For inventory items that you keep track of by weighing them, BevSpot lets you save the empty (tare) weights and full weights of those items or containers to make the math behind weighing items a little easier for you. These weight settings can be found on the item card in section "Inventory Weights".We have also compiled a list of popular liquors with their approximate tare and full weights here.Saving Container WeightsOpen the Item Card from any page.In the Inventory Weight section, check the box that says Use Custom Tare & Full WeightsFor items that are typically measured in volume (i.e. liquor bottles, kegs, soups, sauces, etc.), weigh an empty and a full container of that item and enter the values in dry oz., lbs, grams, or kgs and click Save. For items that are typically measured in weight/mass (meats, fish, poultry, and some produce, etc.) and you would like to simply save the empty weight of the container in which you are weighing that item, measure the empty weight of that container and save it to the tare of that container (the full weight can be left blank in this case).Counting by Weighing ContainersOpen up a New Draft and pull up the Inventory KeypadFrom the keypad, select which container you would like to count, then select whether you want to count this container in dry oz., lbs, grams, or kgs. (below we are weighing a keg in lbs)For counting items with a volume measurement, weigh the container and its contents with the same scale and enter that number in the input field. BevSpot uses the tare and full weights you have saved for that item to calculate how much liquid is remaining in that container and saves it to your inventory count as a partial count of that container. For counting items with a weight or mass measurement, simply weigh the container and the contents of that container. BevSpot will then subtract out the empty or tare weight you have saved for that container, leaving you with the weight of the item you are counting. Click the Check Mark on the counter and move onto the next item.For kegs, there are default weights based on keg size built into the system for you, but you can always adjust those weights to get as accurate a count as possible.If you have additional questions or would like to learn more, feel free to schedule a training with the BevSpot team HERE.