Tracking and Reporting Systems Flashcards
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A METRC licensee discovers that a package was accidentally entered with the wrong weight. What is the correct procedure?
Answer: Submit a package adjustment in METRC with the correct weight and a reason for the change
Package adjustments must be recorded in METRC with both the corrected quantity and a stated reason to maintain an accurate audit trail.
What does the METRC 'Void' function do to a package tag?
Answer: It permanently deactivates the tag so it can no longer be used or transferred
Voiding a package tag in METRC permanently removes it from circulation and it cannot be applied to any package afterward.
Which of the following is NOT typically included in a METRC transfer manifest?
Answer: The retail price paid by the end consumer
Transfer manifests record logistical and inventory data for transit, not the downstream retail price charged to end consumers.
In METRC, what is a 'Location' used for?
Answer: To designate where within a licensed facility a plant or package is stored
Locations in METRC are user-defined areas within a facility (e.g., Veg Room, Drying Room) that help track where plants and packages are physically kept.
A METRC user tries to log in and receives an 'Account Suspended' message. What is the most likely reason?
Answer: The licensee's state license has expired or the account has been administratively suspended
Account suspensions in METRC most commonly occur when the associated state license expires or a regulatory authority administratively suspends the account.
What is the purpose of the 'Lab Result' section in a METRC package?
Answer: To record third-party laboratory testing results, including potency and contaminant levels
The Lab Result section in a METRC package links official third-party COA data—such as THC percentage and contaminant screening—to the specific package.
How does METRC differentiate between a 'Wholesale Transfer' and a 'Return Transfer'?
Answer: A Wholesale Transfer moves product forward in the supply chain, while a Return Transfer moves product back to the originating licensee
Wholesale Transfers represent standard forward supply-chain movement, while Return Transfers are specifically for sending product back to the original sender.