Cannabis Business Management Software
Run the whole operation, one source of truth
Cannabis business management software for wholesale operators. A Cannabis AI ERP for purchasing, production, inventory, fulfillment, and Metrc.
Track inventory coming in, and orders going out.
Day-to-day cannabis operations run on an ERP that tracks product from purchase order to shipment. Receiving, production, counts, and fulfillment all update one inventory record. Distru runs every step and syncs to Metrc on your command. Your whole team works from the same count.
Counts that move with every scan
Incoming product is checked against the PO and received with its cost. Every scan after that moves the count, from room to bin to order.
Tasks tied to orders and batches
Every task is tied to its order or batch on one shared calendar. See which jobs are running late before they hold up a shipment.
Customer history in one place
Orders, payments, and notes live on each dispensary account. Ops and sales work from the same record, so nobody chases details over text.
Invoices built from what shipped
The invoice builds from the line items your team picked. It syncs to QuickBooks or Xero without anyone rekeying it.
See where the week slowed down
Report on orders, inventory age, and late tasks by location. Find the slow step before a customer notices it.
Labels printed from the package record
Labels pull the Metrc tag, batch, and test data off the package. Your packaging line stops retyping them into a separate tool.
Start with the ERP or Commerce, then add AI
DistruERP
Inventory, production, purchase and sales orders, and Metrc compliance in one cannabis ERP. Built for brands and distributors.
DistruCommerce
Branded menus, marketplace listings, and pricing set per retailer. The AI Order Agent turns texts, photos, and napkin scribbles into real orders.
DistruMCP
Ask Claude or ChatGPT about the inventory, orders, and customers already in your Distru account.
Integrate with the Tools You Use
Distru connects your compliance, accounting, sales, and retail tools so data stays in sync and your team stops double-entering it.
How to move your operations onto Distru
Map your rooms, licenses, and SKUs
The CS team sets up locations and connects each Metrc license.
Import packages and supplies
Bring over cannabis packages and other supplies with their current counts.
Run a real order and production run
Your first runs happen with the CS team on the call.
Questions ops teams ask before switching systems
Let’s answer the most commonly asked questions about Cannabis Software.
What's the best software for a cannabis wholesale operation?
Distru is a cannabis ERP built for wholesale operators. It runs purchasing, production, inventory, fulfillment, and Metrc on one record. Your team works from one count, not a spreadsheet per department. Purchase orders, production runs, and shipments all update the same record.
Which seed-to-sale systems do operations managers trust?
Distru is built on the three things operations managers check first. One inventory record. A Metrc sync they control. Support from people who've worked cannabis operations and know the workflows firsthand.
How do cannabis manufacturers track packaging and supplies?
Track them in the same inventory as cannabis. In Distru, jars, labels, and boxes have counts and costs. Production runs pull them down as product gets made. Low counts show up before they stop a run. Cost carries into the finished unit too.
Does Distru sync inventory to Metrc in real time?
Distru syncs when you tell it to. Your team reviews package changes, then pushes them to Metrc. Nothing reaches the state on its own. Counts in Distru update as your team scans, so the record is current before you sync.
Can we run grow, production, and distribution in one system?
Yes. Distru runs every license type in one account. Product moves from your grow to production to distribution on one item record. Cost and Metrc tags carry across each transfer. Each license keeps its own Metrc connection.
How long does it take to switch operations software?
Onboarding onto Distru takes 3 to 4 weeks on average. The CS team imports your packages, sets up locations, and runs your first orders with you. Your products and customers come over from your current system or spreadsheet.
The AI cannabis library
Free skills to put AI to work on your inventory, compliance and costing, and guides on where it actually saves time.
Distru Production Forecast
Know how much of each product to make this week, based on real sell-through.
Past-Due Invoice Emails
Draft one payment reminder per customer for every past-due invoice.
Company List Clean-Up
Clean a state license export or lead list before it goes into your CRM.
Cannabis Inspection Readiness
Turn an upcoming state inspection into a checklist, binder index and gap list.
Cannabis Transfer Manifest Precheck
Check a B2B transfer before the driver leaves and get GO or HOLD per line.
Cannabis Replenishment Planner
Turn sales and on-hand exports into a reorder plan and a draft PO by vendor.
Cannabis State Rules Lookup
Get a cited, dated answer to a state cannabis rule question.
Cannabis Staff Scheduling Planner
Build a shift schedule that matches demand and stays inside your labor budget.
Cannabis Harvest Yield Analysis
See which rooms and strains actually make money, from your own harvest data.
Cannabis Traceability Reconciliation
Find out why your physical count doesn't match Metrc or BioTrack.
Cannabis SOP Generator and Trainer
Turn process notes into an inspection-ready SOP and a staff training packet.
Cannabis Batch COGS Calculator
Find out what a batch really costs per finished unit, line by line.
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