What is an ERP?  

ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning, and is a platform that streamlines a company’s operations, efficiency, data, and finance. The ERP becomes the internal hub for all moves made within the buisness. Major companies utilize ERP to ensure that every aspect of their organization across all locations are connected, tracked, and accounted for. Massive corporations like Ford, Under Armour and Coca-Cola all utilize ERP systems, and specifically use Microsoft-based ERP systems. The biggest draw for companies to implement an ERP is scalability- ERP systems are built for long term growth.  

What is a Cannabis ERP? 

A cannabis ERP has all the same functionionality that large scale organizations utlize, but also includes features for compliance. The ERP connects cultivation, production, manufacturing, distribution, and retail along with the most important aspect of cannabis- compliance. Any self-respecting cannabis ERP removes the need for QuickBooks or other standalone finance platforms because ERP inherently includes financal support. Metrc and BioTrack intergrations are also embedded within cannabis ERPs to ensure compliance at every step of the plant life’s process from planting the seed to hitting the customer’s exit bag.  

What is Seed-to-Sale? 

Seed-to-Sale is a term that gets used a lot in the cannabis space and may appear interchangable with POS, or even ERP, at times. Seed-to-Sale is typically used as a compliance system and POS to organize and hold all the operator’s information. This is helpful however, Seed-to-Sale does not integrate finance platforms forcing users to utilize QuickBooks or other finance platforms. While some Seed-to-Sale software programs may be more robust than others, overall they are limited by: 

• No finance management  

• No or extremely limited support for manufacturing or processsing  

• No cross-departmental integration 

• Reporting that only pertains to specific transactions or tasks, not representative of the entire buisness suite of functionality  

A Seed-to-Sale software focuses on regulatory compliance, but doesn’t offer the resources for scalability. 

What are the Major Differences Between ERP and Seed-to-Sale? 

Seed-to-Sale is a regulatory platform for compliance and limited reporting. It works for dispensaries as far as inventory and retail sales tying into state regulatory platforms. ERP is a data powerhouse that connects every aspect of an operation, vertically integrated or not, across all locations and becomes the central source of truth for business decisions. A Seed-to-Sale delivers a summary of what happened, while an ERP delivers context of why things happen and what to plan for in the future. 

Who Should Use a Seed-to-Sale vs. an ERP?  

Seed-to-Sale is a great option for single location retailers. A standalone dispensary needs a compliance tool to ensure they’re in line with Metrc, BioTrack, or whatever regulations in their area are needed.  

ERP is a great option for vertically integrated companies, multi-location and multi-state groups, and companies primed to scale their operation. Cultivators, manufacturors, producers, and retailers are able to make use of an ERP to align their entire organization, including financials.  

ERP users are able to replace multiple disconnected business tools like separate Seed-to-Sale, inventory platforms, manufacturing softrware, accounting software, and loose spreadsheets and pulls all data into one unified platform. ERP reduces human error by eliminating double entry across serveral touchpoints.  

Not every operator needs an ERP to survive; many are viable candidates for a simple Seed-to-Sale software. The operators looking for growth, streamlined operations, and a single software partner to track every COG, every BOM, every invoice, every penny moved through the organization need to be looking at an ERP.  

Ready to look into ERP software options for your cannabis business? We have a comprehensive guide for selecting the right cannabis ERP for your operation.

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Let’s look at what that means for cannabis operators. 

What is Changing for BioTrack States? 

BioTrack’s state partnerships are now wihtin the Metrc umbrella. Currently, BioTrack manages state compliance systems for: 

• Arkansas 

• Connecticut 

• Delaware 

• Hawaii 

• Florida 

• New Hampshire 

• New Mexico 

• New York 

• North Dakota 

• Virginia 

Illinois was previously a BioTrack state, but began onboarding all operators to Metrc earlier in 2025, citing the desire to utilize Metrc’s “RFID technology that offers real-time visibility into product movement—from cultivation to sale.” They elaborated on the switch by stating that “this switch allows regulators and businesses alike to reduce manual data entry, track compliance more accurately, and respond faster to discrepancies or recalls.” 

As of July 1, 2025, Illinois is officially a Metrc state. 

