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15 OPERATING AREAS / 75 CAPABILITIES EXPLAINED

The details behind
a connected store.

Explore the complete operating day: customer arrival, product discovery, checkout, package inventory, order fulfillment and business insight.

Configure the platform for your business ↓

Your store. Your configuration.

THE STORE

Built around your workflow.

Select the counter, inventory, customer and fulfillment capabilities that fit your operation. A guided walkthrough confirms feature availability and rollout scope for your installation.

THE MARKET

Defined for your license.

Align product measurements, customer eligibility, purchase rules, taxes and labels with the operating requirements of your market.

THE CONNECTIONS

Configured with purpose.

Scope payment providers, external systems and network requirements independently. External connections require applicable approvals and verification before activation.

THE CAPABILITY DIRECTORY

15 capability areas shown

Retail operations

Point of sale & checkout

Keep the counter moving while giving employees the context they need to make the next sale.

  • Barcode and visual selling

    Find merchandise by UPC, SKU or description. Browse departments and categories when a shopper brings a question instead of a barcode.

  • A customer beside the cart

    Attach the customer to the ticket, review previous purchases and connect eligible rewards to the sale. Keep history available when helping a returning shopper.

  • Item and ticket discounts

    Apply supported line and order discounts with a visible price calculation. Use permissions and reviewable transaction records to protect the economics of the sale.

  • Flexible product quantities

    Sell packaged goods and supported measured items using the configured unit of measure. Scale hardware, precision and weight pricing are confirmed during setup.

  • Returns and receipts

    Use the existing return workflow and branded receipt tools. Cannabis return requirements include quarantine, package attribution and recorded disposition.

Configure checkout, discounts, returns and receipts around your staff roles and store policies.

Retail operations

Catalog, pricing & product intelligence

Describe the assortment in the detail your staff and customers actually use.

  • Families and variants

    Group related sizes, flavors, colors and packs under a product family. Retain a separate sellable identity and stock position for each variation.

  • Merchandising structure

    Organize departments, categories, brands, product images and custom attributes. Keep descriptions clear on both a compact register and a customer-facing catalog.

  • Commercial detail

    Maintain multiple price fields alongside raw, loaded, last and average cost where supported. Review how the configured selling price affects margin.

  • Kits and components

    Connect a kit to its component products and required quantities. Make availability and cost understandable before staff promise a bundle to a customer.

  • Channel visibility

    Choose which merchandise is presented on the register and portal. Bulk editing, validated imports and cannabinoid measurements complete the catalog workflow.

Bring merchandising, price, cost and product measurements together in the product configuration.

Retail operations

Inventory, purchasing & receiving

Understand the movement behind the number, from the supplier shipment to the selling floor.

  • Stock by location

    Review on-hand quantities in the configured warehouse or store. Separate the identity of an item from the place where its inventory is held.

  • Commitments and availability

    Use supported allocation and order workflows to distinguish physical inventory from stock committed to fulfillment. Incoming stock remains separate until received.

  • Replenishment decisions

    Review sales, low-stock information and supplier requirements before purchasing. Plan receiving around the quantities that actually arrive.

  • Transfers and movements

    Record source and destination movements for supported transfers. Keep the reason and operational context available to the people responsible for the inventory.

  • Counting and reconciliation

    Prepare count worksheets, capture scan batches, review counted-versus-expected quantities and approve variances through a defined reconciliation workflow.

Define the distinction between receiving additions, physical counts, inventory adjustments and reconciliation.

Retail operations

Customer profiles & loyalty

Give every return visit useful context without losing the history behind a reward.

  • Customer recognition

    Find customers by name, phone or email. Review ticket and item history according to the employee’s access.

  • Rewards with a ledger

    Use supported points earning, redemption, tiers and reward campaigns. Keep the balance connected to the transactions that explain it.

  • Gift-card value

    Maintain gift-card balances separately from points. Supported sale and redemption flows keep the two kinds of value distinct.

