Your production vessels just got a major visual upgrade. Enjoy crisper, modern vessel icons with animated fill levels, and choose from 9 vessel shapes to match what's actually in your brewery. The headline feature: our brand new floor plan editor lets you arrange your vessels and brewing systems on a canvas that mirrors your real brewery layout — complete with your own background image if you'd like. Publish it to the production dashboard and your whole team can see what's happening at a glance. Learn more.

You can now connect Breww to Klaviyo, in addition to our existing Mailchimp support. Build customer lists in Breww using powerful filters - like average order value, churn probability, or customers past their expected next-order date - and sync them straight into Klaviyo lists for targeted email and SMS campaigns.

We've also expanded the data synced to both Klaviyo and Mailchimp with new attributes from Breww's churn-prediction model, so you can power campaigns like:

• Win-back flows for customers with a high churn probability
• Reorder nudges when a customer passes their expected next-order date
• VIP campaigns targeting your highest-AOV customers
• Offers targeted to specific customer types or delivery areas

Read the full guides for Klaviyo and Mailchimp.

Use an accountancy platform Breww doesn't integrate with natively? You (or your developer) can now build a two-way sync using our new Custom API accountancy integration - a dedicated set of REST endpoints for invoices, credit notes, payments, supplier invoices, and customer/supplier mappings. Learn more.

We've added a visual filter builder to Breww that makes filtering data easier than ever - pick fields, operators and values from dropdowns, combine conditions with AND/OR, and filter date ranges with a single between operator. Your existing saved lists and BrewwQL queries keep working exactly as before. Learn more at Using the BrewwQL visual filter builder.

Breww now analyses each customer's ordering history to predict when their next order is likely and flag customers at risk of churning. New stat cards on the customer detail page show the next expected order date, ordering frequency, and churn risk at a glance, with colour-coded alerts when a customer is overdue. Four new reports under Reporting help your sales team prioritise reactivation outreach, view expected orders for the coming weeks, compare ordering consistency across customers, and track new customer onboarding. New BrewwQL/API fields (prob_overdue, prob_churned, next_expected_order, contact_after_date) let you build dynamic customer lists based on prediction data. For more, see the Order predictions and churn risk help guide.

Breww recipe files allow you to share recipes between Breww accounts or edit recipe definitions outside of Breww using any text editor. The files use the YAML format (.breww-recipe.yaml) and contain a complete description of a recipe's stages, actions, reporting tags, and calculated fields. The full help guide and file format explanation can be found at Importing/Exporting Breww Recipes.

This is particularly useful for:

• Sharing recipes between different Breww accounts (e.g. with contract brewing partners)
• Backing up recipes in a human-readable format
• Editing recipes in bulk using a text editor before importing them
• Creating recipes programmatically from external tools or spreadsheets

Smallpack packaging formats allow you to define reusable templates of stock items (components) for specific container type and pack size combinations. Instead of manually assigning the same stock items to every multipack product that uses a particular container type and quantity, you can create a packaging format once and have Breww automatically apply it to all matching products. For more, see the Smallpack packaging formats help guide.

The previous "Australian beer" duty option has been expanded and renamed to "Australian alcohol", with a new duty sub-type setting on each drink type. This allows Breww to automatically determine the correct tariff for your excise duty report based on whether the drink is a beer, spirit, brandy, or "other beverage".

Existing Australian beer drink types have been moved over automatically. If you have a drink type that could be classified under one of the new categories and is currently set up to use the "Self-managed duty" option, just get in touch, and our support team can help move it over.

For more on how this works, please see our guide here.

We're delighted to release transfer approvals. Please see the Transfer approvals documentation for more on how this works and how you can start benefiting from this update. In addition, there are brand new "Transfers" and "Brewing" tabs on the recently redesigned production dashboard.

• "Packaging approvals" are now "Pre-packaging approvals," as they occur before packaging. You can now also configure "Post-packaging approvals" (ideal for QC checks).
• You can choose whether to do packaging approvals on a one-per-batch basis (as they have been up to now) or one-per-planned-packaging (ideal if they need to be done once per day that you package, for example). 
• If you do them on a one-per-planned-packaging basis, you can have different packaging approval templates for different container types (varying the checks when canning vs kegging). 
• There's a new "Packaging" tab on the recently updated production dashboard to give you an overview of today's planned packaging, and those coming up soon.

Please see the updated packaging approvals help guide for more on this major update.