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New Mexico BioTrack Inventory Guide

After Harvest. Curing a Harvest creates packages in your Inventory module. According to the dry weights you entered, you can see three different packages: Flower for the total Dry Flower with Item "…

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New Mexico BioTrack Inventory Management in Flourish

Creating Inventory After Harvesting

Curing a Harvest creates packages in your Inventory module.

According to the dry weights you entered, you can see three different packages:

  1. Flower for the total Dry Flower with Item "Flower - Strain Name".
  2. Other Plant Material for the total Dry Trim with Item name of "Other Plant Material - Strain Name".
  3. Waste with Item name "Waste - Strain Name".

The image shows the All Packages screen in the Flourish Inventory module, displaying a single package row with columns for Actions, Sync Status, Package ID (1035944514607030),…

The screenshot shows the All Packages inventory screen in Flourish Software, displaying a single package row with Package ID 1680249691078195, categorized as "Waste," with an Item…

The screenshot shows the All Packages inventory screen in Flourish Software, filtered by package ID 8007956890736555, displaying a single active Flower package for the item…

Create New Inventory

To create new inventory from a package, click "Action" and select "Create Package".

Screenshot of the Flourish "All Packages" inventory list showing the expanded Action dropdown menu for a package row (item "7670 preroll," Usable Marijuana category, Package ID…

The system displays the modal to help you select the action:

After you click the "Create Package" action Menu item, you can select two options to narrow down your actions. Click the squares to decide what you want to do.

According to what you can do with this package:

  • The green frame denotes the actions you can perform on the package.
  • You cannot select the greyed options.

The "Create Package(s)" modal in Flourish, showing two selection options at the top — "Use Package as Source" (highlighted with a green border, displaying package 3918818761962928…

Select the action

Flourish helps you to narrow down the actions you want by selecting one of the square boxes:

  • "Use Package as Source."
  • "Create Package of Item."
Use Package as Source

Create a new package using the package you selected as the source package.

In this example, the available actions use Package 3918818761962928 as the source package to create a new package. Several actions are available.

The image shows the "Use Package as Source" selection panel in Flourish's Create Package modal, displaying details for package 3918818761962928, which contains the item "Blue Dream…

Create package of Item

Create a new package for the Item on the selected package; you can use something other than the package you selected as the source package.

In this example, the available actions will create a new package for Blue Dream - Bubble Hash item. Other actions are available.

The image shows the "Create Package of Item" modal in Flourish, displaying item details for Blue Dream - Bubble Hash, including its Strain (Blue Dream), Class (Intermediate…

The "Create Package(s)" modal in Flourish Software, showing two selection options at the top — "Use Package as Source" (highlighted with a green border, displaying package…

The image shows the "Create Package(s)" modal in the Flourish inventory module, displaying two selection options side by side: "Use Package as Source" (package #3918818761962928,…

Actions on a package

  • Lot - Create a Lot from a Flower or Other material.
  • Split/Sublot - Sublot a package into one or more packages of the same item.
  • Convert - Convert package(s) to another eligible intermediate/end product Item. You can combine some types.
  • Change Item - Swap the item on a package without changing the compliance category.
  • Something else -Go to the "Create Package" screen.
Lot

Create a Lot from a Flower or Other material.

  1. Click Lot. Flourish selects the Item on this screen's "New Package."
    The screenshot shows the "Create Inventory from Selected Package(s)" screen in Flourish with the Lot action selected, displaying the three-step workflow: (1) New Package, where a…
  2. You can select a different Item Item from the list of eligible items in the "New Package" area, which will empty the selection on the  "Source Package" dropdown.
  3. Type in the "Number of packages"
  4. Type in the "Qty per package (g)"
  5. Creating Multiple Packages (Optional):
    You can create multiple new packages with different quantities in a single session.
    1. Click the A small green circular icon with a white plus sign, used as the "add line" control in the Create Package modal that lets users append additional rows to specify quantities when… sign to add another line, where you can specify the "Number of packages" and the "Qty per package (ea)"
    2. Click the A small red circular button with a white minus (−) symbol, used as the "remove line" control in the Create Package workflow's multiple-package entry form; clicking it deletes a… sign to remove the line. Learn more here.
  6. In the "Source Package" part, fill the "Package weight to consume" in one of three ways:
    1. Type in.
    2. Click "Entire QTY".
    3. Click "Use Required Qty".
    4. If necessary, you can include additional source packages in this process.
This screenshot shows the "Source Package" step of the Create Package workflow in Flourish, with a selected Package ID for "Blue Dream B Buds," a "Package weight to consume" field,…
  1. The system will automatically validate the source package(s) weights and the new package balance.
    1. You may get this alert if the input and output quantities are not the same:
      An orange warning banner in Flourish reading "Warning! for [Split/Sublot], output quantity [2.000000] must match input quantity [4.000000]," which appears when creating a package…
    2. There's also an override option to allow for differing input/output quantities:
A green toggle switch shown in the enabled position next to the label "Auto-create waste record for the created package to capture the difference in input and output amounts,"…
  1. Click Review and Confirm to review the details of the new and source packages. Fill in any required and optional information.
If you wish to automatically include a "Use by Date" for your package(s) at the time of creation, please follow the instructions here.
  1. Finally, click Create New Package to execute the creation process.The "Confirm New Package" modal in Flourish shows the final review and data-entry step before creating a new inventory package—in this example, one package of "Boxed Gummies -…

