By state
Cannabis rules don’t cross state lines.
Pick your state to see the regulator, the statutes that bite, the tax stack, the track-and-trace system, and exactly how CannAgent handles each.
- METRC
- BioTrack
- NMS2S
- CCRS
- State portal
- No mandated system
- No state page
Launch targets
CannAgent is not open to new stores yet. Washington is launching Q4 2026. Each state’s page says what you can do now. Targets, not promises. Each state's rules come first.
Washington
Launching Q4 2026. You can book a walkthrough of the working product now; it is not a sign-up.
See WA details →
Arizona
Target: November 2026. You can book a walkthrough of the working product now; it is not a sign-up.
See AZ details →
Michigan
Target: December 2026. Join the waitlist.
See MI details →
Montana
Target: January 2027. Join the waitlist.
See MT details →
Maine
Target: February 2027. Join the waitlist.
See ME details →
Massachusetts
Target: March 2027. Join the waitlist.
See MA details →
Every other state below: Target: Mid 2027. Join the waitlist.
Full coverage · 24 states
Every state with adult-use retail open is authored below, grouped by which track-and-trace system the regulator runs. Pick your peer cohort.
METRC states (18)
Franwell METRC seed-to-sale — the de facto standard. These pages are written against METRC’s reporting model; the per-state specifics layer on top.
Colorado
MED · Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division
Built for the Colorado operator who’s tired of a POS that hasn’t shipped a meaningful change in two years. MED rules native — Metrc integration in flight, the 15% retail sales tax charged in lieu of (not on top of) the 2.9% state rate, the 2.9% medical lane, REASON-coded inventory adjustments, and a rec/medical split the regulator expects.
See CO details →
California
DCC · California Department of Cannabis Control
Built for the California operator paying four to seven vendors to do what one platform should. DCC rules native — Metrc integration in flight, the 15% excise held flat through June 2028 under AB-564, and the layered state / city / county tax stack confirmed with you at onboarding, because we don’t guess a municipal rate.
See CA details →
Oregon
OLCC · Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission
Native compliance hooks for Oregon OLCC rules. Metrc integration in flight, 17% state tax math + up to 3% local option, packaging + labeling enforcement surfaced in-platform. We didn’t bolt OR on as an afterthought.
See OR details →
Michigan
CRA · Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency
Built for the 3-10 store Michigan operator who’s outgrown off-the-shelf POS but isn’t paying 365 Cannabis enterprise rates. CRA rules native — Metrc integration in flight, 10% retail excise + 24% CRFTA wholesale excise (effective Jan 1, 2026) + 6% sales tax, cross-store reporting that actually rolls up, and the medical / adult-use lane split CRA requires. Multi-store data architecture is the wedge — built around the seams a 3-10 store operator actually hits.
See MI details →
New Jersey
CRC · New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission
Built for the independent New Jersey operator who already knows what their software costs them. CRC rules native — state 6.625% sales tax, the cultivator-side Social Equity Excise Fee handled off-register as cost basis, up to 2% local transfer tax, traceability handoff, and the medical/adult-use lane split CRC requires. The SEEF math most multi-state POS botch — by putting it on the receipt. It’s not a receipt line, and we keep it off your sales export.
See NJ details →
New York
OCM · New York Office of Cannabis Management
Native compliance hooks for New York OCM rules under MRTA. Tax Law §493 imposes THREE cannabis taxes — 9% distributor-to-retailer, 9% state retail excise and 4% local retail (13% combined at the register, on top of the 9% already embedded in wholesale cost) — plus METRC traceability (post-BioTrack transition) and the medical / adult-use / CAURD lane separation OCM requires.
See NY details →
Massachusetts
CCC · Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission
Native compliance hooks for Massachusetts CCC rules. State 10.75% adult-use excise + 6.25% sales tax + up to 3% local option, METRC traceability, and the medical / adult-use / social-equity license lane separation CCC requires.
See MA details →
Illinois
IDFPR · Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation
Native compliance hooks for Illinois IDFPR rules. Tier-priced state cannabis tax (10/20/25% by THC potency) + 6.25% sales tax + up to 6% combined local cannabis tax (3% municipal + 3% county; 3.75% county in unincorporated areas), Metrc traceability, craft-grow + dispensary license-class separation, and the medical / adult-use lane split IDFPR requires.
See IL details →
Missouri
DCR · Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation
Native compliance hooks for Missouri DCR rules under Amendment 3. State 6% adult-use cannabis tax + 4.225% sales tax + up to 3% local option, METRC traceability, and the medical / adult-use lane separation DCR requires.
See MO details →
Nevada
CCB · Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board
Native compliance hooks for Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board rules. METRC traceability, 15% wholesale excise + 10% retail excise + 6.85% state sales tax + Clark County add-ons math, daily reconciliation reporting, and the medical / adult-use lane separation NRS 678 requires.
See NV details →
Maryland
MCA · Maryland Cannabis Administration
Native compliance hooks for Maryland Cannabis Administration rules. METRC traceability, 12% adult-use cannabis sales-and-use tax (Tax-Gen §11-104(k)) with medical and licensee-to-licensee transfers exempt under §11-245, MCA reconciliation cadence, and the medical-patient lane separation Maryland regulators expect.