As of the Metrc/BioTrack announcement, there are no public plans to move BioTrack states off of BioTrack and onto Metrc. These contracts, however, are owned by Metrc and the move from BioTrack to Metrc is a reasonable possibility.  

What is BT Government? 

To assist with the acquisition, BioTrack’s state regulation branch has been segmented into its own entity, BT Government. BT Government, as stated by Metrc, “will support the delivery of regulatory technology to state partners.” The BT Government division be overseen by BioTrack’s current Chief Operating Officer, Moe Afaneh, while still being connected to Metrc via the acquisition. In the interim, BT Government operating somewhat independently will allow Metrc and BioTrack to work together managing the existing BioTrack state regulatory contracts.  

What will BioTrack Do Now? 

Within the Metrc press release it is stated that “BioTrack will expand its focus on commercial cannabis solutions, including ERP and POS platforms.” BioTrack currently operates the cannabis ERP system Alleaves and had acquired MJ Freeway in 2024. Interestingly, MJ Freeway has been the state regulatory system for Pennsylvania since 2017. Pennsylvania operators have expressed issues with the platform, which may lead to changes on the horizon especially as their adult-use bills get closer to realization.  

Does the Metrc/BioTrack Merger Change Anything for New York? 

New York is a unique situation because it was currently in the process of onboarding operators to BioTrack’s Seed-to-Sale system for operator regulation. In November 2024, New York’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) stated that they were preparing for the mandatory intergration of BioTrack for cannabis license holders. The original timeline saw all New York operators being fully integrated between August 1, 2025 to October 1, 2025.  

On August 5, 2025, the same day the press release was issued by Metrc, the OCM announced that the BioTrack integration deadlines are paused. Their bulletin to all New York cannabis license holders stated that they “must evaluate systems implications for both the agency and licensees and determine the extent to which this development affects STS (Seed-to-Sale) integration in New York.” 

Is Anything Changing for Metrc States? 

Metrc currently operates in the following states: 

• Alabama 

• Alaska 

• California 

• Colorado 

• Colorado Industrial Hemp 

• District of Columbia 

• Guam 

• Illinois 

• Kentucky 

• Louisiana 

• Maine 

• Maryland 

• Massachusetts 

• Michigan 

• Minnesota 

• Mississippi 

• Missouri 

• Montana 

• Nevada 

• New Jersey 

• Ohio 

• Oklahoma 

• Oregon 

• Rhode Island 

• South Dakota 

• US Virgin Islands 

• Virginia 

• West Virginia 

Through the BioTrack acquisition, we do not anticipate these states experiencing any changes to their regulatory system or practices.  

How Does This Affect Me? 

For now, this acquisition does not change any day to day operations for any cannabis license holders.  

For our 365 Cannabis partners, our team is hyper-vigilant to all changes in the industry and are constantly ensuring that every step our partners take is within current compliance. No matter what turns the industry may take, 365 Cannabis customers always receive the best possible support to ensure their success.  

To learn more about 365 Cannabis’s commitment to excellence in cannabis, please reach out to our team. 

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Why “Best of Breed” Cannabis Tech Stacks Are Failing You – And What to Do About It 

I love my job. I love talking to operators about how to win, and I do it ALL DAY. These conversations with operators (hopefully ) then turn into work sessions for new customers.  

I love WATCHING my customers win. 

For years, cannabis operators have been told they need to choose: either invest in niche, cannabis-specific tools built for their sector—or adopt a sprawling enterprise ERP designed for traditional industries. The result? Many teams end up stitching together a #FrankensteinMonster and a dozen other point solutions into a tangled mess they call a “tech stack.” 

Here’s the hard truth: if your cannabis operation is running on a patchwork of disconnected apps, you’re not scaling. You’re surviving. 

I want to talk to YOU about why that Canna-Tech stack you’re building might be your biggest liability: 

1. Data Silos Everywhere 

Each single purpose solution runs its own database. Inventory counts in Canna-Tech inventory system don’t reconcile with financials in QuickBooks. Compliance reports pull from yet another silo. Real-time visibility for reporting? Forget it. 

2. Integration Nightmares 

Yes, APIs exist. But integrations between these small platforms are fragile, limited, and often require costly middleware or manual exports. Every new tool you add increases complexity exponentially. 

