Maine uses flexible standardized batch tracking in parts of the adult-use supply chain. Retail teams should understand how batch and package information arrives with inventory and preserve accurate package identity through receiving and sale
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Inventory accuracy is created by routine discipline rather than occasional full counts. Receiving, sales, returns, reservations, damage, transfers, and manual adjustments all change what a store should have available
Sell-through becomes more useful when it is viewed together with product age. A new SKU with moderate sales may be healthy, while an older SKU with the same weekly volume may still represent excess stock
A route inventory audit confirms what product left the store, what was delivered, what returned, and whether the system recorded each movement correctly
Metrc problems are easier to fix when the team treats them as a timeline investigation
Master data governance help dispensaries turn products, vendors, locations, employees, accounts, and shared reference data into a controlled process instead of a collection of informal habits
Receiving cost variance occurs when the cost on a receipt differs from the approved purchase order or expected vendor price. The difference may be valid, but it should be reviewed before it becomes the cost used for margin analysis or invoice payment
End-of-day reconciliation should explain what happened to cash, payments, orders, and inventory during the shift
Seed-to-sale reconciliation help dispensaries turn physical inventory, POS balances, package records, and Metrc data into a controlled process instead of a collection of informal habits