Built first for Michigan cannabis retail

Every sale.
One accountable flow.

TrueTill keeps ID checks, checkout, package inventory, tax, loyalty, cash control, and compliance records tied to the same sale.

Pilot productSynthetic demo dataMichigan-first

One connected record

CommerceIdentityInventoryTaxCompliance

Follow the sale from pickup to close.

A regulated sale is never just a cart and a receipt.

Follow one pickup through ID verification, checkout, inventory, drawer activity, and the compliance record. Each step stays tied to the sale.

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Product demo

Synthetic data · local Metrc simulator · no live payment or compliance connections

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Let's start with the part of the day that never goes cleanly.

Show us the real workflow

Walk us through what your team does now, including the workarounds nobody wrote down.

Pick one costly headache

A slow pickup, a messy handoff, an inventory mismatch, or a close that takes too long.

Put it in front of staff

The people doing the work should tell us what helps and what gets in the way.

Keep the conversation honest

We will be clear about what works today, what is still being built, and whether TrueTill fits your store.

Nothing important falls between systems.

Each action stays tied to the transaction, from check-in through the final record.

Swipe to see all five steps.

01

Arrive prepared

Pickup orders reach the team with the customer and products already organized for the counter.

02

Verify once

Identity and eligibility checks stay tied to the transaction without slowing down the floor.

03

Sell with guardrails

Checkout accounts for package inventory, purchase limits, pricing, loyalty, discounts, and tax.

04

Move every record

When the sale closes, the receipt, inventory, rewards, drawer activity, and compliance record move with it.

05

Close with clarity

Owners and managers can review margin, tender activity, exceptions, sync status, and who took each action in one place.

Built for the counter.
Defensible in the back office.

Budtenders need a clear next step. Owners and managers need a close they can review.

01

Front of house

Fast where it should be.

Guided check-in, pickup, and checkout give the team a clear next action and keep the counter moving.

02

Control layer

Strict where it matters.

Package inventory, purchase limits, manager controls, and margin checks help prevent avoidable exceptions.

03

Back office

Clear after the sale.

Drawer settlement, reporting, audit history, and reconciliation make every close easier to review and defend.

Every action leaves a record.

The user, action, timestamp, and result stay together. When something goes wrong, the team can trace it.

Who did itReady to reviewReady to reconcile
TimeEventState
14:32:08Identity verifiedAccounted
14:32:41Purchase limits resolvedAccounted
14:33:12Sale completed · $69.03Accounted
14:33:13Package inventory movedAccounted
14:33:14Compliance event queuedReviewable

What operators usually ask first.

The product is early. These answers separate what is in the demo from what still needs to be worked through with pilot retailers.

What is live today?

TrueTill is a pilot product. The current demo uses synthetic data and a local Metrc simulator. Live payment, compliance, and provider connections are not active in the demo.

Does TrueTill replace an existing dispensary system?

The demo shows one guided workflow across check-in, checkout, package inventory, cash control, and compliance records. The scope of each pilot, including which existing systems remain in place, will be worked through with participating retailers.

How does the Metrc connection work?

The current demo uses a local Metrc simulator, not a live Metrc connection. Any production connection would depend on state requirements, credentials, approvals, and integration work.

Who is the Michigan pilot for?

TrueTill is starting with Michigan cannabis retailers that want to help shape the first pilot. Technology and payments partners, investors, and advisors can also use the form to start a conversation.

How are payment and customer data handled?

The public demo uses no live customer or payment data. Before any production pilot, data handling, access, and provider responsibilities will be documented with the participating retailer.

Help us build TrueTill around real cannabis retail.

We're talking with Michigan retailers, technology and payments partners, investors, and advisors as we prepare the pilot.

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