It's now possible to print labels with unique non-returnable barcodes before creating the packaging!

From the "Print labels in advance of racking" option on a planned packaging, you can now select the "Would you like to print these labels with unique non-returnable numbers?" option and Breww will print labels with "reserved" non-returnable codes. To use these "reserved" codes, simply scan or select the non-returnable codes you've used when packaging as if they were your own returnable containers. 

You can read more about this new feature and how to use it here!

It's now possible to override your default "Automatically send delivery note" setting on a per-customer basis. 

Simply go to the customer and choose whether delivery notes should "Always automatically send", "Never automatically send", or "Use account settings".

Another great suggestion from our community.

This was another fantastic suggestion on our community, see here.

By default, the recipe field on a batch is optional, but if you know that you always want a recipe assigned to a batch, you can now make this field required in your Production settings. This was another fantastic suggestion from our community (see here); thank you!

You can now set payment terms on a supplier! The same options available when setting up a customer's payment terms can also be used to define your payment terms with suppliers.

These payment terms are then used to calculate the payment due date of inventory receipts when they are marked as invoiced, and the supplier invoice date and payment due date are synced with your accountancy provider when uploaded.

This is thanks to another great suggestion from our community!

We're delighted to announce that our container deposit return scheme solution is now available. Find out more about how this works in our help guide here. This should fully cover the requirements of the Netherlands scheme that's going live later this month, the Scottish scheme that may go live later this year and other schemes around the world.

You can now create new leads in Breww from businesses you find on a Google Maps map in just a couple of clicks. The "Customer map" page has also been updated to show leads as well as customers. Find out more and see a video demo at https://community.breww.com/t/map-based-lead-pipeline-builder/2187

Bonus update 6th March: Filter which customers/leads are shown on the map, as per this request.

You can now enter the total line price when adding an item to a Purchase order or Inventory receipt, and Breww will calculate the price per unit for you.

You can now manage which NR container brands you use and when racking, associate them with the brands chosen. This is another great suggestion from our community. Doing so, allows for the Kegstar/MicroStar integration to work better than ever, and can be useful when assigning container stock to deliveries.

You now have the option to schedule cleaning and maintenance to be done daily. You can also specify a number-of-days-based schedule, such as every 2 days. This makes them even more flexible and is another fantastic suggestion from our community.