ Create complete transparency across the entire supply chain
- ✅ Enable traceability of products to their origins
- ✅ Reveal relationships between products, manufacturers, and distributors
- ✅ Make batches and expiration dates trackable for quality management
- ✅ Identify optimization opportunities in the supply chain
From Demo to Practice
Supply chain management is complex. Our knowledge graph approach makes it:
- Transparent - See all connections at a glance
- Interactive - Ask questions in natural language
- Current - Query data in real-time
- Integrated - All information in one place
Ready for Your Own Supply Chain?
The brewery demo shows how powerful knowledge graphs can be for supply chain management. Imagine having this level of transparency for your own supply chain.
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