Hi guys,
Would be very helpful if I could amend tank residency without having to edit the batch and then go back. Does that make sense? J
Thanks for the suggestion, Jonny.
I’m sorry, but I don’t understand what you’re asking for here? Can you clarify what you mean by “tank residency” (is this how long you plan for something to be in vessel, or actual transfer dates)? And can you clarify what page “site view” refers to?
Thank you.
Sorry man, no worries i’ll try and explain.
So by tank residency I mean the vessel plan, how long the beer is in one tank before its moved to another.
And by site view I mean the individual site (we have two, handley and walmgate) on the batch schedule page.
We currently use a website called brewplanner to schedule tank residency, from the day the beer is brewed til it’s packaged and the only reasons its better than breww currently is because its just a drag and drop, whereas in breww you need to go into the specific batch and edit it.
Does that make more sense?
Thanks, Jonny. That makes total sense.
You should already be able to drag and drop to adjust planned vessel usage for batches that are not yet in progress. Have you seen this? And if so, is this effectively a request to be able to do this for in-progress batches too? Cheers.
That’s the stuff man! Yea it’d be a great help, hopefully not just us but we’re always having to change planned dates and formats once a batch has started
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Problem: When editing details for in-progress batches, such as adjusting tank residence time and adding BB tanks to brews in fermentation when planning for filtration, nothing can be changed on the fly in the Batch Schedule. We cannot currently click and drag tanks on the schedule to adjust when and which tanks will be used for a batch after that batch is in progress. We currently have to leave the Batch Schedule, go to another screen, edit the individual batch without the global schedule in view, and then return to the main Batch Schedule. This itself takes time, but the Batch Schedule also never returns to the view you had before; it often loads on a different week, and you have to search again to find where you were.
Solution: Allow the ability to manipulate planned tank residence and use the click and drag adding of additional tanks to in-progress batches, in the same way that it can be used with planned but not started batches, all at once without leaving the global Batch Schedule. If an in-progress brew could have its tank time stretched or shrunk by the click and drag function and additional tanks added or removed by simply clicking on the schedule, Breww should update that information within the batch itself without forcing users to leave the Batch Schedule and then return. This would make scheduling within Breww quicker and more intuitive, allowing for a lot more work to get done on the fly rather than clicking through individual batches one by one.
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I’m pleased to confirm that we’ve implemented a solution for this. You’ve always been able to edit the planned vessel time if the batch was not yet in that vessel, but from the point the batch utilised that vessel, the line was no longer editable… it now is 
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