Dispensary orders land on your desk with their reorder history. Small batches are shared out across the dispensaries that want them before they ship. And the six-monthly supply report to the regulator is an export, not a fortnight of invoice archaeology.
Split a limited batch across the dispensaries that ordered it, by rule or by hand, before the courier is booked. No first-come scramble.
Every supply to a dispensary is already a line with its batch and pathway. The report to the regulator is a button.
What you sent and what they received are the same record, so reconciling with a customer stops being a phone call.
Dispensaries queue for the next drop. When the grower releases a batch, the waitlist is offered the allocation first, automatically.
The grower attaches the test and the expiry once. You never re-key it, and every dispensary you supply sees the same document.
The record shows the supplier holding title until supply, as the rules require of a sponsor, and shows the moment it passes.
Cultivar is not a marketplace and does not compete with one. It is your own desk for your own customers, and the record that goes with it. Many distributors will run both.
The six-monthly supply report the Therapeutic Goods Administration requires from suppliers of medicinal cannabis, built from your supply lines. We will walk through the exact format on the demo.
It helps, because then the batch and lab test arrive already attached. If they are not, you enter the batch once and it flows to every dispensary from there.
Per organisation, sized to its role, so a regional distributor is not priced like a national one. Patients never pay for the portal.