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Raw materials, packaging and finished beer, across taproom and trade.
Malt, hops and packaging purchased against production, finished beer in kegs and cans, and orders from the taproom, bottle shops and distributors in one system.
Sells through
Holds stock at
Makes
Brews and packages
01 / What it does for you
The same system, applied to Breweries.
Six of the seven modules, in the order they matter most for how your products move. Every subscription includes all of them.
Brews as bills of materials
Raw materials and packaging in, kegs, cans and cases out.
Malt, hops and packaging by supplier
Purchase orders raised against the brew schedule.
Kegs, cans and cases as stock
Each pack format is its own item, with on hand, allocated and available per location.
Trade, taproom and online orders
One queue, allocated against finished stock.
Brewery, cold store and distributor
Each a location; routing rules decide which one fulfils.
Sales and purchases to the ledger
QuickBooks and Xero connections.
02 / A typical flow
From the first purchase order to the last parcel.
01
Buy against the brew schedule
Raw materials and packaging per supplier.
02
Brew and package
Materials consumed; kegs, cans and cases added to stock.
03
Sell through every channel
Taproom, trade and online orders from the same stock.
04 / Connections
The tools Breweries businesses already run on
Each integration page lists what syncs and in which direction. Systems that aren’t listed connect through API and file-based integrations.
05 / Questions
Good questions.
Can kegs, cans and cases be tracked as separate stock?
Yes. Each pack format is its own inventory item with on hand, allocated and available.
Can trade and online orders share the same stock?
Yes. Every channel allocates from the same finished stock.
Something else? Contact us.
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Built around how your products move.
A demo walks through your channels, locations and current systems and shows how they fit together in VentryHub.