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.

It's now possible to use a different unit for recipe (and brew sheet) ingredient additions from the stock item's standard unit.

Previously, you could only use a substitute ingredient if the standard ingredient was not in stock. You can now choose to use a substitute at any time.

You can now add private notes to orders. These are private to you internally and only shown on the order page. This makes them ideal for internal communication that you don't want to share with your end customer.

As part of a series of production-based improvements we've been working on, we're delighted to reveal the first update to the brewing page. All the same information is there, but the layout should be easier to use and follow, especially on mobile devices and other devices with smaller screens. We hope you love it! And keep watching this space for more improvements in the pipeline…

You can now quickly and easily see a summary of all manual stock adjustment increases and decreases in a single place in Reporting -> Pre-built Inventory reports -> All stock adjustments, including the product, batch, site, quantity adjusted, date and time, and who made the adjustment.

Values entered into brewsheets, and the "Analysis" tab on batches now have an immutable audit log. This means that you can always see who entered what and when, even if something has since been edited or deleted.

It's now possible to generate and print pallet labels in advance of packaging/racking. These pallets can then be used during the packaging process, rather than being generated after the packaging run. This helps with situations where it's logistically unhelpful not to have the pallet labels in advance. As part of this project, planned packagings and the packaging process have had a number of improvements, which pave the way for other related improvements in the future.