Profile & settings

Once the product structure makes sense, the next layer is personal setup: making sure your account details, profile information, and password hygiene are in good shape.

Start here

1. Make BevWerk feel like home — review the profile, photo, and password surfaces managers are likely to touch first.
2. Review company info — understand how BevWerk organizes company details, locations, and subscription context.
3. Manage locations and the active location — describe each room and understand what switching locations changes.
4. Set your markup strategy — make BevWerk suggest consistent prices as you add inventory.
5. Set company branding and tax defaults — the colours, taxes, and rounding every location inherits.

Why this section matters

These are not headline features, but they absolutely shape trust.

A product feels production-ready when people can quickly answer questions like:

• is my account information correct?
• where do I update my password?
• where does my profile photo live?
• what settings are personal versus operational?
• where do company details, locations, and subscription information live?

That is the kind of clarity this section is for.