This is a big one! We're delighted to announce that we've launched the heavily requested - Limit available product count to a single production site (available stock per site) - feature request from our community and some other related additions. If you use multiple sites, it's important that you read through our announcement here as you may benefit from updating some new settings on your account.

We're delighted to announce the launch of Breww's new price book functionality. They're now far more powerful than before which should mean you can take advantage of all-new features and reduce the manual data input required to maintain complex pricing structures.

Please see our updated price books help guide here for more on this.

Breww has now integrated with ShopWired. This integration works much like our other sales integrations, by importing orders and (optionally) syncing stock levels.

For more information on how this and our other similar integrations work, please see https://community.breww.com/t/sales-platform-integrations-ecommerce-pos/246

We're excited to announce that Breww can now automatically adjust the quantity of hops added to a beer batch based on the alpha acid percentage of the batch of hops used!

To read more, we have a guide on our community here.

When you complete a delivery on an own-vehicle delivery run, if this was completed early/late, Breww will recalculate the ETAs and drive times for the subsequent deliveries on this run. This ensures that if a driver gets behind (or ahead) of schedule, then the ETAs will be automatically updated to reflect the new times.

This feature only applies if you have our Advanced Deliveries addon on your account. This feature is enabled by default on all accounts (with the Advanced Deliveries addon), but if you don't want it enabled, you can switch it off (so ETAs are not recalculated) in Settings > Delivery settings.

Breww is now integrated with BigCommerce. This integration works much like our other sales integrations, by importing orders and (optionally) syncing stock levels.

For more information on how this and our other similar integrations work, please see https://community.breww.com/t/sales-platform-integrations-ecommerce-pos/246

Multi-turn batches have landed! You can now:

• Define the individual brewing vessels that make up your brewing system (Mash tun, Boil kettle, etc.)
• Record the volume transferred between them on brew day
• Move multiple turns through the brewing system for a single batch
• Record your brew day readings per turn
• Assign ingredients to a specific turn

You can read more about this new feature here on our community.

Breww is already the world's most integrated brewery-focused software platform, and today we extend that lead even further. Breww is now integrated with the EeBria sales channel.

As with our other sales integration, this integration will sync product stock levels to EeBria and import your orders for you automatically.

You can enable this integration by going through the process in Integrations > Ecommerce & POS > EeBria. To enable this integration, you'll need an "API login". To get this, please email the EeBria Producer Team on producers@eebria.com from one of your registered user's email accounts and request an API username and password for use with the Breww integration. They will reply with the details you need to set up the integration.

Enjoy your newfound free time and thanks for being part of the Breww journey.

When planning a batch, you can now use our new intuitive calendar view to plan which vessels (fermenters, brite tanks, etc) to use and for how long. This also allows for an unlimited number of vessels to be planned (whereas previously you could only plan a maximum of two).

When planning your vessels, Breww will automatically determine the batch start date and even show your other planned/real vessel usage in the calendar so you have all the information you need on hand.

For more information, please see this guide.

You can now create your own custom label templates for stock labels!

If you go to Settings → Label settings → Custom stock label templates, then you should be able to make your own label template. Having made a template, you can choose which container types should use this template.

This is a complex feature, so we've released it as a "beta" - so don’t be too surprised if there are some teething issues with custom templates, but you should now have the tools needed to make these labels look however you like (and can quickly swap back to the default template if needed). 

This was another great suggestion from our community, thank you to everyone involved in shaping this.