3. Surface-Level Functionality 

Sure, some Canna-Tech handles RFID and METRC reporting well. Cultivation specific websites might give you decent cultivation tracking. But when you need serious financial controls, advanced manufacturing, or multi-site supply chain management? These tools just aren’t designed to handle it. Don’t forget, all these tools started as a METRC skin! 

4. Support Headaches 

With multiple vendors, who do you call when things break? One app blames the other. Your IT team spends more time managing tickets than improving operations. 

So my favorite question to ask is: What if you didn’t have to choose between specialist tools and enterprise power? What if you could have both? 

365 Cannabis is built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central — a global ERP backbone supporting finance, inventory, supply chain, and compliance from a single source of truth.  

But it’s not just a generic ERP: 

• Cannabis-specific functionality is layered in by industry experts and operators. 

• Compliance tools evolve alongside regulatory changes. 

• Cultivation management and retail ops are native, not bolted on. 

• Power BI reporting gives real-time visibility across your operation. 

• Microsoft’s platform means scalability, security, and innovation baked in. 

Why Choose Microsoft + 365 Cannabis Over Can-Tech? 

• One System, Not a Stack: Finance, ops, compliance, and cultivation, unified. 

• Global Platform: Microsoft continuously invests billions in the ecosystem. 

• Real-Time Data: From seed to sale to financials, all in sync. 

• Single Vendor: No finger-pointing, just clear accountability. 

• Industry Depth: Cannabis expertise built into the ERP—not just in sidecar apps. 

Stop Building Fragile Tech Stacks 

Stacking Canna-Tech, and homebrewed spreadsheets on top of QuickBooks isn’t a long-term strategy. It’s a stopgap. And it’s holding you back. 

With 365 Cannabis on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, you’re not choosing between best-of-breed or best-of-suite. You’re choosing the best of both. 

Ready to upgrade? Let’s talk. 

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Expertise and Experience:

Ensure your support team has a deep understanding of the ERP system software in use. Experienced professionals can troubleshoot effectively and provide strategic insights tailored to your business needs.

Proactive Issue Resolution:

Look for a support team that doesn’t just fix problems but anticipates and prevents them. Proactive issue resolution minimizes downtime and keeps your operations running smoothly. 

Availability:

Business operations are not confined to a 9-to-5 schedule. A reliable ERP support team should be available for extended periods of time to address critical issues promptly, regardless of the time of day.

Customization and Optimization Assistance:

Your ERP support team should assist in optimizing the system for your specific business requirements. They should be proficient at customizations, personalizations, and have a robust partner network of ISVs that enhance functionality without compromising stability.

Regular System Updates and Maintenance:

A proactive support team will ensure your ERP system is up-to-date with the latest patches and updates, minimizing vulnerabilities and improving overall system performance.

Effective Communication:

Clear and consistent communication is key. A good support team keeps you informed about ongoing issues, resolutions, and any potential system enhancements that could benefit your business.

Comprehensive Training Programs:

To maximize the benefits of your ERP system, your team should go through an in-depth training during implementation, including the training of an in-house “super user.” This empowers your team to utilize the ERP system software to its full potential, reducing dependency on external support for routine tasks.

Data Security Measures:

ERP systems house sensitive business data. Your support team should prioritize and implement robust security measures to safeguard against data breaches and unauthorized access.

Scalability Support:

As your business grows, so should your ERP system. A proactive support team assists in scaling the system to accommodate increased data volumes and transaction loads without compromising performance.

User Feedback Integration:

A support team that values user feedback ensures continuous improvement. They should actively seek input from users to identify areas of improvement and implement changes that enhance the user experience.

The success of your system is intricately tied to the effectiveness of your ERP system support team. By prioritizing these ten essentials, businesses can ensure a seamless ERP experience that not only resolves issues promptly but also contributes to the ongoing optimization and growth of their ERP environment.

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These restrictions require dispensaries to think outside of the box, research and understand ever-changing trends, and act fast on the opportunities that remain.

Below are seven dispensary advertising ideas that are simple yet effective.

Roll in Some More Green with These Brilliant Dispensary Marketing Ideas

1. Create experiences worth sharing

This one should be obvious. Dispensaries are subjected to a ton of local and state laws restricting or eliminating advertising options. Nonetheless, you can turn your marketing focus entirely to the experience you’re providing to your customers.

