Stock adjustments

There may be occasions when you need to adjust your stock for a particular product. This can quickly be done by heading to Products, finding the product, and selecting Actions->Stock adjustment. This allows you to make small corrections to the racked/packaged quantity, where you will be able to either add more stock or decrease stock even after the batch is completed.

Increasing your stock

When increasing stock, you can select the specific batch, the quantity you need to increase the stock by, the expiry date and a reason for the stock increase. This will increase your stock, and will not deduct any volumes from the batch volume, and will instead be in addition to the batch volume and will add to your production totals. Any increase in stock will be held as duty in suspense.

Reducing your stock

When reducing your stock, you can select the specific batch and whether this beer was lost, spoilt or used for samples. The quantity lost or spoilt can then be entered alongside a reason for your records. If any of the stock you could remove is duty-paid (for example, stock a customer returned) and you have the Excise duty permission, the form also asks Reclaim duty already paid on this stock. Leave it on Use your default for this type to follow your duty settings, or choose Reclaim duty or Don't reclaim duty for this record. Without that permission, the form doesn't ask and your defaults apply. Breww uses up duty-paid stock first, and any reclaim is added to your current duty return. See Reclaiming duty on lost, spoiled and sample stock.

This will allow you to adjust your product inventory for a specific product in Breww.