Product mapping is more than a software setting. For a Massachusetts dispensary, it connects catalog records, package links, categories, units, and sellable status
Master data ownership decides who can create or change the shared records used by every location. Without clear ownership, stores may create duplicate SKUs, inconsistent categories, different units, or competing versions of the same product
An unclaimed order is unfinished work: it may still reserve inventory, hold a payment authorization, or wait in a picking area. Massachusetts dispensaries need a consistent policy for when such an order expires and how it is closed
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Delivery software should reflect what a business is authorized to do, not define its operating model. Before enabling dispatch, purchasing, or inventory storage, map each function to the Massachusetts license and approved activity that supports it
Return-to-store delivery is more than a software setting. For a Massachusetts dispensary, it connects failed handoffs, returned stock, payments, and reconciliation
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Reservation controls is more than a software setting. For a Massachusetts dispensary, it connects available stock, online holds, expiration, and cancellations
A supplier invoice should be connected to what the dispensary ordered and actually received. Without that connection, a price error, short shipment, or duplicate bill can pass unnoticed into payment and inventory costs
Exception management is more than a software setting. For a Massachusetts dispensary, it connects failed syncs, negative inventory, refunds, open orders, and variances