Here at Treez, we’re proud to work with dispensaries that put compliance and inventory accuracy at the top of their priorities list. Because much like us, our clients understand that compliance is the foundation of being a top-tier operator, and there’s no way to the top without it. Which is why we challenge every operator to ask themselves, “Why is it important to own my shop’s Metrc compliance?” After all, compliance is notoriously time-consuming, complex, and not all that fun (unless you’re compliance nerds like us, of course!). And while that may be true, remaining compliant in a heavily regulated industry is the bedrock of your success as a modern cannabis dispensary operator.
Own Your Own Metrc Compliance: 5 Reasons Why Being in Control Matters
Aug 19, 2020 7:00:00 AM / by Sophia Chong posted in cannabis, Cannabis Compliance, Cannabis Dispensary Software, cannabis software, compliance, Metrc, METRC Integration, POS software, retail, software, traceability, Track-and-Trace
Product vs. Inventory: How Treez was Designed to Give You the Best of Both Worlds
Apr 10, 2020 3:00:00 AM / by Sophia Chong posted in cannabis, Cannabis Compliance, Cannabis Dispensary Software, cannabis software, compliance, data, marketing, Metrc, METRC Integration, POS software, retail, Track-and-Trace
In California’s Metrc-enabled world, effectively tracking your inventory is the only path to compliance. But regardless of whether you’re in a track-and-trace state or not, having the right tools to support world-class inventory and product control software is key to your dispensary’s success.
Cutting Through the BS in Cannabis Software Sales Pitches
Nov 8, 2019 5:50:01 PM / by Caitlin Pellas posted in Cannabis Dispensary Software, Metrc, POS software, software
SPARC Joy: Successful Metrc Compliance, Automated Across All Five Dispensaries with Treez
Oct 10, 2019 3:22:18 PM / by Andy Magnes posted in Metrc, METRC Integration, Success Stories
Every cannabis software company says they “integrate with Metrc”. If you've heard it during a sales pitch, it sounds easy. But what does that really mean? Is it even possible to have an easy migration and go live without a hitch? What do the process and support look like? And what are some of the success stories of smooth integrations and the secrets that led it? During this critical time in the industry as track-and-trace systems come online, Treez is cutting through the noise to show you exactly how a successful Metrc integration works in the real world.
How to Pay for Your Provisional or Annual Cannabis License on Your Terms
Jun 18, 2019 12:01:04 PM / by Alyssa Schwartz posted in California, compliance, Metrc, METRC Integration, traceability, Track-and-Trace
If you’re a California cannabis business operator, Metrc needs to be top of mind. So as you wait for your provisional/annual license to be awarded, you might be wondering “what does going live on Metrc mean for me?”
While there are plenty of strict regulatory hurdles that lie outside of your control, there are a few key factors within your control that can greatly impact how successful you’ll be in a track-and-trace world.Be Metrc Compliant: Adopt These Inventory Practices Today to Survive a Metrc Audit and Thrive in a Metrc World
May 21, 2019 7:00:00 AM / by Sophia Chong posted in Metrc, Track-and-Trace
Over the past few months, California’s Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC) has been issuing annual licenses to industry operators throughout the supply chain. This means a couple of things:
Knowledge is Power: What California Dispensaries Need to Know to be Successful in a Track and Trace World
Jan 21, 2019 1:27:17 PM / by Alyssa Schwartz posted in California, Cannabis Compliance, Cannabis Dispensary Software, cannabis software, compliance, Massachusetts, Metrc, METRC Integration, Michigan, Seed-to-Sale, traceability, Track-and-Trace
Back in January of last year, California’s cannabis industry braced themselves as METRC’s 6-month emergency regulations took effect. Then, as July 1st neared, and the introductory window came to a close, the industry held their breath in anticipation of the state’s track and trace system (CCTT) coming online in full force. But instead of awarding operators with their permanent annual licenses as expected, the state decided to issue blanket extensions to all temporary license holders instead — and did this repeatedly until the end of 2018.