Michigan dispensaries that serve medical and adult-use customers need workflows that keep customer eligibility, taxes, purchasing limits, inventory source, and reporting context clear
Owner reports can materially overstate store performance when fees or shared costs are missing from the analysis
Variance reports become useful when managers can move from a number to a root cause quickly. The report should narrow the investigation instead of generating more noise
A high-volume flagship, neighborhood shop, delivery-focused location, and small-format store should not be compared on sales alone
A Metrc package adjustment should explain a real event, not serve as a shortcut for unexplained inventory drift. Good reconciliation starts with the transaction history and physical count
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Manual SKU entry should be a fallback, not an opportunity to guess. A single wrong character can connect the sale to the wrong item
Accurate inventory keeps a cannabis store sellable, compliant, and easier to manage. When a dispensary is dealing with cycle count errors, the solution is not simply to order more product