Your rules are changing.
Your software should keep up.
The dispensaries our own team operates run on CannAgent in production — disclosed as ours — where compliance rules are encoded as data the register enforces, so a statute change is a config change, not a rewrite. We’re not live in Massachusetts yet; this page is the honest version of that sentence.
CCC rules are register rules.
Massachusetts is mid-reform: the modernization act is rewriting limits and mechanics the register enforces on every sale. Here’s where the rules actually stand, sourced from the statute and the CCC’s own pages:
The rules are moving right now.
The April 2026 modernization act (H.5350) rewrites core retail mechanics — including the adult-use purchase limit moving from one ounce toward two, with new THC-equivalency math for concentrates and edibles. Software that hard-codes the old limits fails the day the new ones take effect.
CCC Bulletin No. 1, April 17, 2026
Three taxes stack on every adult-use sale.
10.75% state cannabis excise, plus 6.25% sales tax, plus a local option of up to 3% that differs by municipality. Medical runs on separate rails. The stack is statutory — and it belongs in the register, not in a spreadsheet at filing time.
M.G.L. c. 64N §§2-3 + c. 64H §2, statute text
Metrc is the CCC’s seed-to-sale system.
Package tracking, transfers, and lab-result uploads all reconcile against Metrc. Seed-to-sale is the center of this product, not a bolt-on tab.
masscannabiscontrol.com/metrc, as of July 2026
CannAgent launches state-by-state.
Right now the build is written against Washington and Arizona. Other states roll in once we've validated the compliance frame for each one (track-and-trace adapter, regulator citations, BAA shape). We'll email you when your state opens.
Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing. You get one email when Massachusetts opens — and if you want to see the working product on Washington’s rules before then, the demo is real and yours to poke at.
Join the Massachusetts list