If you’re running a dispensary with a purely transactional relationship, you’re missing out on a much-needed customer retention strategy.

Dispensaries are the new Starbucks, popping up on just about every corner. If you’re not doing something that differentiates you from the dispensary across the street, you’re automatically losing.

Experiences don’t have to break the bank and are often small tweaks to staff and store flow. Some of our favorite in-store experiences include activities during the wait time, friendly and knowledgeable budtenders, and complimentary refreshments.

2. Web Presence

The ball is in your court on your private website, where you control the conversation and legally engage your audience.

Driving traffic can be more difficult than you think. With so much competition, it’s easy to get lost in the crowd. Dispensary SEO is the most effective way to increase traffic and exposure. Constantly publishing content, and optimizing your site for user experience are practical tactics. And, collecting customer data will keep you at the forefront of your market.

3. Quality Social Content

The most popular social media platforms don’t allow ads from cannabis-related companies. The best alternative to ads is publishing useful content instead.

Dispensary Twitter and Instagram accounts often rank higher than certain web pages brought up in Google searches. Creating social content that contains keywords you want to rank for allows you to rig the system.

4. Online Reviews

As a business owner and consumer, you understand how important online reviews are for your dispensary marketing. A 2019 local consumer review survey from BrightLocal found that:

• 82% of consumers read reviews for local businesses 
• Consumers read an average of 10 online reviews before feeling able to trust a local business
• 53% of consumers will only use a business if it has 4 or more stars
• 89% of 18 to 34-year-old consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations
• 97% of consumers read businesses’ responses to reviews

Word of mouth and personal recommendations are the primary sources of traffic for local businesses. Additionally, it is the fastest way to get new customers, especially for advertising-restricted industries. Create dispensary experiences that encourage, amplify, and escalate reviews and referrals.

5. Reward Loyal Customers

Dispensaries face a lot of limitations on how they can engage potential new customers. This makes it even more essential to retain and upsell the ones you’ve already got.

A loyalty or rewards program can foster long-term relationships with your dispensary, increasing the value of every customer.

The most important part of loyalty is communication. Ask for an email address in the checkout line for an e-receipt, and allow them to opt-in for promotional emails, newsletters, product updates, and tips. A great, low-friction strategy is to install tablets that let customers complete orders and fill in information themselves, right at the register.

6. Partner With Other Local Businesses

Dispensary marketing can work well if your business can partner with other local businesses that are cannabis-friendly. This tactic puts your dispensary in front of a warm audience that already engages with a specific product/service that complements your own.

Local restaurants, breweries, and even advocacy groups like NORML can drive traffic to your storefront. This tactic requires push-and-pull marketing. You must make sure you are promoting the other businesses if you expect them to be promoting yours.

7. Community Involvement

Show support for your community by hosting charity drives and volunteering at events. Charities are always looking for community partners to help raise funds and collect goods. Hosting a food, clothing, or toy drive shows your customers that you care. This also works well to get your staff out in the community.

Whether it’s a park clean-up or volunteer day at a shelter, this is a great opportunity to wear your branded swag, get photos for social media, and involve your staff and customers in an impactful way. You can also offer discounts to customers who donate items and volunteer time to drive traffic.

Manage your Cannabis Dispensary Marketing Efforts

365 Cannabis offers ERP software with built-in POS dedicated to the cannabis industry. If you want your cannabis brand to shine, make sure your technology supports all of your sales and customer loyalty efforts.

If you’re a dispensary, a grow operation, or any other cannabis-related business, we’re your one-stop cannabis software shop that’s just a short email or phone call away. Let’s get started with a demo!

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So, what does this decision mean for cannabis business owners in the state, and how can you get started on your transition? Here are the steps for a smooth transition, as well as other pertinent information regarding the new law.

Is Metrc Required in Oklahoma?

