By the kind of dispensary you run.

We built CannAgent for a working cannabis floor. The patterns scale up + sideways. Pick the lens that matches your shop.

Use cases by operator shape

Multi-location chains, 6+ stores

Six stores, six spreadsheets, one owner who can’t sleep.

If you run six-plus stores on a register that doesn’t know your other five, the back office is held together by you and a phone tree.

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Stores on a general-purpose POS

Migrating off your existing POS. The 90-day window the rep won’t mention.

CannAgent is a cannabis-native operating system — cannabis rules coded into the register and the back office under one database. Here’s what changes when you switch.

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Compliance-heavy markets — WA, MA, NJ, NY, IL, MD

The binder is the build.

If you’re in WA, MA, NJ, NY, IL, or MD, the compliance load is the operating cost. CannAgent puts the rule into the workflow.

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Distressed operators · receivership-buyers · acquirers consolidating tech

Five vendors, one bookkeeper, one receivership notice. Consolidate before the buyer asks why.

If your stack is 4–7 vendors and your monthly P&L is held together by a bookkeeper Excel-pivoting at 11pm, the path through a tight market starts with collapsing the vendor count.

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Tell us what your operator group looks like.

The 30-minute demo walks the same three surfaces a working day touches — a register transaction with a vertical-ID gate, a manager write-up against the WA labor rubric, and a quarterly Form 941 from the back office. We end by quoting the cutover from your current setup.

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