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SCENARIO 01 · BUSINESS SCENARIO

Why did the new product become more expensive?

A routine product-line review: Product B (new platform) costs 8% more per unit than Product A, while a competitor at the same position is 5% cheaper. This is a classic cost inquiry — not arithmetic, but a complete test of data, roles, and reasoning.

About 10 minutes · 3 chapters · Deterministic teaching simulation · All three concepts on stage

SCENARIO CONSOLE · SCENARIO WORKBENCH

Walking through a real cost inquiry

All products, suppliers and figures below are deterministic teaching simulations. No real ERP / PLM / SRM system is called.

Scenario ConsoleCHAPTER 01 / 03
CHAPTER 01 · DATA PREPARATION

Business objects

10

Properties

68

Relations

13

Actions

12

Database tables

12

Agent Skills

3

Bill of materials

BOM

The bill of materials of a product.

PropertyTypeRequiredSourceDescription
bom_idStringRequiredBOM systemUnique BOM ID
product_version_idStringRequiredPLMProduct version
bom_versionStringRequiredBOM systemBOM version
effective_dateDateRequiredBOM systemEffective date
cost_basisStringRequiredCost systemCost basis
currencyStringRequiredCost systemCurrency
total_costDecimalNoComputedTotal cost
statusStringRequiredBOM systemStatus

How this scenario uses the three concepts

A scenario is not a fourth concept article — it is the first time all three concepts work together in one real inquiry.

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Product B costs 8% more per unit than Product A. Comparing cost modules, the AI system finds the entire gap sits in "Materials", and traces it along BOM line items to a spec upgrade and a supplier change on the housing assembly.

What made it possible to pinpoint the root cause layer by layer?

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