Production, stock and sales on one screen, so the shape of the week is visible without opening five reports.
Work in process
What is tied up in tank right now, valued. The number that is invisible on a bank statement and painful when ignored.
Inventory on hand
A point-in-time snapshot of raw materials and finished goods, with the movements behind every line.
What it cost
Margin you can defend.
Cost that follows the beer instead of being estimated afterwards.
Cost of goods
True cost by beer as ingredient prices move, rather than a figure someone worked out last year and nobody has revisited.
Raw materials history
What you have consumed and what you paid for it over time, which is where a quietly rising cost becomes visible.
Sales, deliveries and transfers
Movement reporting across accounts and runs — volume by product, by customer, by period.
Compliance
Duty and the close.
Assembled from production and removal records you already have.
Excise tax
Federal and state excise built from your own removals, with taxable, export and in-bond transfers treated separately because they are taxed differently.
Journal entries
Period activity as journal entries your bookkeeper can import, so ClearBeer is never the thing holding up the close.
Everything exports
Every report leaves as CSV. If your accountant wants it in their own tool, that is a download rather than a support ticket.