Compliance & Seed-to-Sale Software
Track-and-trace, compliance, and ERP software that keeps licensed operators synchronized with state systems such as Metrc — inventory reconciliation, reporting, and audit trails from cultivation through sale.
“Compliance software” covers three different kinds of product, and the first job is knowing which one you are shopping for. State track-and-trace systems (Metrc, and BioTrack’s government programs now under BT Government) are mandated by regulators — you don’t choose them, your state does. Seed-to-sale ERPs (Canix, Flourish, Distru, Cultivera, GrowFlow, BioTrack’s commercial suite) run your inventory, manufacturing, and sales and push the required reports into the state system. Compliance-only tools (Simplifya) handle audits, SOPs, license tracking, and regulatory research without touching inventory.
When comparing seed-to-sale vendors, the questions that separate them are: which state systems they sync with natively (Metrc, BioTrack, Washington’s CCRS, Florida’s MMUR), whether the sync is bi-directional, which license types they support (cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, retail — few do all four equally well), and what accounting, e-commerce, and wholesale-marketplace integrations they publish. Every company on this page has been checked against a live site; the integration notes on each profile are drawn from the vendor’s own published integrations page.
GrowFlow
VerifiedSeed-to-sale and POS cannabis software for licensed cultivators, processors, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers — inventory, compliance, operations, and sales in one place.
BioTrack
UnclaimedSeed-to-sale tracking and dispensary point-of-sale software for cannabis operators and government traceability programs.
Canix
UnclaimedSeed-to-sale ERP software for cannabis cultivators, manufacturers, and distributors, with Metrc compliance tracking.
Cultivera
UnclaimedSeed-to-sale software with operations management, B2B marketplace, and point-of-sale tools for cannabis businesses.
Distru
UnclaimedERP software for cannabis operators covering inventory, manufacturing, sales, and integration with state track-and-trace systems.
Flourish Software
UnclaimedSeed-to-sale ERP software covering cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, and retail for cannabis operators.
Metrc
UnclaimedTrack-and-trace platform combining RFID tagging with software for cannabis supply chain compliance in state-regulated markets.
Simplifya
UnclaimedRegulatory compliance software for cannabis businesses, including audit tools, SOP and license management, and license verification services.
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- What is the difference between seed-to-sale software and Metrc?
- Metrc is a state-contracted track-and-trace system regulators use to see the supply chain; licensed operators are required to report to it in the states that mandate it. Seed-to-sale software (an ERP such as Canix, Flourish, Distru, Cultivera, or GrowFlow) is the operator’s own system for inventory, manufacturing, and sales, and it syncs the required data to Metrc so staff aren’t double-entering. You need the state system by law; the ERP is a business choice.
- Which cannabis compliance platforms integrate with Metrc?
- Most seed-to-sale ERPs listed here publish a Metrc integration — Canix, Distru, Flourish, Cultivera, GrowFlow, and BioTrack among them. Metrc maintains its own validated-integrator program, linked from its profile. Distru, Flourish, and Cultivera also list BioTrack sync; Cultivera lists Washington’s CCRS; Flourish lists Florida’s MMUR.
- Is track-and-trace software the same thing as an ERP?
- No. Track-and-trace is the regulator-facing record of every plant and package. An ERP adds the operational layer — purchase orders, bills of materials, costing, CRM, accounting sync, B2B storefronts. Some vendors sell compliance-only tools (audits, SOPs, license tracking) that don’t touch inventory at all; Simplifya is that model.
- What should a multi-state operator look for in cannabis compliance software?
- Native support for every state system you operate under (each state picks its own — Metrc in most, BioTrack/BT Government in others), per-facility license handling in one account, and consolidated reporting across facilities. Ask vendors which states they have live customers in rather than which they “support.”
- Does hemp need compliance software?
- Hemp and CBD operators are not in state cannabis track-and-trace systems, but they still face testing, labeling, and evolving state rules. Several tools here — notably regulatory-database and SOP products like Simplifya’s RegFinder — cover hemp regulations alongside cannabis.
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