By the kind of dispensary you run.
We built CannAgent in production. The patterns scale up + sideways. Pick the lens that matches your shop.
Use cases by operator shape
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.
Migrating off Dutchie. The 90-day window the rep won’t mention.
Dutchie was a coupon site that bought a register. CannAgent was a register that hired the owner. Here’s what changes when you switch.
When the auditor walks in, 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.
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.
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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