Connect graph knowledge to operational work.
Bring relevant information from an existing Neo4j graph into the context used for a defined Katalyze operational job.
- reads
- moves
- publishes
- Used
- Feed lot 2231-B
- Ran on
- Bioreactor, 2000 L
- Feed 3
- 11:40, planned 09:00
- Deviation noted
- DV-0088
What the connection makes available.
Plan the connection around the work.
Review what the connection reads, the information your team needs, and the access the job requires.
| Kind | Data platforms |
|---|---|
| State | Available |
| Does | reads |
| Directory | Connectors directory |
Identify the source and the people responsible.
- 01The graph to discussIdentify the graph and information relevant to the intended use.
- 02The model and access ownersInclude people who understand the graph structure and its access requirements.
- 03The operational useExplain how the graph information should contribute to the defined job.
The information available through this connection.
Use this information to build operational context, with pointers to its original sources.
- 01
Batches
BR-0410 to BR-0421
- 02
Materials
Feed lots 2231-A and 2231-B
- 03
Equipment
Production bioreactor, 2000 L
- 04
Suppliers
The feed supplier
- 05
Documents
Certificates 0088 and 0091
- 06
Relationship types
Used, ran on, supplied, covers
- 07
Properties
Dates, sites and states
- 08
Change events
A new lot or a corrected record
Questions about Neo4j.
Discuss the information you need and how your team will use it.
Turn time spent finding information into time spent moving forward.
Bring the job you want to move forward and the records you'd like connected. Thirty minutes on how Katalyze would do the work, and where your experts come in.
Or, just a quick chat to run through the product, your call.
