Closing the books in cannabis is stressful enough without fighting spreadsheets. Learn how ERP streamlines compliance, inventory, and finance to make year-end reporting painless.
Too many apps? Too many spreadsheets? Discover how cannabis ERP simplifies your tech stack by uniting finance, compliance, and operations under one source of truth.
End of year reporting does not have to mean late nights with spreadsheets. Discover how a cannabis ERP can automate compliance, simplify audits, and close the books with confidence.
Missouri cannabis sales are surging in 2025. See how ERP with Metrc integration, inventory, finance, and analytics helps operators scale.
Oversupply in the cannabis industry has fueled the infamous “race to the bottom,” pushing prices lower and squeezing margins for operators nationwide. Too many cannabis businesses focus on sheer output and overlook a key business practice: selling through inventory at a healthy margin. Because
Discover the key differences between cannabis ERP and seed-to-sale software. Learn how ERP streamlines compliance, finance, and operations for growth.
710 is perhaps one of the worst kept secrets in the cannabis industry. 710, sometimes known as ‘dab day’, is a natural celebration of cannabis oil and thereby extracts. Why is Dab Day celebrated on July 10th? When the characters ‘710’ are flipped upside down,
The classic Chinese proverb says the best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago, the next best time is now. But, planting that tree in the wrong climate, bad soil, and not giving it the proper water or light isn’t going to help
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already looked into the question of what is ERP and how does it work. So, what do you need to think about once you’ve decided to launch your ERP system? Implementing an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system is a
The cannabis industry has undergone a tremendous amount of growth and maturation in recent years. Recreational cannabis is now fully legalized in 18 states, and 38 states have legalized it for medical use. However, the lack of federal legalization makes for a fragmented industry where