All cannabis business owners and medical marijuana commercial licensees in the state of Oklahoma now have until Thursday, May 26th, to transition over to the new system, when it will then be required by law. To facilitate the implementation of Metrc, Oklahoma officials have released a series of key dates and information regarding the transition:

• February 25th – OMMA reaches an agreement allowing Metrc to move forward as Oklahoma’s primary seed-to-sale system
• May 26th – Oklahoma Metrc Deadline. All Oklahoma cannabis businesses and dispensaries must be compliant with Metrc
• May 27th – OMMA plans to focus the bulk of its enforcement authority on businesses that are not yet compliant with Metrc
• August 24th – Dispensaries and cannabis businesses must sell or legally dispose of all products in their inventory that are not tagged by Metrc

How to Transition to Metrc in Oklahoma

To begin your onboarding process with Metrc in Oklahoma, here are some key steps for you to follow to provide you with a smooth transition:

Getting Started

1. Familiarize yourself with Metrc, and consider watching training videos to get an idea of where to begin.
2. Consider reading Metrc “101: How to Keep Your Dispensary Compliant”, if the program is entirely new to you, or you’re semi-unfamiliar with the system.
3. In order to complete Metrc’s “New Business Training”, a license owner or key administrator is required. This license owner will receive their first-time login for a Metrc account and must log in within 48 hours through the Metrc portal.
4. Request Metrc plant tags, package tags, and other UID tags. The current rate that Metrc charges is $0.45 per plant tag, and $0.25 per package tag. Tags will take 1-2 weeks to arrive.
5. Add employees to Metrc software and ensure that all permissions correctly match each employee’s position.
6. Document physical receipts of requested Metrc UID tags, then assign and apply the UID tags to your cannabis products.
7. Access the “Beginning Inventory Guide” in the Metrc portal, which outlines steps to enter initial plant/package inventories into your system.
8. Add Strains, Items, Zones, and Rooms to Metrc, which must be made prior to creating any plantings/plant groups or packages.

Best Seed to Sale Software Oklahoma

Looking for a smooth transition into Metrc in Oklahoma? At 365 Cannabis, our seed-to-sale and cannabis compliance software helps you keep track of the evolving cannabis regulations between states, as well as worldwide. Our cannabis ERP software consists of six core modules built specifically for cannabis production, which can either be used in their entirety for a complete enterprise solution, or individually to be added on as you scale.

We understand the importance of compliance at 365 Cannabis. As part of our module-based system, we offer compliance solutions and checklist protocols throughout delivery to assist your organization. In cases where integration to the regulatory tracking system is an option, 365 Cannabis will facilitate integration so that dual entry is minimized and efficiencies are realized.
For more information regarding our services, or to request a demo, contact us today.

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Is Medical Marijuana Legal in Mississippi?

As of Feb 2nd, medical cannabis in Mississippi is now legal, thanks to the recently signed Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act. The law permits the use of medical cannabis to treat certain medical conditions, which include:

• Cancer
• Parkinson’s disease
• Huntington’s disease
• ALS, muscular dystrophy
• HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, and other transmitted diseases 
• Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, sickle-cell anemia
• Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, post-traumatic stress disorder
• Autism
• Cachexia or wasting syndrome
• Chronic pain, severe or intractable nausea
• Seizures, severe and persistent muscle spasms

What This Means For Obtaining Medical Cannabis in Mississippi

Mississippi is now the third state in the deep south to legalize medical cannabis, and the 39th in the U.S. overall. According to a short news release, “the goal is to provide a safe and accessible program that meets the needs of patients and the public health and safety of all Mississippi residents…” The law also gives local jurisdictions and cities 90 days to opt out of allowing medical marijuana facilities in their areas.

The Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act contains a number of favorable provisions for employers. Some of these include, but are not limited to:

• Employers are not required to allow or accommodate the medical use of medical cannabis, or to modify any job or any employee who engages in the medical use of cannabis, or seeks to engage in the medical use of cannabis.
• Employers are not prohibited from refusing to hire, discharge, discipline, or otherwise taking employment action against an individual with respect to hiring, discharging, tenure, terms, conditions or privileges of employment as a result of that individual’s medical use of cannabis
• Employers are not prohibited from enforcing a drug testing policy.
• Employers may discipline employees who use medical cannabis in the workplace or who work while under the influence of it
• Employers and their workers’ compensation carriers are not required to pay for or to reimburse an individual for costs associated with the medical cannabis

Cultivation and License Applications

State residents and organizations will now be able to apply for cultivation and grow licenses come June, but as for what those exact requirements are, it’s yet to be determined. For now, staying updated with any breaking information is the best way to learn how to go about applying, depending on industry type, company size, and many other specifications.

