
Production performance
Review volume and performance alongside the production record.

Bring production, quality, and traceability together.
From the first ingredient to the finished pallet, know what’s happening and what comes next.
Built around the way beverage teams work
Replace disconnected records with a shared view of every run.
Give each team the context they need to do their best work.

Connect your schedule, batching records, wet-end and dry-end validation, and production summaries.
Follow a batch
Keep inspections, can checks, lab analysis, and release decisions alongside the production record.
Explore quality
Trace ingredients, production records, and finished pallets. Turn that history into clear customer reports.
Explore traceability
Bring CIP records, line clearance, daily checks, and housekeeping into your operating routine.
Connect your checks
Give supervisors and customers a consistent view with shift reports, batch summaries, and lot reports.
See the bigger pictureA production run is a chain of decisions. BrewQM keeps the record together as it moves between people, equipment, and shifts.
Connect schedule details to production validation.
Record checks and counts where the work happens.
Review the batch, trace the lots, and share the report.

For the people who make it, check it, pack it, and stand behind it.

Keep batch records, cleaning checks, lab results, and packaging details in one place, so your team can focus on making a consistent product.
Let’s find out where BrewQM fits in your operation.
BrewQM connects production scheduling, batch and production validation records, quality checks, CIP logs, traceability, and reporting. Teams can work from the same batch context across different stages of production.
No. The workflows also support beverage production and co-packing, including quality checks, wet-end and dry-end operations, and reporting by customer and lot.
Yes. BrewQM uses role permissions with actions and site scope, so access can reflect the responsibilities of operators, supervisors, quality teams, and administrators.
Yes. A walkthrough is an opportunity to discuss your production flow, the records you use, and the reports your customers need. Start with the product tour here, then get in touch to discuss your operation.

See what a shared view of production could look like for your team.