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Connecticut BioTrack Category Conversions
Connecticut BioTrack inventory conversion rules, classes, can category management.
Definitions
- A Class in Flourish Software refers to the phase of the product in BioTrack. These include Cultivation Products, Lot Products, Intermediate Products, and End Products.
- A Category in Flourish Software is Inventory Type in BioTrack (for example, Flower Lot, Hash, Vape Cartridge, etc.).
Cultivation Products | This includes seeds, clones, and flower or other material initially created during the harvest process. |
Lot Product | After harvest, all flower and other material becomes either:
Each receives a lot number for tracking purposes. |
Intermediate Product | Intermediate products include extracts and mixed flower/trim. |
End Products | End Products are the final retail-ready stage of inventory. |
The ability to convert inventory is restricted by license type. Most inventory conversions take place under a Processor or Manufacturer license.
For example, you can convert Intermediate Products into other Intermediate Products or End Products. However, you can never convert Intermediate Products back into Lot Products. Restrictions, especially between Intermediate Products and End Products, depend on ‘mapping’ between the inventory's categories, with general guidance detailed below. Reference this help document to learn more about BioTrack Inventory management.
Category Conversions Matrix
Here is a link to the Connecticut BioTrack Conversion Chart, which visualizes how inventory can move from one form to another.
Use this matrix for a quick reference for conversions. The left column shows the Different Classes and Categories. Each category has a line. Use the scroll bars to scroll to the right and left. If the cell is green, you can convert it to the category in the column's header.
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