Supply Chain Source of TruthByteBurger
ByteBurger
Supply Chain System
A three-layer document-driven supply chain architecture for a single-location burger shop in the UAE. Model → Framework → Plan!
Model (S-series)
What exists
Framework (D-series)
How we govern
Plan (P-series)
What we do
Layer 1FINAL
Model
8 independent primitives (S1–S8) describing supply chain reality: nodes, flows, network, transformation, inventory, constraints, lead time, and availability.
8Primitives
6Node types
9Flow types
13Inventory categories
30+Items in master
Layer 2DRAFT v3
Framework
7 governance domains (D1–D7) defining how the supply chain is organized: demand, inventory, sourcing, procurement, logistics, operations, and performance.
7Domains
13KPIs
10Risks
4Supplier categories
6Quality points
Layer 3REBUILT v2
Plan
Operating parameters (P1–P8) specifying what we buy, make, store, and serve: quantities, suppliers, schedules, ROP, budgets, production timing, and KPIs. The blueprint for the simulation.
8Sections
11Suppliers
14KPIs tracked
12Sim. criteria
10Risks
Key Reference Numbers
Avg Daily Meals
98
685 weekly
Avg Daily Patties
74
98 × 75% mix
Staff
7
Persons A–G
Suppliers
11
SUP-001 to SUP-011
Monthly Budget
~17.8K
AED
Operating Hours
10AM–12AM
7 days/week
Open Items
G1 — RESOLVEDFresh produce shelf life range updated to 1–10 days
G2 — RESOLVEDFramework onion shelf life specified: 7 days, order every 3–4 days
G3 — RESOLVEDBun packaging unit confirmed with SUP-002: bag of 12 (1 bag = 12 pieces)