Breww - Help docs & tutorials

Manage your orders, credit notes, payments and more in the Sales section. The Customers section is where all the data on your customers is held. The Customers section is also closely tied with the Sales section - using b…

Breww’s deliveries section allows you to track your pending deliveries, organise you them into routes, prepare which items need to be loaded onto vans and take signatures on the road. It’s also the home to your collecti…

Getting started with Breww is designed to be as simple and straightforward as possible. A number of areas can be populated using our CSV Data Importers, whereas others can be set up easily from within the software itself…

This section is where you manage your beer production, recipes and vessels. This also includes racking, 3rd party smallpack packagers and hop contracts. Beers To take full advantage of Breww’s powerful production secti…

Linking Breww to your accountancy platform Breww is integrated with a number of accountancy platforms. All integrations work in roughly the same way and all the information on this page applies to them all, unless other…

Containers are what you rack your beer into when using the Production section. Container types include Firkins, Pins, 50L kegs and 300ml Bottles, but you can make additional types so that Breww works best for you. Breww …

Breww offers lots of settings which you can use to customise Breww to work the way that you want. Most of them are self-explanatory but we’ll cover some of the more complex options here. Integrations Breww integrates w…

The products shown here are the items you make and sell (such as single beers, mixed-pack beers and even bundles of beer with glassware). The stock items you purchase in order to produce these products (such as ingredien…

Breww handles all your beer duty calculations for you. As long as you tell Breww everything that happens (production, sales, returns, etc), you won’t need to touch a calculator or keep manual records. When does duty be…

Stock items are the items you purchase in order to produce the products you sell - such as ingredients, packaging and glassware. Stock items are managed from within the Inventory section of Breww, where you also manage y…