Split/Sublot

Sublot a package into one or more packages of the same item.

  1. Click Split/Sublot. Flourish selects the Item on this screen's "New Package" and "Source Package" parts.
    The screenshot shows the "Create Inventory from Selected Package(s)" screen in Flourish with the Split/Sublot action selected, displaying the three-step workflow: (1) New Package…
  2. Type in the "Number of packages"
  3. Type in the "Qty per package (g)"
  4. Creating Multiple Packages (Optional):
    You can create multiple new packages with different quantities in a single session.
    1. Click the A small green circular icon with a white plus sign, used as the "add line" control in the Create Package modal that lets users append additional rows to specify quantities when… sign to add another line, where you can specify the "Number of packages" and the "Qty per package (ea)"
    2. Click the A small red circular button with a white minus (−) symbol, used as the "remove line" control in the Create Package workflow's multiple-package entry form; clicking it deletes a… sign to remove the line. Learn more here.
  5. In the "Source Package" part, fill the "Package weight to consume" in one of three ways:
    1. Type in.
    2. Click "Entire QTY".
    3. Click "Use Required Qty".
    4. If necessary, you can include additional source packages in this process.
This screenshot shows the "Source Package" step of the Create Package workflow in Flourish, with a selected Package ID for "Blue Dream B Buds," a "Package weight to consume" field,…
  1. The system will automatically validate the source package(s) weights and the new package balance.
    1. You may get this alert if the input and output quantities are not the same:
      An orange warning banner in Flourish reading "Warning! for [Split/Sublot], output quantity [2.000000] must match input quantity [4.000000]," which appears when creating a package…
    2. There's also an override option to allow for differing input/output quantities:
A green toggle switch shown in the enabled position next to the label "Auto-create waste record for the created package to capture the difference in input and output amounts,"…
  1. Click Review and Confirm to review the details of the new and source packages. Fill in any required and optional information.
If you wish to automatically include a "Use by Date" for your package(s) at the time of creation, please follow the instructions here.
  1. Finally, click Create New Package to execute the creation process.The "Confirm New Package" modal in Flourish shows the final review and data-entry step before creating a new inventory package—in this example, one package of "Boxed Gummies -…

Convert

Convert package(s) to another item. You can combine some types.

  1. Click "Convert".
This screenshot shows the "Create Inventory from Selected Package(s)" screen in Flourish with the Convert action selected, illustrating its three-step layout: (1) New Package,…

  1. In the New Package part:
    1. Select Item - defaults to the item of the source package.
    2. Select Strain.
    3. Type in the Number of packages.
    4. Type in the Qty per package (ea)
  2. Creating Multiple Packages (Optional):
    You can create multiple new packages with different quantities in a single session.
    1. Click the A small green circular icon with a white plus sign, used as the "add line" control in the Create Package modal that lets users append additional rows to specify quantities when… sign to add another line, where you can specify the "Number of packages" and the "Qty per package (ea)"
    2. Click the A small red circular button with a white minus (−) symbol, used as the "remove line" control in the Create Package workflow's multiple-package entry form; clicking it deletes a… sign to remove the line. Learn more here.
  3. In the "Source Package" part, fill the "Package weight to consume" in one of three ways:
    1. Type in.
    2. Click "Entire QTY".
    3. Click "Use Required Qty".
    4. If necessary, you can include additional source packages in this process.
This screenshot shows the "Source Package" step of the Create Package workflow in Flourish, with a selected Package ID for "Blue Dream B Buds," a "Package weight to consume" field,…

