Seed-to-sale traceability with 280E-aware accounting.
Cultivators, processors and retailers carry regulatory traceability and a tax code that disallows most deductions. Nexus tracks plant and lot genealogy while keeping cost of goods sold defensible.
Pain Point Solved
What this retires.
Compliance in one system and accounting in another.
Broken chain of custody
Lot genealogy follows material from propagation through processing, packaging and sale, with every movement scanned and timestamped.
Indefensible cost of goods
Direct production cost accumulates into inventory value with full lineage, which is what a 280E position depends on under examination.
Manual regulatory reporting
Movement, waste and destruction events are structured records rather than spreadsheet notes, so reporting draws from the ledger.
Feature Mapping
How a lot moves through the operation.
Propagation through retail sale, costed at every step.
Cultivation batch
Batches are created as costed production units capturing labor, nutrients and utilities consumed.
Harvest and processing
Work orders convert harvested material into intermediate and finished lots with yield and waste recorded.
Packaging and inventory
Finished units receive into bin locations by lot with test results and expiry attached.
Sale and reporting
Wholesale and retail movement posts revenue and cost of goods with the lot trail preserved for audit.
Track one batch from propagation to sale.
Provision a workspace, cost a cultivation batch and follow the lot into finished inventory.