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A brewery dashboard template is a single HTML file that answers the head brewer's standing question: where is the batch, where are the tanks, what runs out next. Brewery metrics include the brew day schedule, fermentation state, ingredient stock, QA checks, and taproom sales. This page lists 1 brewery template, a self-contained file at $6.99 that runs in any browser and draws its charts as inline SVG.

The template is Copperline, which models a 15 bbl 2-vessel brewhouse with 8 cellar vessels across 5 sections that follow the beer. Brewhouse tracks Batch 142, a Kettle Falls IPA, from 07:45 mash-in to 11:50 knockout, with the boil 43 minutes from done and 4.2 kg of Citra due at 10:40. Cellar shows 6 active fermenters, glycol at -4.6°C, and the next 3 cellar actions. Inventory counts malt, hops, yeast generations, and a 165 unit keg float split into 64 full, 22 clean, 31 dirty, and 48 at trade. QA logs 7 checks this week including one failed can seam, and Taproom reports 1,640 pints and $12,540 revenue for week 27.

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Who uses these

A brewery dashboard serves 5 roles: the head brewer, cellar lead, operations manager, QA lead, and taproom manager. The head brewer works the brew day schedule, where the mash chart holds the 66 to 67°C rest and the liquor tanks show 2,340 L hot at 78.2°C against 3,000 L capacity. The cellar lead hovers tanks for gravity curves and reads the actions list: crash FV-5 tonight, dry hop FV-3 with 18 kg tomorrow, harvest yeast off FV-2 Thursday. The operations manager watches 2 items under reorder point and the keg wash queue math, 31 dirty against a CIP capacity of 24 per day, which clears by Wednesday. The QA lead holds dissolved O2 at packaging against the 50 ppb spec and pairs the failed Switchback Pale can seam with its passing re-check. The taproom manager watches week revenue at $12,540 up 9% and a low-keg alert flagging Kettle Falls IPA at 11% on tap 2 as 86 soon.

When to reach for one

A brewery template is the right pick when production state lives on a laminated brew sheet and a whiteboard tank map. One screen replaces both: Batch 142 in the boil, FV-5 crashing tonight, 2 items under reorder, 1 seam failure under review. Pick it also for the daily brewhouse meeting, because batch, cellar, stock, and QA state sit side by side, and for inventory that outgrew a spreadsheet: malt and hops with reorder markers, a yeast bank with generation caps, and a keg float in 4 states. It beats a manufacturing ERP demo when you want one file that speaks brewery, from ABV computed as (OG minus SG) times 131.25 to 86 soon keg alerts. Breweries sourcing their own grain will recognize the inputs in the farm dashboard, and a taproom with a kitchen pairs naturally with the restaurant dashboard.

Frequently asked questions

What is a brewery dashboard template?

A brewery dashboard template is a pre-built HTML page that shows production metrics such as the brew day schedule, fermentation tank state, ingredient stock with reorder points, QA checks, and taproom sales. You download one file, replace the sample batches and tanks with your own, and open it in any browser.

What KPIs belong on a brewery dashboard?

A brewery dashboard tracks 6 KPI groups: brew day progress, fermentation gravity and days left, malt and hop stock against reorder points, keg float by state, QA results against spec, and taproom revenue. Copperline shows this set plus dissolved O2 under a 50 ppb spec and low-keg alerts from flow meters.

Is Copperline locked to one brewery size?

No, Copperline is not locked to one brewery size. The sample data models a 15 bbl 2-vessel brewhouse with 8 cellar vessels, but tanks, batches, and taps are data in the file. A 7 bbl or 30 bbl shop edits the same panels without restructuring the layout.

Can I use Copperline for a cidery or kombucha producer?

Yes, you can use Copperline for a cidery or kombucha producer. The sections (production schedule, fermentation, stock, QA, taproom) fit any fermented beverage, and a guest cider already sits on tap 9. Renaming styles and checks is plain text editing.