
Brewery Inventory that lets you see what moved, what is short and what is about to expire. Your data stays put. SSO, permissions and audit logs included.
Ingredient, batch and packaging records stay where they are. Jet adds stock levels, usage per batch and reorder points across raw materials and finished goods.


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Software that tracks stock across three states that behave completely differently: raw materials by weight, beer in tank by volume, and finished product in kegs and cans.
Yes. Raw material consumption, tank volume and packaged output link to the batch, so yield at each stage is a number rather than an estimate.
Yes. Keg float is usually the largest asset a small brewery cannot account for; each keg can be tracked to the account holding it and how long it has been there.
It holds the production, packaging and movement records the return is built from, against the batch, so the figures are derived rather than reconstructed from spreadsheets.
Yes, from a phone or tablet in the cellar — tank readings, transfers and packaging runs recorded where the work happens.