Compliance
Compliance officers keep the SOP library, see which requirements their published SOPs cover, and, in Massachusetts, work Cannabis Control Commission deficiency statements through investigation, a plan of correction and SOP changes. Managers log reportable incidents against their statutory clocks and record witnessed waste.
AI: AI drafts the plan of correction from a deficiency statement and checks which requirements your SOPs cover. Every citation and deadline comes from the rule text, never from the model.
SOP coverage
A compliance officer finds requirements their published SOPs do not cover before an inspector does.
Incidents
A manager tracks each reportable incident against its reporting clocks.
What it reads
Your state's regulation text on file (Massachusetts' 935 CMR today), uploaded deficiency statements and SOPs, and store records from your POS and Metrc when a deficiency is investigated.
What runs by itself
A daily check that every regulation in force has its checklist, and a coverage re-check whenever an SOP is published.
What it writes back
Nothing to Metrc or your POS. Plans of correction and incident reports go to the regulator only when a person files them.
How it thinks
The same articles operators read inside BudLogix, published as they read them.