Seed to Sale Software Designed for Oklahoma

In Oklahoma, medical marijuana waste disposal facilities must be licensed by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) and adhere to strict guidelines for waste management. Canix supports compliance by providing tools for tracking medical marijuana waste, ensuring that waste is securely stored, transported, and disposed of in accordance with state regulations. The system can also generate reports on waste disposal for audit and compliance purposes.

Oklahoma’s medical marijuana program allows for multiple licenses across the supply chain, including cultivation, processing, and dispensing. Canix enables operators to seamlessly manage inventory and compliance across all licenses, ensuring accurate reporting and streamlined operations. This functionality is crucial in Oklahoma’s regulated market, where tracking is necessary from seed to sale.

Oklahoma imposes a 7% excise tax on all medical marijuana purchases, along with a 4.5% state sales tax. Canix simplifies tax compliance by automatically calculating the excise and sales taxes at the point of sale and generating reports for tax filings. This ensures that operators can easily stay compliant with state tax regulations and avoid penalties.

Oklahoma’s medical marijuana laws require products to be labeled with detailed information, including the name and license number of the producer, batch number, THC/CBD potency, and a warning statement. Canix supports operators by providing customizable label templates that comply with OMMA's requirements, including all necessary product details and the Oklahoma uniform symbol.

Oklahoma classifies cannabis plants by growth stages, including plant batch, vegetative, and flowering stages. Canix’s plant batch tracking system allows operators to monitor and manage each growth stage, assigning unique names to plant batches instead of using tags. This functionality ensures compliance with Oklahoma regulations while providing a clear, detailed view of plant progression from seed to sale.

In Oklahoma, plants must be individually weighed at various points in the cultivation process. Canix facilitates this by integrating weighing systems directly into the platform, ensuring that plant weights are recorded accurately and in real time, making compliance with OMMA’s weighing requirements easy and transparent.

Oklahoma allows multi-destination transfers of medical marijuana products. Canix supports this by providing an efficient system for managing inventory transfers between multiple locations, ensuring that all required documentation is in place and compliant with the state's regulations.

Oklahoma’s regulations emphasize the need for precise data management throughout the cultivation process. Canix cannabis ERP provides real-time analytics and insights on key metrics, such as plant health, environmental conditions, and yield projections, helping operators optimize their processes and ensure compliance while improving operational efficiency.

Canix automates compliance with Oklahoma’s seed-to-sale tracking system, ensuring that all inventory data, waste disposal records, transfers, and sales are accurately tracked and reported. By integrating with OMMA's systems, Canix cannabis ERP helps operators maintain compliance without the need for extensive manual data entry, reducing the risk of errors and improving operational transparency.