Brewing systems & vessels

breww allows you to track your brewing process flow, from starting the batch in the brewhouse all the way to packaging before you can produce any batches in the production suite, you will need to create your brewing systems and vessels creating a brewing system to create a brewing system in breww, head to the production tab and select view > all equipment > add equipment > add brewing system you can then simply give your brewing system a name, system group and site the system group indicates whether it is a primary brewing system or a pilot brewing system you will then be able to add the individual vessels within your brewing system by using the add new vessel button, to represent the individual vessels that make up your brewing system these will later be reflected on your brewsheet when brewing, enabling you to visually track your process flow screenshot 2023 10 17 at 12 40 55|690x357 your brewing system will now be displayed on your production dashboard screenshot 2023 10 25 at 10 31 00|690x267 you can then replicate this process for any additional brewing systems that you use creating vessels now that you have created your brewing system, you can now create your brewing vessels brewing vessels in breww are split into three vessel groups, however, you can customise these you can then create different vessels from vessel types within these vessel groups pre set vessel groups primary secondary pilot vessel types fermenter brite tank holding tank arlington barrel yeast brink to find out how to create your own custom vessel groups and use these in your batch schedule, please check out vessel groups docid\ fjaf4lzybe518ues2hntk help guide how to create a vessel if you are looking at creating multiple vessels, this can be done via the vessels bulk importer this can be found by going to settings > data imports and updates > vessels you can then follow the data import guide to import your vessels data import guide you can create a single vessel by selecting view > vessels > new vessel you will then be able to add your vessel details and choose whether to show on production dashboard it is worth noting that when entering the vessel capacity, this should be the full volume of the vessel, including the headspace screenshot 2023 10 24 at 13 15 58|690x342 if you have chosen the vessel to show on the dashboard, then you will now see the vessel displayed within your chosen vessel group this same vessel creation can then be followed for your other vessels screenshot 2023 10 25 at 10 32 46|690x267 vessel icons you can also create vessel status icons for your vessels, allowing you to create a visual prompt as to the status of a vessel on the production dashboard our vessel status icons docid\ rqlbtjwwlliqfervsbgae help article guides you through how these can be set up planning vessel usage you can plan batches in the batch schedule, both manually and by creating an automatic schedule that can be assigned to a recipe our vessel plans docid\ fxvk xhmsp faqquqfuha guide outlines how to schedule batches in breww and plan your vessel usage just getting started with breww? the next guide is recipes & brew sheets docid\ uvci7btv8nmsqz8shthsv or you can return to the getting started guide docid\ mdxf f trhvx1layeovsa