Notice, start, bottle and complete — every stage a hard server-side gate — turning a completed vatting or an agreed trade specification into traceable case lots and FIFO sales orders, without ever touching a cask’s duty-suspended status.
Get early accessNotice, start, bottle and declare outturn, then complete — every stage a hard server-side gate. EWER reg 14(3)’s 24-hour prior-notice wait is shown on screen, with an admin-only override that’s always audited.
A run consumes a completed vatting or an agreed, warehouse-reviewed SCB bottling specification — the trade pipeline’s agreed spec becomes a real compliant run, not a re-entry of the same data.
One case lot per outturn line, carrying its own stock number, duty status and a provenance trail back to the run and every source cask that fed it.
Confirm, allocate on a first-in-first-out basis, despatch and complete — for a platform owner account or an external buyer with no account here.
Bulk-to-cases conversion never touches W1 Section B — the spirit just changes container, still under suspension. Run losses are recorded as loss observations, the same mechanism maturation losses use.
Goods travelling to an external bottler go under a W8 record, or — when the bottler holds its own EMCS approval — a real EMCS movement the run links straight to.
The commercial layer nobody else runs end to end: stock lists, offers, the single-cask brokerage pipeline, and bulk sales that hand off cleanly into the Delivery Order flow.
For distilleries and production staffNew-make receipt through to a filled cask, and the physical sampling workflow that follows it — both tied into the same warehouse ledger everything else runs on.
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