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We’re excited to reveal our plans for the launch of a new Warehouse module to sit alongside our class-leading Bulk Planning application. The new module will provide the capability to define storage locations within multiple warehouses, allowing the movement of casks between warehouses and locations, and also cater for the quarantining of casks.

Further features will include the definition of vats and to record dumping into vat, cask filling from vat, vat-to-vat movements and cask-to-cask movements. The recording of cask and vat quantity updates resulting from dipping will also be included. All movements and adjustments will subsequently be available for enquiry, audit and statutory reporting purposes.

The recording of stock movements etc. will be performed on back office PCs or on Android handheld devices, allowing on-the-spot updates, giving operators clear information that is always up-to-date.

The addition of this new Warehouse module will make our Bulk Planning application an even more attractive option to small [...]

We’re very pleased to announce the release of our latest integration software, the ERP API (Enterprise Resource Planning Application Programming Interface), which is now included as part of our standard package. It provides a RESTful API that can be driven using a Command Line Interface, thus allowing the automation of interfacing with ERP systems.

Driven by .CSV files, the API is run from the Windows command line using Windows Task Scheduler or process automation tools. For testing and ad-hoc interfacing, the command line can be entered manually.

Using the new ERP API, integrating the Bulk Planning application with your ERP system has never been simpler!

SpiritPro New ERP API

Barrels

Here at SpiritPro, it’s easy to get lost in the world of software development for the planning of bulk spirit and to feel somewhat far removed from the process of transforming simple raw materials into wonderfully complex spirits. It therefore came as an overdue reminder of the dedication of all involved in the spirits supply chain to immerse myself in the wonderful sights, smells and tastes of the spirits world on a recent trip to the Cognac region of France.

Whilst there, I had the pleasure of visiting Tonnellerie Allary, a company that has been manufacturing oak barrels for the last 70 years. It was fascinating to watch how the barrels are made by hand, using a process that has been pretty much unchanged since the family company was started in 1953.

The oak staves (merrains) are aged for 2 years at the tonnellerie before [...]

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