We've added the ability to add notes to uploaded files in most places in Breww. Simply upload the file as usual and then click the edit button (pencil icon) to update the notes.

You can now choose how Breww values your finished goods (packaged beer) in your stock valuations. Head to Reporting → Stock valuations → Valuation settings and pick from:

• Cost (the default) - values packaged beer at its production cost, just as before.
• Sale price (new) - values each product at its sale price from a price book, so your stock valuation reflects what your beer is worth to sell rather than what it cost to make.

Choose a specific price book, or leave it blank to use your default price book each time a valuation runs. Your valuation report shows which method and price book were used.

This setting affects finished goods only - WIP beer, serving batches, stock items, and ingredient batches are always valued at cost. For more information, see the updated Stock Valuations help guide.

We've streamlined adding products to an order, making it quicker to find, select and price up items as you build a draft order. It quicker than ever to enter common quantities and if adding multiple items at once, you can go directly back to the "Product finder" in the same state (i.e. same search results) as when the first product was added.

You can now merge duplicate products together from Actions → Merge duplicate products, on any product page, combining their stock, sales and history into one. This works for accidentally created duplicates, as well as for tidying up products that should have been set up as aliases or as derived-at-packaging products of each other.

Catch process inconsistencies early, make better in-the-moment decisions, and keep your batches in spec - without flipping back through old brew sheets. Readings on your brew sheet (gravity, pH, temperature, and more) now show a sparkline of the same measurement from up to your 10 most recent batches of that beer, with today's value highlighted alongside the target line and your red/amber/green threshold bands. Hover any point to see which batch it came from, how long ago, and the exact value. It appears automatically wherever a reading has a target and input variable set, and updates live as you save!

Set targets and acceptable deviation bands on your recipe readings, and Breww will flag any out-of-spec values right on the brew sheet - plus surface them in one place on the new Alerts tab of the production dashboard. System defaults work out of the box, with the option to override them yourself and per-action tweaks for the cases that need them. Learn more at the Deviation thresholds and targets help guide.

Breww can now generate a unique reference for every customer, lead, and supplier you add - whether you create them manually, via CSV import, or through your accountancy or sales platform integrations. References are short, memorable codes (like `MSA0001A`) that make it easier to refer to accounts internally and tie them to external systems. Turn it on (or off) under Customers → Settings & tools → Customer settings. 

To learn more, please see our guide here.

You can now stop individual products from being picked up by Breww's auto-assign on deliveries. This can be useful for special releases, hand-picked stock, or anything you'd rather allocate manually. Just turn on Exclude from auto-assignment to deliveries on the product.

To ensure that vessel names don't cover important vessel fill information, they have been moved below the vessel visual. If you've drawn a custom floorplan already (using the recently released new feature) and have vessels positioned vertically very close to each other, you might need to move them on the floorplan as they now take up slightly more space - sorry about this! We expect that the vast majority of users won't have to touch their floorplans, and if you haven't yet drawn a custom floorplan, you don't need to do anything either!

In preparation for an exciting production update that's coming soon, we've renamed:

• Reporting tags to Input variables
• Calculated fields to Calculated variables

For now, they work exactly the same as they always have. Watch this space for some more related updates coming soon!