PivoHub already connects producers, distributors, and buyers across Québec’s craft food & beverage industry. This demo imagines what happens when that same catalog, pricing, and inventory power generated brand front-ends — each with its own identity, rhetoric, and shelf — without rebuilding commerce from scratch.
Products, B2B case pricing, inventory across warehouses, buyer deals, and order flow already live on the commercial layer — the same network that powers ordering for bars, groceries, and distributors.
Colors, type, voice, region, and category become the brief. A generative layer composes a unique storefront — not a white-label skin, but a coherent brand world that still reads the same SKUs and stock.
Each producer ships a public or B2B-facing site that feels handmade, while orders, routing, and ERP sync stay on
swagger.pivohub.com and the existing logistics graph.
Fictional producers inspired by the craft food & beverage network PivoHub already serves. Open any storefront — presentation only, as if the catalog came from the backend.
Identity, voice, palette, region, product story
One-pager / storefront composed to brand DNA
Catalog · inventory · pricing · orders · network