If you use non-returnable (NR) kegs/casks, you typically don't need to worry about which specific containers are assigned to your deliveries, but need to ensure they are the correct batch code and/or NR container brand. We're delighted to launch a new "Bulk-assign" tool today that allows you to enter how many containers you need assigned to a delivery, and then Breww will bulk assign them for you (with optional restrictions to a specific batch and/or NR container brand). Find out more and see a screenshot at the original feature request.

You can now quickly and easily see a breakdown of your dispatched deliveries by courier over a given time period in Reporting -> Pre-built Deliveries reports -> Deliveries by courier, including the quantity of each product category delivered and total volume.

Breww now integrates with Fortnox! Breww is now integrated with eleven different accounting platforms, with more to come soon.

Please note that Breww will be unavailable for up to an hour this coming weekend. Please see the full announcement here, if you haven't already.

You can find this new tool at Deliveries → View → Orders awaiting delivery. For more on this, please see the original feature request.

For more on how this works, please see the original feature request - Use complex rules when defining delivery charge structures.

Breww will now sync overpayments between your accountancy software and Breww, helping to ensure the customer balances in your accountancy software and Breww always match! In addition, Breww now also downloads credit note allocations between invoices and credit notes uploaded by Breww.

This functionality is available on the accountancy integrations that make it possible via their APIs: Xero, QuickBooks, Sage Accounting, and Sage 200. For more information on what is supported by which accountancy integrations, please see our guide here: https://docs.breww.com/accountancy#EXKef.

Thanks to our amazing community for another great suggestion 🎉

Emailed customer account statements (sent manually or automatically) now only show outstanding lines. You can view either the full statement or just the outstanding statement, as needed.