See MD details →
Oklahoma
OMMA · Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority
Native compliance hooks for Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority rules. METRC traceability, 7% state medical-cannabis excise + 4.5% state sales + city/county sales-stack math, OMMA reconciliation cadence, and the medical-only patient-licensure framework SQ 788 created.
See OK details →
Maine
OCP · Maine Office of Cannabis Policy
Native compliance hooks for Maine Office of Cannabis Policy rules. METRC traceability, the 14% adult-use cannabis sales tax that REPLACES the 5.5% general rate rather than stacking on it, the 5.5% that medical patient sales still pay (36 MRSA §1760(5) expressly withholds the prescription-medicine exemption from cannabis), OCP reconciliation cadence, and the medical-caregiver / adult-use lane separation Maine uniquely supports.
See ME details →
Rhode Island
CCC · Rhode Island Cannabis Control Commission
Native compliance hooks for Rhode Island Cannabis Control Commission rules. METRC traceability, the unique 10% state cannabis excise + 3% local cannabis + 7% state sales = 20% combined adult-use stack, CCC reconciliation cadence, and the medical / adult-use lane separation Rhode Island regulators expect.
See RI details →
Minnesota
OCM · Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management
Native compliance hooks for Minnesota OCM rules. METRC traceability, a single 15% cannabis gross-receipts tax reaching every taxable cannabis product (hemp edibles included) + 6.875% state sales + variable local, the multi-tier license topology HF 100 created (microbusiness / mezzo / cultivator / mfr / retailer), and the lower-potency hemp-edible lane Minnesota uniquely supports.
See MN details →
Alaska
AMCO · Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office
Native compliance hooks for Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office rules. METRC traceability, the unique per-ounce wholesale excise structure ($50/oz mature flower, $25/oz immature, $15/oz trim, $1/clone), no state sales tax, AMCO reconciliation cadence, and the borough-level local sales-tax variance Alaska uniquely imposes.
See AK details →
Montana
CARD · Montana Department of Revenue Cannabis and Alcohol Regulation Division
Native compliance hooks for Montana Department of Revenue Cannabis and Alcohol Regulation Division rules. METRC traceability, 20% adult-use cannabis tax + 4% medical tax + variable local up to 3%, CARD reconciliation cadence, and the green-county / red-county opt-in/opt-out topology Montana uniquely operates under.
See MT details →
Ohio
DCC · Ohio Division of Cannabis Control
Native compliance hooks for Ohio Division of Cannabis Control rules. METRC traceability, 10% adult-use cannabis excise + 5.75% state sales + variable local, and the medical / adult-use lane separation Issue 2 created in 2023.
See OH details →
BioTrack states (2)
Helix BioTrack THC seed-to-sale — a smaller cohort with a mature reporting cadence. Written against BioTrack’s model rather than assuming METRC everywhere.
Connecticut
DCP · Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
Native compliance hooks for Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection rules. BioTrack CATS traceability (Connecticut's Cannabis and Tracking System, the DCP-administered BioTrack seed-to-sale system), the excise that CHANGES BASE on 2026-10-01 — potency-tier per mg THC through 09-30 (0.625¢ / 2.75¢ / 0.9¢), a flat 10.75% of gross receipts after — plus 6.35% state sales and 3% municipal cannabis tax, DCP reconciliation cadence, and the medical / adult-use lane separation Connecticut requires.
See CT details →
Delaware
OMC · Delaware Office of the Marijuana Commissioner
Native compliance hooks for Delaware Office of the Marijuana Commissioner rules. BioTrack traceability, 15% adult-use cannabis tax + 0% Delaware general sales (DE has no sales tax), OMC reconciliation cadence, and the medical / adult-use lane separation HB 1 + HB 2 created.
See DE details →
NMS2S states (New Mexico) (1)
New Mexico's Cannabis Control Division moved the entire industry off BioTrack to the state's own New Mexico Seed-to-Sale System on September 4, 2026 — one week's notice, mandatory for every licensee. We generate the NMS2S-shaped reporting; there is no integrator connection to it yet, and we say so before you sign.
CCRS states (Washington) (1)
Washington built its own Cannabis Compliance and Reporting System rather than license a vendor — most multi-state POS skip CCRS, CannAgent ships it natively.
State-portal states (Vermont) (1)
Vermont built its own CCB Portal for biweekly licensee inventory reports rather than license a vendor or expose an integrator API. CannAgent generates the portal-ready report on the CCB's cadence; the licensee submits it.
No mandated track-and-trace (POS is the system of record) (1)
States that mandate no specific seed-to-sale vendor (e.g. Arizona). The licensee must still track and audit seed-to-sale — so the POS itself has to be the defensible record. CannAgent builds that in rather than assuming a state system does it for you.
Don’t see your state?
Every state with adult-use retail open is covered above. If you’re a medical-only operator (FL / PA / VA / WV and others) or in a state mid-legalization (KY / NH / NC), the demo call covers exactly what we’d build for your regulator before launch.
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