A DCSMA platform
In developmentCanna Seed to Sale
Seed-to-sale compliance platform
One spine from plant to till for licensed cannabis operators—limits, taxes, and a tamper-evident ledger the state can reconcile to.
Philosophy
Solve the actual problem
Not this
Another POS or Metrc clone
Actually this
A defendable seed-to-sale record
Capabilities
What it provides
- Hash-chained sales ledger (lab)
- Purchase-limit enforcement
- Itemised marijuana taxes
- Gapless transaction numbers
- Package as unit of truth
- Corrections, not erased history
- Cultivation & production (in development)
- Lab testing status (in development)
- Metrc correlation (in development)
Lab now
What is live
- Massachusetts adult-use till on a hash-chained sales ledger
- Server-enforced purchase limits and potency checks
- Excise, state sales tax, and local option stated separately
- Corrections as reversing sales — the original is never erased
- Gapless transaction numbers per premises
- ID attestation with nothing stored about the customer
- Waste recorded against the package, not a catalogue row
Next
What is being built
- Cultivation and production — harvest and manufacture become packages the till already knows
- Lab testing — pass, fail, and remediate as package test status; untested packages cannot be sold
- Metrc as a correlation, not a second set of books — waits on the vendor sandbox key
Where the time and money go today
Most operators do not lose hours on the sale itself. They lose them after: an over-limit ticket that should never have completed, a return that does not add up at tax time, a void that erased the original, a Metrc package that does not match the till, a week of reconstruction before an examiner arrives. Canna Seed to Sale is built so those repairs are unnecessary.
What this is not
It is not a card processor — the till does not capture cards. It is not an online grocery storefront. It is not a replacement for Metrc. It is the record Metrc should be able to agree with.
Ready to explore Canna Seed to Sale?
Visit the product site or request a pilot through DCSMA.