Tracking and Reporting Systems Flashcards
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In METRC, what is the maximum number of source packages that can be combined into a single new package?
Answer: There is no strict limit, but all source packages must be of the same item type
METRC allows combining multiple source packages into one new package as long as all source packages share the same item type.
What is the METRC term for the unique identifier assigned to each cannabis plant?
Answer: Plant Tag
METRC assigns individual Plant Tags to cannabis plants for individual tracking throughout their growth cycle.
A dispensary in a METRC state sells cannabis to a customer. Within how many hours must the sale typically be recorded in METRC?
Answer: By the close of business the same day or within 24 hours, depending on state rules
Most METRC states require sales to be recorded by end of business the same day or within 24 hours, though exact timelines vary by jurisdiction.
What is the role of a 'Batch' in METRC plant tracking?
Answer: A group of plants of the same strain planted at the same time, tracked collectively
A Plant Batch in METRC is a group of plants of the same strain that were started together and can be tracked as a unit during vegetative and flowering stages.
Which action in METRC is required when a licensee destroys unsold cannabis waste?
Answer: Record a waste entry in METRC with the reason and quantity before destruction
METRC requires licensees to record waste destruction entries—including reason and quantity—in the system prior to or at the time of destruction.
When a METRC transfer manifest is 'Departed,' what does this indicate?
Answer: The transfer has left the originating facility and is in transit
A 'Departed' status means the manifest has been accepted by the transporter and the product has left the originating facility.
In METRC, an 'Item' refers to which of the following?
Answer: A product template defining the name, category, and unit of measure for a package type
In METRC, an Item is a configurable product template used to categorize packages—it defines product name, category, and unit of measure.