Every module, built for cannabis.

Compliance is the part of a dispensary that breaks first when the software is generic. The cannabis compliance modules in Weed POS were written for Oklahoma OMMA from day one: every sale is recorded with the state automatically, every package tag is tracked from arrival to sale, transfer manifests build in three clicks, and lab certificates attach to the right product on intake. Inventory adjustments capture operator name, reason code, and prior value, so a year of audit trail sits in a single screen. When OMMA shows up (and they have shown up unannounced at our partner dispensaries), the audit is a click away, not a weekend of reconciling spreadsheets. We do not support other state programs; the entire compliance surface is shaped around what OMMA actually expects.

Retail operations decide whether a busy Friday makes money or makes mistakes. The Sales & POS modules cover the budtender side of the counter: a checkout flow learnable in one shift, package-level inventory that always matches what OMMA sees, returns and refunds that stay compliant by default, and offline mode so a flaky internet connection never turns away a patient. Patient ID format is checked at the register before a sale rings up, so expired and malformed IDs are caught at the counter rather than during an audit. Cash drawer reconciliation, multi-tender payments, and split-quantity sales work the way operators expect. Faster transactions, fewer ID errors, and a register that closes itself.

Most dispensaries know their patients only as a name on an ID. The Customers & CRM modules turn that into something usable: behavioral segments by spend, visit count, and product preference; a loyalty program with points, tiers, birthday bonuses, and lapsed-patient win-back campaigns; and a deals engine that runs daily promotions, happy hours, bundles, and patient-group discounts automatically with full OMMA-compliant reporting on every discounted sale. Customer messaging respects Oklahoma cannabis advertising restrictions and only sends to opted-in patients. The system markets to your regulars without you needing to remember to, and the analytics show which promotions actually move tier upgrades versus just discounting existing demand.

Operations is where dispensaries lose hours every week to spreadsheets. The Operations modules consolidate the back office: a unified calendar for license renewals, lab tests, vendor deliveries, and staff shifts so nothing falls off; HR with punch-clock, cash drops, role-based access, and shift cost tracking; expense tracking with receipts attached and synced to sales for tax-time prep; and the reports your accountant and OMMA actually need, exportable in CSV, JSON, or PDF. License renewal alerts fire 60, 30, and 14 days out so paperwork is never a fire drill. Fewer tools, fewer tabs, fewer surprises at end of day, and a clearer monthly close.