The Missing Link Between Production and Sales When you’re involved with wine inventory and sales, a few nagging questions can keep you up at night… "Did we get our excise tax payment right this month?" or "Was that library wine really still available?" or "Did we ship enough wine to our warehouse for wine club processing?" These are tough questions to answer if your case goods inventory isn’t reliable. It's not uncommon for a few cases of wine to fall through the cracks. In a warehouse with dozens of SKUs, dark corners can hide inventory from the team—leading to missed sales, overpaid taxes, or incorrect wine club shipments when outdated spreadsheets are the only source of truth. “What's unique about the wine industry is the diversity of its sales channels,” explains Ashley Leonard, CEO and Co-Founder of InnoVint. "You're selling direct to the consumer a few different ways, occasionally direct to t

InnoVint’s new inventory management product, SUPPLY, is now available to all wineries, bringing real-time visibility, compliance confidence, and operational clarity to case goods management. Wineries Deserve Better Than Spreadsheets Inventory shouldn’t be a guessing game. But for many wineries, that’s exactly what it is. There is no reliable, shared, real-time view. Spreadsheets live in different places and are populated by teams chasing down numbers over email, text, or cellar conversations. Tracking bonded vs. taxpaid inventory is messy. Manual logs and delayed data make it easy to miss a movement, overpay taxes, or introduce errors into TTB filings. At the end of the day, no one has a clear answer to the most important question: “What do we actually have available to sell?” InnoVint SUPPLY replaces all of that with one intuitive system designed specifically for wineries. It brings clarity, control, and confidence to inventory management. What InnoVint

Afternoon Brief, December 27th

PacifiCorp’s Wildfire Settlements Highlight Winery Lawsuits for 2020 Smoke Losses: Three Willamette Valley courts have just ruled that several Valley wineries may move forward with their suits against PacifiCorp for igniting wildfires that they claim ruined their 2020 harvests and vintages with smoke taint...