Starting May 15, New York's OCM requires a brand on all count-based finished good items in Metrc. Here's what Canix does automatically:

Create a brand in Canix and it syncs to Metrc across all your facilities.

Add a brand to an item in Canix and it pushes to Metrc with no extra steps.

Already have brands on your items in Canix? We have backfilled your Brands to Metrc!

If any of your items are still missing a brand in Canix, add one before May 15. [Read the setup guide → https://help.canix.com/hc/en-us/articles/49257507132308-Metrc-Brands-in-New-York-Guide]

We've introduced a new Unlink Transfer action that gives you a clean, compliant way to recover from licensed transfer errors. At the same time, we've closed a longstanding gap that was allowing licensed transfers to be deleted directly — a workflow that created compliance risk.

Licensed transfers are submitted to Metrc and carry regulatory weight. Deleting them in Canix without voiding them in Metrc created a mismatch between your records and the state's. The new workflow enforces the correct sequence: void in Metrc first, then unlink in Canix — keeping your compliance audit trail intact.

Void the transfer in Metrc. This must happen first to keep your Metrc records accurate.

Use Unlink Transfer in Canix. This detaches the voided transfer from the Sales Order and automatically generates a fresh transfer linked to it.

Review and submit the new transfer. Your Sales Order stays intact — just with a corrected transfer attached.

Template-only transfers are unaffected. If your transfer hasn't been submitted to Metrc yet, nothing changes. You can still use the Delete Transfer button to remove it and unlink it from the Sales Order — same as before.

Activity History support has been added to Plant Batches and Plants.

You will now be able to track data like who updated a growth phase, location, or waste for plant batches and plants.

Transfer support is now live for Connecticut and New Mexico BioTrack facilities.

You can now create outgoing transfers for all your inventory that is going out the door, and have it post seamlessly to Metrc.

This help center guide covers the functionality in depth: https://help.canix.com/hc/en-us/articles/48646087360916-BioTrack-Transfers-Connecticut-and-New-Mexico

Granular cost breakdown has been added to each Source Package card in Production.

Now you will see the breakdown of Cannabis COGS, Non-Cannabis COGS, and Labor COGS on your source inventory, and the total summed allocated COGS that will be brought onto your output packages.

The Production Module in Canix has been released for BioTrack Connecticut and New Mexico instances.

Utilize all the Canix-only features like BOMs, Production Planning, Yield Tracking, and granular reporting, while compliantly posting to BioTrack.

With Canix's Package Unrooted Clones feature, Connecticut cultivators can instantly create a Biotrack-compliant inventory package directly from a mother plant — no manual data entry, no compliance headaches.

Here's how simple it is:

Select your mother plant → choose Package Unrooted Clones → enter your quantity and room → submit. That's it. Your clone package is live in inventory and synced with Biotrack automatically.

For New York processors running inline labeling workflows, timing is everything. Until now, generating Retail Item ID QR codes required an active Metrc package — forcing you to unseal finished boxes just to apply labels after the fact.

That changes today.

Staged Packages in Canix lets you generate Retail Item ID (RIID) QR codes before a package is created in Metrc, so your labeling workflow can keep pace with your production line.

With New York's RIID mandate now in effect for Processor → Distributor and Distributor → Dispensary transfers, staying compliant means staying ahead. Staged Packages helps you do exactly that — without breaking your production line.

Canix has released a Beta of our Traceability report.

In this initial release, you will be able to track the entire lineage of your Packages, Plants, Plant Batches, Harvests, and more.

See what came before, and what came after, and the activity history for each object right from the object card!

As this is a Beta, your feedback would be greatly appreciated. Please send feedback on traceability to help@canix.com.

We have added "Activity History" to the following objects: