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Getting to Master Data used to mean digging through Inventory Management first. Now it has its own spot in the sidebar, so the pages you use every day are easier to reach.
What’s new
Master Data now sits directly under Analyze & Support, between Tags & Labels and Admin & Settings.
Uploader up top: Facility Data Uploader is now the first page in Master Data, so bulk uploads are quicker to start.

What stays the same
Every Master Data page is still there, with the same data and settings. Your bookmarks, links, favorites, and permissions are unchanged.
We’ve refined how Bills of Materials are applied to packages. Packages created in Canix now deduct their non-cannabis inputs more reliably, and packages created outside of Canix, such as those created in Metrc, no longer show up in Needs Attention for missing non-cannabis inputs.
What’s new
- Fewer false flags. Packages created outside Canix (for example, in Metrc) no longer have a BOM applied automatically. Since Canix can’t know which non-cannabis inputs were used on those packages, they will no longer appear in Needs Attention with Missing Non-Cannabis = Yes.
- More reliable deductions on Canix-created packages. Packages you create in Canix now use the item’s BOM and deduct non-cannabis inputs automatically when enough inventory is available, including packages created from plant batches, cuttings, and harvest cures.
- Cleaner Needs Attention view. Existing flags on packages created in Metrc have been cleared, so the view now focuses on packages that genuinely need your attention.
What this means for you
- Packages created in Canix will use the item’s BOM and deduct non-cannabis inputs, as long as enough non-cannabis inventory is available.
- Packages created outside of Canix will not have a BOM applied and won’t be flagged for missing non-cannabis inputs.
The questions that used to need an analyst now just need a sentence. The Canix MCP Server now covers five more areas of your operation, so you can ask Claude or ChatGPT about your seed-to-sale workflow in plain English. No exports, no spreadsheets, and your Canix permissions still apply.
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Cultivation
From clone to harvest: plants by growth phase, harvest yields, plant losses, and how many plantings make it to tagging.
• "Where in the grow cycle are we seeing the most plant losses?"
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Manufacturing
Know where your yield goes. See waste, bottlenecks, and production costs for your runs, and trace an ingredient lot to the products made with it.
• "What was our extraction yield last quarter, actual versus planned?"

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Lab Tests
Every result in one place, whether it came from Metrc, BioTrack, Confident Cannabis, or a manual upload. Check pass rates, retests, potency, terpenes, and COA status.
• "What is my compliance testing pass rate?"
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Labor
See where your hours and labor dollars actually go, down to what labor costs per gram.
• "Which facilities spend the most on labor?"
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Non-Cannabis Inventory
Never get held up by a missing jar or label. Track what's on hand, what's running low, and what your supplies cost you in production.
• "Which non-cannabis materials cost us the most in production?"

Ask across areas
The real power is in combining them. One question, no reconciling reports:
• "Which of our highest-yielding strains make our most potent vape cartridges?"
For more info & example questions see: Questions the Canix MCP Server Can Answer.
New to the MCP Server? Start here: Canix MCP Server – Setup & Getting Started Guide
We've expanded Activity History with broader coverage across your operation. Changes made to the following areas are now tracked in the feed:
- Production
- Task Management
- Users & Permission Groups
- More Harvest activity
- Package Adjustments (now includes amount, reason, and notes inline)
Same filters, same search, same CSV export. Just more visibility.
For more information, check out our Help Center article here.

You asked, we listened: Bulk split packages is back in Canix, rebuilt from the ground up based on your feedback.
Here's what's new:
- Select multiple source packages and split them all in one flow. Each source gets its own tab, so you can configure them one by one without losing track of the details.
- Tags now live in one dedicated final step, so there's no more guessing where to enter them.
- You have the option to set a starting tag and turn on "Assign consecutively" to auto-number every new package in sequence. Edit any tag and the rest reflow automatically.
- Nothing submits until you review and confirm your tags, so every package gets a final check before it's official.

Available now for all customers. Check out our Help Center Article here for more information on how to use this feature.
Checking what happened on a Sales Order, Package, or Harvest today means opening each one separately. There's no single place to see it all, in order.
Not anymore. Activity History is a new page under Audits that brings every change across Plant Batches, Plants, Harvests, Packages, Non-Cannabis Product Lots, and Sales Orders into one timestamp-ordered feed — so you're not reconstructing a timeline by hand for every audit, compliance review, or troubleshooting session.

From there you can:
- Search by keyword across the feed
- Filter by Category, User, Date Range, or Actions & Events
- Jump to Last 7 / 30 / 90 Days, or set a custom range
- Sort newest or oldest first
- Expand any entry to see every field that changed, before → after, with the name of the user who made the update
- Download the feed as a CSV for offline audits or reporting
Find it under Audits > Activity History.
Available now. 🚀
Credits applied to your LeafLink orders used to create a headache: they'd reduce the total in Canix but wouldn't carry over to QuickBooks Online, so invoices synced at the pre-credit amount and needed manual correction on the QBO side.
Not anymore. LeafLink credits now automatically convert to order discounts in Canix, so your sales order total, Canix invoice, and QBO invoice all match from the moment the order is created. No separate steps. No manual edits in QBO. Done.
How to enable:
In your LeafLink integration settings, check the box for "Apply LeafLink credits as an order discount." New orders from that point forward will flow through correctly.

Note: This applies to orders created after enabling the setting. Existing orders won't be updated retroactively.
Printing labels used to mean finishing an action, then heading over to the quick-print screen and re-entering tags by hand. That extra step added up fast, especially across splits, combines, and plant movements.
Now, when you complete a supported action, the success message includes a Print Labels button. Pressing it opens the quick-print dialog already filled in with the exact packages, plants, or plant batches that action just created or changed. Pick your template, download, and you're done. No re-entering tags by hand.

Supported actions include:
- Split Package and Combine Packages (Metrc facilities)
- Create Plant Batch
- Change Growth Phase, Custom Growth Phase, and Location on plant batches
- Move to Flowering, Revert to Vegetative, Custom Growth Phase, and Location on plants
Note: On BioTrack facilities, package flows (Split and Combine) don't offer the button since BioTrack assigns the tags, but plant and plant batch flows work as normal.
Long days in Canix can be hard on the eyes, especially in low-light spaces like grow rooms or during evening shifts. We heard you, and Dark Mode is now available. Light Mode has also been fine-tuned with stronger contrast so text, tables, and statuses are easier to read all day long.
Switch between light and dark anytime using the toggle in the footer of the left navigation bar. Your choice is remembered, so Canix opens the way you left it the next time you log in.
Light Mode:

Dark Mode:

Every screen you reach in the app follows your selection, including reporting. Set the look that works best for you and give your eyes a break.
Available now for all customers.
Multi-leg transfers with licensed stops just got easier. 🚛
Canix now supports transfers with layovers, letting you manage the same transporter license across multiple legs of a trip. Check the Layover checkbox when creating your transfer, set check-in and check-out times, then define each layover leg with its own driver and vehicle. Canix submits the data to Metrc automatically, keeping your multi-leg logistics compliant and auditable.

Available now for all Metrc-integrated customers.
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