Getting Started Guide
Adding your data
Adding products
6min
π this article is part of our getting started guides if you are new to breww and have found this guide without first reading our getting started guide docid\ mdxf f trhvx1layeovsa , you will want to head there first not new to breww? π this guide might not be quite right for you as it is aimed at your initial setup in breww, products are the items you sell if you are following the getting started guide, you will have already created your 'stock item products', but the bulk of your products will likely be your own packaged beer products , which going forward, you will be producing in breww's production suite these products will be a combination of a container type and one of your beers your products can be single unit products, such as a bottle, or a multipack made up of several bottles it is recommended that a single unit product is always created in breww, even if you don't sell the product as a single unit this will mean that you can utilise breww's auto assembly/disassembly feature when you start processing sales in breww, and ensures accurate stock figures it is also possible to create mixed beer pack products in breww these cannot be imported but are covered in more detail at the end of this guide if you use any stock items when packaging a product, such as a can or a shive, these can be added after this import in the next stage of the getting started guide this importer allows you to bring in the list of products that you sell, but your actual stock levels will be brought in via a separate importer derived beer products if you have created derived at packaging or derived in vessel beers, then these products can simply be included alongside your regular beer products in the data import you should not attempt to upload your alias products in this import! these are created and associated with standard beer products after completing this import you will need to have created your standard beer products before creating your alias products we recommend completing this import and then returning to read the below sections on alias beer products, and mixed pack products you can import your packaged beer products by heading to settings > data import and updates > packaged beer products and following the data import guide docid\ b7fbmjkd ke2z7xy3l0kg screenshot 2024 01 30 at 14 55 30|690x290 you will be able to enter a price for each product in this import this should be the standard base price for the product you are creating, and any varying pricing can be created later in the price books section of breww alias beer products if you have created any alias beers, you will now be able to create your alias beer products your standard, derived at packaging and derived in vessel beer products, will now be in the products section of breww head to the product page for the standard beer product you want to create an alias product for go to the β alias products β tab and add the alias products, selecting the alias beer you just created to allow you to sell the beer under the other name screenshot 2024 02 23 at 12 26 40|690x194 π mixed pack products you can also create combinations of small pack products as mixed packs in breww, for example, a 'brewery mixed case' consisting of 3 x beer a, 3 x beer b, and 3 x beer c however, due to the complexity of these, they will have to be made after your import via the products tab in breww you can create a mixed pack product by heading to products > new product > smallpack mixed pack just getting started with breww? the next guide is assigning stock items docid 44rjgcsococcdxlemccxo or you can return to the getting started guide docid\ mdxf f trhvx1layeovsa