On the floor
Fast data entry, fewest taps
Forms ordered by what gets entered most often. Source picker remembers what you used yesterday. Volume math happens in the background — you log the event, the system does the arithmetic.
Production tracking · TTB-auditable · Built for craft
From mash bill to TTB filing, DistilIQ mirrors how your distillery actually runs — not how a generic ERP thinks it should.
Every screen maps to something you do on the floor or in the office. No abstractions you have to translate.
Track grain bills and where the distillate came from — your own runs or sourced from MGP, Barton, Wild Turkey, anyone else. Sources are first-class, not buried in a notes field.
Barrels, tanks, totes. Fill, transfer, finish, sample. Every movement logged with volume so you always know what's in the rickhouse and what's left in each vessel.
Record finish types, finishing windows, and tasting notes against the actual container. Build a profile per barrel that travels with it to bottling.
Bottling events draw from calculated barrel volume — not a mutable field someone could fat-finger. Remaining volume and loss are derived, audit-ready.
Two independent tracks — because medallion approval and label approval move on different timelines. Both must be done before bottling. Neither overwrites the other.
Track shipments by both cases and bottles — for the customer order and the six leftover bottles that go to the gift shop. Edit and delete with audit trail.
We'd rather tell you up front than waste your time on a sales call. Here's the honest line.
Three roles, three different needs. The same data underneath.
On the floor
Forms ordered by what gets entered most often. Source picker remembers what you used yesterday. Volume math happens in the background — you log the event, the system does the arithmetic.
In the office
See production status across the rickhouse, label/medallion status across pending bottlings, and a clean audit trail of who changed what. No more "go ask the floor."
At tax time
Calculated volumes — not stored ones — mean the numbers always reconcile. Loss is derived from real events, not a manual entry someone forgot to update.
Built on a working floor
DistilIQ wasn't designed in a vacuum. Every screen, every flow, every field was built against the day-to-day operations of an active production team — with feedback from the people actually filling barrels, scheduling bottling, and filing TTB reports.
That's why it doesn't feel like a generic inventory tool with the word "barrel" pasted on top.
Floor
Designed alongside production staff
Office
Reviewed by an owner-operator
TTB
Auditable from the first commit
DistilIQ is sold per-distillery as a managed SaaS. Pricing scales with the size of your operation, not per-seat — everyone on your team gets access. We'll quote you on a short call once we understand your barrel count and workflow.
Tell us a little about your distillery and we'll set up a walk-through against a sandbox tenant that mirrors your operation. No deck. We'll just open the app.