Step-by-step guides for every corner of Breww, written by the team that builds it. Search, or pick a section below.
Welcome to Breww. We're thrilled to have you on board! Before we jump into how to get Breww set up, we want to say thank you for choosing Breww; we know choosi…
In this section, you'll find articles to help you with the general use of Breww.
Stock items are the items you purchase to produce the products you sell, such as ingredients, packaging, and glassware. Stock items are managed from within the…
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 p…
Customers in Breww are who you sell your products to. Have a look at the articles in this section to see the different ways in which you can use them.
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 …
Hello Brewwers, if you are part of a brewing or packaging team and are looking at how you can learn to use Breww's Production section, then you're in the right…
Containers are what you package your beer into when using the Production section. Container types include Firkins, 50L kegs and 300ml Bottles, but you can make…
Integrations enable Breww to work seamlessly with the rest of your business's tech stack, including your accounting software, e-commerce platform, fermentation…
The Breww Trade Store is a private trade platform that lets your customers order from you any time of day or night without needing to email or phone. Using the…
Breww has a multitude of pre-built production reports and the ability to create custom reports based on different data sources.
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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 th…
Follow these four in order. They are sequenced so you have the right data at the right time.
The articles in this section help you to get your team members invited, and set up a few basics.
02This section helps you to get some base data imported into Breww, such as your suppliers, beers, customers and some production elements.
03You're almost there; just a few more steps to go until you're up a running. These steps should be carried out just before you plan to go live to get the most a…
04These last few steps are optional, and whether you set these up will all depend on how you are planning on using Breww. We recommend implementing these feature…
Cooper answers from these guides and settles most questions on the spot. When it can't, it raises a ticket for you and carries over what you have already said and sent, so you never explain your setup twice.
Please use the routes above rather than replying to a sales email, support does not reach us that way.
