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Ollie review

#13 of 16 in Wine, Beer and Spirits Software

Ollie combines brewery operations, batch costing, compliance reporting, and sales workflows.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Ollie is craft beverage management software from Next Glass for breweries, distilleries, and other beverage producers. Its scope spans production planning, fermentation and batch records, tank and barrel tracking, raw-material inventory, lot codes, cost reporting, regulatory reports, sales, distribution, customer management, order management, invoicing, and accounting exports. The product is positioned for operations ranging from small businesses to mid-market and enterprise producers, with a web platform for coordinating production and commercial workflows.

The published plans separate operations from broader commercial functionality. Ops costs $201 per month and includes brewery production and operations, production management, real-time inventory tracking, lot codes, raw-material forecasting, and TTB reporting. Standard costs $366 per month and includes Ops features plus dashboard metrics, self-distribution tools, customer management, a prepopulated retailer database, and marketing and monthly consumer reports. There is no free plan. Ollie names integrations with QuickBooks Online, Sage, Fintech, iControl, Stripe, and Authorize.net, giving teams accounting, payment, and operational connection points.

Its strongest depth is in production and compliance detail: fermentation logs capture batch cost breakdowns and production notes; yeast management tracks cost and generation; recipe tools support cost-of-goods-sold reporting; and TTB and excise-tax reporting address regulatory workflows. Raw-material low-stock alerts and forecasting add planning support, while customer, sales, order, and invoicing tools extend the system beyond the cellar. Ollie is a fit for breweries that want batch economics and TTB reporting in one system. Producers needing AI features, a broader named integration ecosystem, or support beyond ticket channels should compare alternatives.

Ollie pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Fermentation logs, batch costing, production notes, and tank dashboards
    • Lot codes, inventory alerts, forecasting, and end-to-end traceability
    • TTB and excise reporting with sales, invoicing, and accounting workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $201 per month with no free plan
    • Named integrations are limited to six services
    • Support is provided through ticket-based channels

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