Seed to Sale Software Designed for Alaksa

In Alaska, cannabis waste, including roots, stalks, leaves, and stems, must be rendered unusable by grinding and mixing with at least an equal amount of other materials before being delivered to a landfill. Canix automates this process by allowing operators to track and record waste disposal in compliance with state regulations, ensuring all cannabis waste is properly documented for the Marijuana Control Board’s inspections.

Alaska operators managing multiple licenses, such as cultivators and processors, can streamline their operations using Canix’s centralized platform. This allows businesses to track cannabis plants and products across different licenses, ensuring compliance with Alaska's regulatory requirements for inventory tracking and reporting.

Alaska imposes a cultivation excise tax on cannabis, with $50 per ounce for mature bud/flower, $15 per ounce for trim, and $25 per ounce for immature or abnormal bud/flower. Clones are taxed at a flat rate of $1 per clone. Canix simplifies the tax compliance process by automatically calculating the appropriate taxes and helping operators file monthly tax returns in line with state regulations.

Alaska requires cannabis products to include specific warnings such as potential health risks and the intoxicating effects of cannabis. Canix helps operators generate compliant labels that meet the state’s requirements, including information about THC/CBD levels, test results, and the facility's details. Labels are easily updated to remain compliant as regulations evolve.

In Alaska, cannabis plants must be tracked through their lifecycle, with stages like plant batch, vegetative, and flowering stages clearly defined. Canix supports this by providing an easy-to-use plant batch tracking system, allowing operators to assign unique names and monitor plants throughout their entire growth cycle, ensuring compliance with Alaska’s regulations.

Alaska mandates that all cannabis plants be weighed individually throughout their production cycle. Canix integrates weight tracking directly into the system, ensuring accurate records are maintained from harvest through processing. This automation reduces errors and ensures compliance with state requirements for plant weighing.

In Alaska, cannabis transfers must be single-destination, meaning no multi-destination transfers are allowed. Canix supports operators by automating transfer manifests, tracking inventory between licensed facilities, and ensuring compliance with Alaska’s transport regulations.

Alaska’s regulatory environment requires a data-driven approach to cultivation. Canix provides real-time data on plant health, environmental conditions, and yield predictions, helping cultivators optimize their processes while staying compliant with state regulations. This ensures more efficient operations and better product consistency.

Canix helps Alaska cannabis operators remain compliant by automating processes such as seed-to-sale tracking, tax filing, and inventory management. By integrating with Alaska’s regulatory systems, Canix reduces the need for manual intervention, ensuring businesses stay compliant with the Marijuana Control Board’s rules.