Mary · compliance, on staff

Hire the compliance department
that costs $149 a month.

Every licensed operator runs two businesses — the one that makes money, and the Metrc bookwork that can end it. Mary takes the second one. She reconciles your state track-and-trace account against the inventory you keep on TerraVault, flags exactly what's drifting, and leaves a tamper-evident record of every review. You keep the judgment calls. She keeps the watch.

$149/location/mo · invoiced by ACH · read-only — she never writes to your regulator · California today

Watch her work

This is the shape of her morning — a scripted walkthrough with sample data. The real thing runs against your book, every day, and you can try the real engine free below.

Demonstration with sample data: Mary runs a read-only morning sweep of a licensed operator's active packages, reads 247 rows, and flags three for the operator's review — an expired package, a package marked finished but still active, and a package on hold. Mary explains that if the state data ever comes back errored or stale, she marks the whole sweep “cannot verify” instead of calling it clean. The sweep is recorded with a tamper-evident receipt. Mary never writes to the state system; the operator makes every decision.

Don't take it on faith

Take a sweep.

The free self-audit is the real engine, not a video. Drop in your active package list and Mary flags holds, failed tests, expired and finished-but-active packages — in your browser, no account, your data never leaves your device. It's a single-system starting point; the paid service reconciles against your state account daily.

Five ways your book and the state drift apart
Mary reconciles two systems that were never built to agree — your state track-and-trace account and the inventory you keep on TerraVault. Every flagged row lands in one of five divergence categories, each with a plain-language explanation of what it is and where to look. The taxonomy is closed — there is no “other” pile — and data she can't read cleanly fails the sweep loudly instead of being scored.
A clean sweep is earned
Errored or long-stale data gets “cannot verify” — never a green light you didn't earn. An error is not a clean audit, and Mary is built so she can't pretend otherwise.
Compliance you can prove, not just claim
Every sweep and every review decision is anchored to a tamper-evident record. The proof model — exactly what is anchored today, what is verifiable, and what ships next — is published for you to read, not taken on faith.

Straight answers

Can she break my Metrc?
No. Mary is read-only against the state system — she never writes to your regulator. Her worst case is telling you she doesn't know, not telling you you're fine when you're not.
I already have a consultant.
Keep them — for judgment, filings, and legal questions. They visit; Mary runs every day and leaves a signed record in between. You bring them cleaner books.
Metrc already shows me this.
Metrc shows what's in Metrc. Mary shows where Metrc and the inventory you keep on TerraVault disagree — drift Metrc can't flag because it never sees your side.
What does it cost?
$149 per location per month, invoiced by ACH — no card on file, cancel anytime. The self-audit stays free, no account.

Start free. Put her on staff when you're ready.

Free · no account
Self-Audit

Upload or paste your active package list. Mary flags issues ranked by severity, with a report you can keep. Runs entirely in your browser.

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$149/mo per location · cancel anytime
Daily Reconciliation

Mary pulls your active packages from the state system every morning, reconciles them against your TerraVault inventory, and surfaces what diverges with a plain-language explanation. Your team reviews and closes the loop; every sweep and decision is anchored to a tamper-evident record.

Read-only against the state system. Billed by ACH — invoice, no card on file. Activates once your payment clears and your state-system integrator connection is provisioned.

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California today · read-only against the state system · not legal advice · additional states ship with counsel review per state