Buyer question
What is the best POS for a Washington cannabis store?
There is no single best cannabis POS. There is a best one for a Washington store: the one where the receipt, the ID check and the weekly CCRS file all come from one sale record.
By CannAgent4 min read
Five checks to run in a demo
- Ring an under-21 customer. The sale should stop, and the attempt should be logged.
- Ring a medical-card sale. Ask what makes it tax exempt and what does not.
- Void a sale. A manager PIN should be required, and the void should be logged.
- Ask where the weekly CCRS file comes from. It should come from the register’s own sales.
- Ask for an export of your data. You should get it without a support ticket.
How CannAgent answers them
- The cart runs a vertical-ID check and logs under-21 and date-of-birth mismatches.
- Manager PINs gate voids, returns, manual price changes and discount overrides.
- When CannAgent is the register, it builds the weekly CCRS file. The store uploads the checked CSV.
- Each location runs on its own Postgres database, exportable at any time.
- There is no per-transaction fee and no per-register fee.
Try a Washington receipt with real city tax rates at /washington.
Takeaways
- Judge a Washington POS by whether the receipt, ID check and CCRS file share one sale record.
- Run the five checks in any demo, including ours.
- See it on a sample store at /demo. Read what a quote covers at /pricing. Read how a move works at /migrate.
Frequently asked
- What is the best POS for a cannabis dispensary in Washington?
- The one whose receipt, ID check and weekly CCRS file come from the same sale record. Test it in a demo: ring an under-21 customer, void a sale, and ask where the CCRS file comes from.
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