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We've refreshed the Facility Management modal with a cleaner, more intuitive experience. Settings are now organized into three clear sections — General, Inventory Settings, and Sales Settings — so you can find exactly what you need, faster.
No more hunting through a cluttered interface. Everything is right where you'd expect it.
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Brand Restricted Users can now access Product and Item Inventory Availability reports—filtered to show only the brands they're authorized to manage.
Previously, brand-restricted users were locked out of these critical reports entirely, creating a gap in visibility for teams that otherwise had full permission to sell and manage inventory for their assigned brands.
What's new:
  • Full report access — Brand Restricted Users can now run both Inventory Availability reports directly.
  • Automatic brand filtering — All data, including inventory counts, dropdown filters, and ordered quantities, is scoped to authorized brands only.
  • Smart package handling — Packages appear only when their brand matches the parent item or is unset, keeping data clean and consistent.
  • Consistent order visibility — Ordered amounts reflect only the Sales Orders the user has access to, using the same restriction logic already in place.
Nothing changes for unrestricted users. Existing behavior is fully preserved.
This update closes a key gap in the brand-restricted experience, giving teams the inventory visibility they need without compromising data boundaries.
Washington cannabis operators, your compliance reporting just got a whole lot easier.
Canix is officially an approved integrator with Washington's Cannabis Central Reporting System (CCRS) — and we've built a dedicated module to handle the required state reports for you, automatically generated from the data already in Canix.
What this means for Washington operators:
  • Canix generates your required CCRS reports directly from your operational data
  • No manual spreadsheets, no duplicate entry, no guesswork
  • Stay compliant with Washington state requirements without the extra lift
If you're running a cannabis operation in Washington, you can now manage your business in Canix and let us handle the reporting heavy lifting.
Ready to simplify compliance? Let's talk.
Connecticut cannabis operators using BioTrack can now run their entire operation in Canix — and stay compliant automatically.
From cultivation to production to sales, Canix handles your day-to-day workflows while seamlessly posting the required data to the state on your behalf. No more manual reporting. No more duplicate entry.
What this means for BioTrack CT operators:
  • Manage cultivation, production, and sales all in one place
  • Required compliance data flows directly to the state
  • Stay audit-ready without the extra work
If you're a Connecticut cannabis business on BioTrack, you can now get the ERP experience you've been waiting for — without sacrificing compliance.
Offer custom pricing in your marketplace—automatically.
You can now connect Sales Price Lists directly to your Marketplace Shop, enabling customer-specific pricing for each retail account. When enabled, authenticated retailers see their assigned price list pricing in real time, with standard product pricing as a seamless fallback.
Set your Marketplace Pricing Method in Shop Configuration and choose between uniform pricing for all customers or dynamic pricing tied to Sales Price Lists. More flexibility for sellers. More personalized buying for retailers.
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Your Shop, Organized Your Way
The Canix Shop just got smarter.
Until now, products have appeared in simple A–Z order — fine for small catalogs, but limiting for sellers with broad product lines. Buyers expect a menu-style experience, not a long alphabetical list.
Introducing Default Shop Sort Order.
You can now control how products appear by default on your Shop page:
• Alphabetical – Keep the current A–Z layout
• Sub-Type – Group products by categories like Gummies, Vape Carts, or Pre-Rolls
• Item Type – Organize by high-level product types
Each option creates clear, labeled sections while keeping sidebar filters and search fully functional.
Deliver a cleaner, more intuitive browsing experience — without changing how you manage your products.
Now your Shop works the way your buyers expect.
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Retailers now get a complete view of every Marketplace order in Canix.
Previously, Marketplace only supported purchasing Products. If a supplier added Items or NCI products to the resulting Sales Order, those additions were not reflected in the retailer’s Marketplace order history—creating gaps in visibility and reconciliation.
With this update, retailers can now see all Products, Items, and NCI products associated with their Marketplace orders.
This means:
Full transparency into what was actually fulfilled
Fewer discrepancies between ordered and invoiced goods
Faster reconciliation and cleaner communication between buyers and sellers
Marketplace orders now reflect the complete transaction, not just the original cart.
Production just got clearer.
Source packages in Production now display Available Quantity instead of Total Quantity—so operators see exactly what can be consumed, without manual math or risk of over-allocation.
More accuracy. Less guesswork. Smoother batch execution.
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New York Metrc facilities can now flag or unflag Finished Goods directly from the Packages table in Canix — no more jumping into Metrc.
With a new bulk action, you can update 1 or 100+ packages in a single workflow. Mixed selections? We handle the split automatically and sync results back in real time.
We’ve also added a NY-only “Retail Item IDs?” column so you can instantly see which packages have Retail Item IDs attached — sortable and filterable for fast reconciliation.
Result: fewer context switches, cleaner Retail Item ID management, and a workflow that mirrors Metrc without leaving Canix.
Stay compliant across jurisdictions with flexible tax calculation controls.
Some states, like Michigan, require excise tax to be calculated on the full invoice amount — including delivery fees. Canix now supports this with a new facility-level toggle: Include Delivery Fees in Taxable Subtotal.
When enabled, delivery fees are included in the taxable subtotal and taxed according to your facility’s rules. When disabled, Canix maintains the current behavior. The toggle is off by default, ensuring no disruption to existing workflows.
This update helps prevent under-collection, reduces manual invoice adjustments, and ensures your tax calculations align with state-specific requirements — without hard-coded assumptions.
Configurable. Compliant. Controlled at the facility level.
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