Stay up-to-date on application information and requirement updates at 365cannabis.com. 

Marijuana Compliance Software For Mississippi

At 365 Cannabis, we stay on top of compliance with integrations into state regulatory systems, and are closely monitoring the recent legalizations of medical marijuana in Mississippi. As an ACMPR Compliance Software, we offer compliance solutions and checklist protocols throughout delivery to assist your organization every step of the way. In cases where integration to the regulatory tracking system is an option, 365 Cannabis will facilitate integration so that dual entry is minimized and efficiencies are realized.
Learn more about our products or services, or contact us today for any questions or comments.

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As the marijuana industry matures, we’ve seen more and more capital being shelled out towards ensuring functional efficiency and long-lasting success, instead of development and research and creating a market share.

Our ERP software for cannabis production management will help companies improve their operations and save money while ensuring that they remain fully compliant across different legal jurisdictions. 

Marijuana ERP Software

Marijuana ERP software is an application that connects every area of a Cannabusiness in a consolidated common database.

It comprises multiple modules that deal with particular business requirements such as accounting, order management, sales, project management, manufacturing, human resources, inventory, and more. 

The ERP solution weed software works as a comprehensive solution that merges vital seed-to-sale functionality along with desperately needed back-office traits to run all operations successfully. 

This means ERP offers all the necessary tools and equipment needed to manage customers and financials, produce precise reports, track sales, and manage inventory from seeding to eventual sales.    

ERP Solutions for Medical Marijuana

For marijuana cultivators, distributors and processors, ERP allows operators to obtain significant changes, enhance inventory management, optimize the supply chain and seek areas to minimize waste.

Here’s how the software can help your Cannabusiness:

• Waste Reduction

Often, regulatory compliance can impede sustainability efforts. However, if marijuana operators have access to advanced technologies to monitor supply chain operations and predict usage, they can minimize waste. 

With enhanced visibility, cannabis operators can determine areas that require betterment by auditing the supply chain from first to last. Issues will likely turn up in sections of over-buying or over-production of materials due to improper forecasting. Fortunately, with the help of cannabis ERP software, you will not have to make critical business decisions based on instincts. 

ERP software allows operators to track materials as well as demand; plus, it helps them practice lean production (also called lean manufacturing). Using the system data, cannabis operators try to eliminate:

• Over-production of products, which are not ready for sale
• Delays that lead to blockages or waste
• Unutilized products and materials placed in the storehouse 
• Inadequate workplace layouts, causing so much time to move around
• Defects caused by poor quality management  

ERP allows marijuana operators to emphasize lean manufacturing, optimize efficiencies, streamline quality, and minimize costs to reduce waste for sustainable operations.

• Inventory Management 

With the help of cannabis ERP software, operators can even monitor individual stocks across various locations, including retail locations and warehouses. This helps them gain complete visibility into their supply chain process as they shift from wrapping to inventory, delivery, retail, and ultimately into the customer’s hands. 

• Supply-Chain Optimization

The effect of the marijuana ERP solution on the supply chain can be substantial, especially when trying to achieve a more viable operation. 

• Demand & Planning

ERP software can deduce demand automatically once orders fall in. It simplifies the supply chain process by making efficient job scheduling. This way, you’ll have complete visibility of the resources that are consumed. 

• Procurement

With cannabis ERP software, you can have adequate means to supervise and control the supply and procurement of services and goods throughout the chain. 

ERP looks out for all components under the supply-chain management, from managing production and inventory resources to handling execution and transportation processes. 

• Production

Cannabis ERP software allows “Bill of Material BOM” for all items. Once production begins, every record for labor resources and machines are made and updated timely. All activities are documented with ERP software to ensure proper supply-chain process, increase efficiencies, minimize carbon footprint, and eliminate errors. 

Ready to Better your Supply Chain?

Our cannabis ERP software has six modules, including financials, cultivation, processing, CRM, distribution, and retail. Browse our site to learn more today, and please contact us with any questions you may have.

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