Regulated by Arizona Department of Cannabis Regulation (DCR)
DCR-ready METRC integration, dual-use medical and recreational tracking, and real-time compliance for Arizona dispensaries.
Automatically apply correct tax rates and purchase limits based on medical card status.
Every sale reports to METRC with correct transfer types for medical or recreational.
Verify Arizona medical marijuana card status and expiration at checkout.
Block sales of failed or expired batches automatically.
Arizona dispensaries must treat a medical transaction differently from an adult-use sale. Configure patient-card status, age requirements, purchase limits, and the applicable tax treatment as separate rule sets. Test each rule with a training transaction before opening a register, and repeat the test after any state rule or tax change.
Compare physical inventory, point-of-sale quantities, and METRC package balances before small variances become reportable problems. Assign one employee to investigate transfers, returns, waste, and unit conversions. Keep the adjustment reason and supporting count with the audit record so a manager can explain why the correction was made.
A received package should remain unavailable for sale until the license, manifest, package tag, test status, and product details agree. Confirm that the batch has a passing laboratory result and that the item label matches the inventory record. This receiving gate prevents an untested or incorrectly classified product from reaching checkout.
Review vehicle, driver, route, package, and destination details before releasing a transfer or delivery manifest. The receiving employee should compare the manifest with the actual shipment and record discrepancies immediately. Retain the completed workflow with the transaction history instead of relying on a separate spreadsheet that cannot be tied back to inventory.
End-of-day review should cover voids, returns, manual discounts, failed age checks, blocked products, inventory adjustments, and unsynced METRC events. A named manager should clear or escalate each exception. This creates a repeatable control for the activities most likely to produce a compliance discrepancy or unexplained cash variance.
Talk with our team about Arizona-specific compliance or request beta access for your operation.
Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) · METRC
Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) · METRC
Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) · METRC
Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) · METRC (with OCM extensions)
Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) · METRC
Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) · BioTrack