The new tool is designed to be used when someone in the business leaves, allowing bulk transfer of their task assignments and customer-salesperson assignments to someone else. For more information, please see the help guide on Transferring user data.
Guest beers in Breww now support full batch tracking and container types. To create a guest beer product, first set up the guest beer itself via Production -> Beers -> New beer -> Guest beer, then create products as normal using that beer. Breww automatically creates a linked stock item for purchasing, where you can add re-order quantities, supplier details and all other purchasing details.
When you receipt this stock item through an inventory receipt, Breww automatically generates product stock with batch and expiry tracking, just as if you had packaged it yourself. This means:
The "Guest beer" product type has been removed. Existing guest beer products are now "Stock item" products with a flag identifying them as guest beers, and new guest beer products are created as Keg, Cask, Smallpack, etc. Existing guest beer products can still be identified through the "is_guest_beer" option in BrewwQL and reporting. All existing PriceBook rules and BrewwQL filters have been updated to handle this change automatically.
If you previously set up guest beers using the older method, you can optionally migrate your existing stock items to take advantage of these improvements. See the migration guide for details.
We've added some major improvements to the Raw Data Explorer, including:
For more on how this works, please see the Raw Data Explorer help guide.
We're delighted to announce extensive support for multi-currency purchasing and sales in Breww. For more information, please see the help documentation.
Previously you had to initially create the recipe action, and then apply the timing. You can now set the timing at the point of creating (or editing) the action, which should save time in building and maintaining recipes.
You can now print QR codes to stick onto your vessels & other equipment. When scanned with a mobile device, the QR code will open a special page for the equipment, providing quick and easy access to add fermentation readings, open the related batch, access cleaning & maintenance records, and more.
You can generate the QR codes to print from within Production -> View -> Equipment.
When you make changes to product pricing in price books or modify rules, these changes are now logged in a price change log. This ensures auditability and accountability. To view a price book's change log, go to the price book and use the new View change log button from the Actions & tools menu.
We're excited to introduce saved sales forecasts, which can be automatically generated using state-of-the-art machine learning! Breww's machine learning learns your seasonal patterns, product-specific demand, and growth trends to generate accurate forecasts - or you can simply create forecasts manually or by importing from a spreadsheet. Breww's automatically generated forecast can then be tweaked and adjusted manually by you, if required.
Once created, you can use your saved forecasts in the Stock availability forecast report to see when products might run out, and compare your forecasts against actual sales to track accuracy. This helps you continuously improve your forecasting and make more informed production decisions.
To find out more about how to create and use forecasts, read our guide here.
It's now possible to override the taxable capacity of a container type based on the beer it contains. To set a per-beer override, simply head to the container type and scroll down to Beer-specific taxable capacity overrides and click Add override.