'Tis the season for price increases, and to help you apply these in Breww, you can now import updated prices from a spreadsheet. Please see the Can I change product prices in bulk? help guide for how.
It's now possible to enable balance sheet syncing on Breww's Xero and Quickbooks integrations!
When enabled, Breww will move costs through your accounts in your accountancy software as they move through the production and sales processes in Breww. This means your COGS and balance sheet in Xero or Quickbooks are always up to date without any extra manual work.
To learn more, please see the guide: https://docs.breww.com/balance-sheet-syncing.
We've overhauled the stock move tool on the mobile app to be easier to use and also allow the movement of smallpack. Please keep an eye out for the latest app update, which should be available on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store in the next few days (once approved by Apple/Google).
Much like the existing Products expiring soon report, there is now one for your stock items, too! As guest beers are also stock-item-based, these will be included in this report. This report can be found at Reporting -> Pre-build production & inventory reports -> Stock items expiring soon.
Credit notes have had a number of improvements, including better handling of notes, file attachments and an actions log. Files uploaded can also (optionally) be included in the credit note PDF email sent to the customer.
You can now choose to show a sequence number on stock labels (e.g. 1 of 10). This can be useful for tracking how far through a packaging run each container was done. For more information, please see the original feature request at Sequence numbers on racking/stock labels.
When printing stock (racking) labels for a base product which has alias products associated with it, you will now get the option to print the labels as the alias product. Please don't forget that these are still simply alias products with a shared stock pool. To not share the stock pool, a derived beer should be used instead.
We have a brand new report that allows you to easily identify all duty-paid stock, which is helpful for both internal monitoring and audits. If you go to Reporting -> Pre-built production and inventory reports, you'll find it listed as Duty paid stock.