  1. The system will automatically validate the source package(s) weights and the new package balance. There's also an override option to allow for differing input/output quantities:
A green toggle switch shown in the enabled position next to the label "Auto-create waste record for the created package to capture the difference in input and output amounts,"…
  1. Click Review and Confirm to review the details of the new and source packages. Fill in any required and optional information.
If you wish to automatically include a "Use by Date" for your package(s) at the time of creation, please follow the instructions here.
  1. Finally, click Create New Package to execute the creation process.
    The "Confirm New Package" modal in Flourish shows the final review and data-entry step before creating a new inventory package—in this example, one package of "Boxed Gummies -…
Change Item

Swap the item on a package without changing the compliance category.

  1. Click "Change Item."
  2. Select your new item from the "Choose New Item" drop-down menu.
  3. Click Proceed.
When changing item names, the new item must have the same category and strain designation as the old item. If you are using custom categories, please ensure your old and new item categories match your custom category or product type.
The "Change Package Item" modal in Flourish shows a three-panel layout: the left panel displays current package details (barcode 5004052421530754, item "fsqa preroll," strain BAB7,…
Something else
By default, the new package will inherit the details from the source package you started from.
  1. Click "Something else."
    The screenshot shows the Flourish "Create Package(s)" screen with three sections: (1) New Package, where users select an item, strain, number of packages, and quantity per package;…
  2. In the New Package part:
    1. Select Item - defaults to the item of the source package.
    2. Select Strain.
    3. Type in the Number of packages.
    4. Type in the Qty per package (ea)
  3. Creating Multiple Packages (Optional):
    You can create multiple new packages with different quantities in a single session.
    1. Click the A small green circular icon with a white plus sign, used as the "add line" control in the Create Package modal that lets users append additional rows to specify quantities when… sign to add another line, where you can specify the "Number of packages" and the "Qty per package (ea)"
    2. Click the A small red circular button with a white minus (−) symbol, used as the "remove line" control in the Create Package workflow's multiple-package entry form; clicking it deletes a… sign to remove the line. Learn more here.
  4. Add Additional Source Packages (Optional):
    If necessary, you can include additional source packages in this process.
This screenshot shows the "Source Package" step of the Create Package workflow in Flourish, with a selected Package ID for "Blue Dream B Buds," a "Package weight to consume" field,…
  1. The system will automatically validate the source package(s) weights and the new package balance. There's also an override option to allow for differing input/output quantities:
A green toggle switch shown in the enabled position next to the label "Auto-create waste record for the created package to capture the difference in input and output amounts,"…
  1. Click Review and Confirm to review the details of the new and source packages. Fill in any required and optional information.
If you wish to automatically include a "Use by Date" for your package(s) at the time of creation, please follow the instructions here.
  1. Finally, click Create New Package to execute the creation process.The "Confirm New Package" modal in Flourish shows the final review and data-entry step before creating a new inventory package—in this example, one package of "Boxed Gummies -…

Bulk Create Lab Samples

Creating lab samples in bulk saves time and helps maintain compliance.

  1. Go to Inventory / All Packages.
  2. Click Bulk Actions > Create lab samples.
    Screenshot of the Flourish Inventory "All Packages" screen with the green "Bulk Actions" menu expanded, listing options such as Add to manufacturing run, Add to outbound order,…
  3. Select a New Order or add to an existing Order (choose the lab for the order)
  4. Select the Destination (choose the lab for the order).
  5. Select the Type of Lab Sample – choose Final or R&D.
  6. Check the boxes next to the packages you want to use as source packages.
  7. For each package, enter the Quantity to split – this defines how much is split from the source onto a new barcode.
    This screenshot shows the Bulk Create Lab Samples panel in Flourish's Inventory module, where two packages ("Blue Dream - Whole Flower" and "Blue Dream Flower Lot") are selected…
  8. Click Create Lab Samples. Flourish displays success messages and redirects you to the Order Details screen of the new outbound order.

    The screenshot shows three green success notification banners displayed in the Flourish software interface after bulk creating lab samples.

    The screenshot shows the Order Details screen in Flourish Software after lab samples have been created in bulk, displaying an allocated outbound order (Order #00000820) destined…
  9. Click Done Editing.
  10. Manifest the order to the lab for testing: See steps here.

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