Inventory & planning
- Inventory snapshots and source difference review
- Demand coverage, replenishment priorities and transfer proposals
- Market and location context for operating decisions
ONE PACKAGE. BETTER OPERATIONS.
Inventory, replenishment, purchasing, cycle counting, profit review and promotion planning—one Dispensary Doctor package for your cannabis operation.
Private pilot candidateLEARN IT BY RUNNING IT
Follow a shift from replenishment to recovery. Watch the software, understand the decision, and see how each module supports the next.
EXPLORE THE SCREENS
See replenishment priorities, transfer opportunities and menu health from the operational overview.
Actual Dispensary Doctor build 233, captured November 2, 2026 (UTC). Isolated Demo Lab with fictional, synthetic sample data. Interface demonstration; no live provider acceptance or realized outcome is shown.
Use the screen list or arrows. Keyboard: arrow keys, Home and End. Swipe across the image on touch screens; select it to expand and open the full-size capture. These captures show the interface, not live provider acceptance or realized outcomes.
THE DISPENSARY DOCTOR PACKAGE
Inventory planning, purchasing, cycle counting, profit review, promotion planning and supplier workflows are offered together under Dispensary Doctor.
Dispensary Doctor is a private pilot candidate. The current interface includes native promotions, recovery review and internal label preparation. Recorded demos use fictional records or illustrative economics. Provider authorization, live synchronization, external order delivery, accounting matches, menu publishing and physical printer performance must be confirmed for your deployment. Proposals, estimates and recorded statuses do not establish completed provider actions, guaranteed compliance or realized savings.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
No. Dispensary Doctor is the single package. Counting, profit review, promotions and supplier workflows are presented as capabilities of that package. Development and provider acceptance requirements still apply to the individual capabilities.
No. Proposal quantities require operator review and the appropriate authorized execution workflow. A planning result is not a completed transfer.
Provider authorization and acceptance must be confirmed for your deployment. Direct QuickBooks connectivity and live menu publishing are not accepted production capabilities in the edition described here.
Describe your locations, license scope, source reports, replenishment decisions and user roles. Avoid sending customer, patient or other sensitive records by email.
A PRACTICAL NEXT STEP
Tell us about the workflow, location scope and operating decision you want to improve.