We were running four licenses on three pieces of software. THCompliance pulled all of it onto one operator-facing surface, with one Metrc credentials vault, and one queue we actually approve through. The 6 hours a week we were burning on reconciliation went away on day one.
Happy Travels LLC: seven licenses, one operator surface.
A vertically integrated CA cannabis operator running cultivation through retail, with a partner testing lab. Before THCompliance: four pieces of software, three siloed Metrc credentials sets, two CSV reconciliation cycles a week.
Happy Travels was running their cultivator on Distru, their manufacturer + distributor on a custom Excel pipeline, their retail floor on a third-party POS, and reconciling everything into Metrc by hand the day before the CDFA quarterly. Their CFO was the only person who knew which package went where on which platform, and she was burning a day a week on cross-checks.
When the CA-Metrc Phase 2 v2 mandate landed, they had two months to either rewrite their stack or find someone who already had. They picked the second.
312
Submitted via the queue in the first 90 days. Zero rejected for malformed payloads.
β72/mo
CFO + COO time recovered. Reallocated to financial planning.
22 days
From signed contract to first live Metrc submission via THCompliance.
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