Massachusetts POS Guide to Medical and Adult-Use Inventory
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Retailers serving both medical patients and adult-use consumers need clear inventory logic
Retailers serving both medical patients and adult-use consumers need clear inventory logic
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Duplicate profiles can divide purchase history, distort reports, and send inconsistent messages. Merging them too quickly can be worse: two people may share a phone number, address, or surname
Hardware is the physical layer of a dispensary checkout process. Even well-configured software can feel unreliable when scanners misread labels, printers disconnect, drawers are mapped to the wrong lane, or network equipment is overloaded
Migrating a dispensary POS is a data project, an operations project, and a staff-change project at the same time
A cannabis CRM should help a dispensary serve customers without collecting information it cannot justify or protect. Start with a data map, not a campaign
The customer handoff is the point where a delivery route becomes a completed retail transaction
Purchase-limit controls should be tested before staff rely on them. Massachusetts adult-use limits changed in 2026, and mixed product baskets can be harder to validate than a simple flower transaction
Tax configuration should be audited before errors reach months of receipts. Massachusetts cannabis retailers may need to account for state and local tax treatment, customer type, product categories, exemptions, and accounting exports