Brewery software thatbrings the kegs home.

Kegs tracked by scan from cold room to taproom to distributor and back, tanks and pumps on real maintenance schedules, and grain counts that survive brew day.

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Kegs & CellarNew Asset

ASSETSTATUSVALUE

Keg 1/2 BBL #147KEG-0147in use$125.00

FV-04 · 15 BBLAST-0704in use$18,500.00

Glycol ChillerAST-0711maintenance$22,000.00

Portable Pump #2AST-0718available$1,850.00

Every item current — scanned, not remembered

Three problems TrackFinch kills for breweries and distilleries.

Kegs leave and never return

Every keg gets a QR label and a location — cold room, taproom, or the account that took it. Scans on delivery and pickup mean float shrinks and deposits reconcile.

Brew day eats the grain math

Each batch is a work order with a recipe BOM — grain, hops, yeast, and salts decrement when the batch releases, and reorder points fire before the mill runs empty.

The chiller dies on a Friday

Glycol, pumps, and draft lines carry PM schedules that surface on the dashboard. The expensive surprise becomes a scheduled Tuesday task.

What shops like yours put in TrackFinch.

Assets get labels and histories; consumables get counts and reorder points. Both live on one ledger, one search away.

Kegs (every size)Fermenters & britesPumps & hosesGlycol & steam systemsGrain, hops & yeastCO2 & cleaning chemsTaproom equipmentDelivery van

How TrackFinch works for breweries and distilleries.

Keg trackingScan out to accounts, scan back at pickup — float and deposits reconciled.Recipe BOMsBatches consume grain, hops, and yeast from live stock at release.Ingredient inventoryGrain, hops, chemicals, and CO2 with reorder points and lead times.Cellar maintenanceGlycol, pumps, and line cleaning on schedules that chase you.Batch work ordersBrew, ferment, condition, package — stages your cellar crew taps through.

Find any kegSerial, account, or beer — ten seconds from tap list to answer.

Also on the floor next door.

Twelve industries, one ledger — pick the page that talks like your shop.

All industries

Machine shops Fab & welding Wood & cabinet shops Sign & print shops Makers & craft mfg Construction crews

Frequently asked questions

How does keg tracking work day to day?

Label each keg once. Drivers scan kegs onto the van and out at the account; pickups scan back in. Every keg's page shows where it is and how long it's been there — the float stops being a rumor.

Can batches consume ingredients automatically?

Yes — a batch is a work order carrying your recipe as a BOM. Releasing it decrements grain, hops, yeast, and salts from stock and flags anything short before brew day starts.

Does TrackFinch handle TTB reporting or alcohol compliance?

No — it's not a compliance product. It keeps clean batch, inventory, and movement records that make your reporting workflow easier, but your compliance filings stay in the tools built for them.

Can the taproom see what's available without calling the cellar?

Yes — stock and keg status are live everywhere. What's conditioning, what's packaged, and how many half-barrels of the IPA remain is one search away.

Runs on the same ledger.

Everything in TrackFinch shares one source of truth — start anywhere, the rest is already connected.

MRP softwareBOMs, purchasing, and material planning on the same ledger as the floor.Asset tracking softwareEvery tool with a status, a location, and a history — QR checkouts included.Work order softwareJobs your crew can update from any phone, with materials already reserved.

Stop losing kegs by Friday.

Label the fleet, import your recipes, and watch the float reconcile itself. Free for 14 days.

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