  • Repeat-purchase convenience

    Review prior products while serving the customer and use supported add-to-ticket actions. Store and online history help staff understand the relationship.

  • Consent and retention

    Plan follow-up around permission and useful customer context. Include profile merging, retention controls and audience selection in the customer data plan.

Configure rewards, promotions and customer permissions for the operator’s market and policies.

Retail operations

Online storefront & fulfillment

Extend the shopping experience beyond the counter and keep the order visible to the team doing the work.

  • Branded mobile shopping

    Present a searchable catalog with images, categories and product details. Use the supported phone-and-PIN customer access and approval workflow.

  • Eligible products and customers

    Apply the portal visibility and verification controls available in the installation. Cannabis checkout rules follow the selected license and customer requirements.

  • Pickup preparation

    Bring orders into a dedicated fulfillment queue. Review the items, select supported fulfillment stock and prepare the order for the handoff.

  • Order progress

    Keep preparation, pickup and supported delivery stages visible. Staff can distinguish an active register ticket from a customer order waiting for fulfillment.

  • Channels that fit the business

    Configure pickup and supported local delivery according to the operating plan. The channel suite also addresses regulated delivery, self-service kiosks and custom storefront interfaces.

Align the online assortment, customer eligibility and fulfillment methods with the store’s operating rules.

Retail operations

Reports & business intelligence

Move from a high-level operating question to the records that explain the answer.

  • Sales and performance

    Review sales by period, product and customer using supported reports. Compare the patterns that inform purchasing and staffing decisions.

  • Inventory visibility

    Review stock, valuation, movement and low-stock information. Keep commercial reporting connected to the products and quantities in the store.

  • Useful exports

    Prepare supported PDF and CSV reports for management review. Confirm the included report definitions and filters during the walkthrough.

  • Network perspective

    The wider BOTX platform includes corporate reporting concepts. Define unified cannabis license reporting and cross-store operational controls in the network rollout.

  • Mobile and advanced insight

    Responsive browser access supports on-the-go review. The analytics suite is designed to extend this view with mobile insight, scheduled reporting and assisted questions.

Illustrative examples describe reporting workflows; they are not customer performance claims.

Retail operations

Staff permissions & accountability

Make everyday work accessible while keeping sensitive actions in the right hands.

  • Individual employee access

    Use maintained employee records and individual sign-in workflows. Associate supported operational actions with the staff member performing them.

  • Permissions by function

    Separate register, customer, inventory, reporting and administrative access. Configure viewing and editing according to the job.

  • Manager review

    Define who may change prices, handle exceptions or edit sensitive records. Discuss the exact authorization path during implementation.

  • Time records

    Use supported clock-in and clock-out tools and review time reporting. Payroll-provider submission is an independently scoped connection.

  • Operational history

    Retain supported sales, stock and loyalty history for investigation. Cannabis event history and external acknowledgments provide additional context for reviewed workflows.

Verify access controls and audit coverage for the modules selected in the implementation plan.

Cannabis operations

Check-in, identity & patient service

A front-door workflow designed to connect customer eligibility, service and checkout.

  • Scan-assisted arrival

    Scan-assisted check-in captures relevant document fields for staff review, with age and expiration checks and a clear exception path.

  • A visible customer queue

    Check-in queues help employees see who is waiting, assign service and carry the customer context into the register.

  • Patient and caregiver records

    Medical workflow design addresses documentation, validity periods, caregiver relationships and the permissions needed to view sensitive information.

  • Eligibility at the point of sale

    The checkout workflow is designed to recheck the relevant customer and product conditions before completing a transaction, including mixed baskets.

  • Controlled document access

    Limit access to identity and medical information, and define retention needs during configuration.

Configure document requirements, staff review and access to identity information for the business and market.

Cannabis operations

Packages, batches & traceability

The inventory detail behind a cannabis product, from the incoming package to its final disposition.

  • Package-level identity

    Package records distinguish the retail SKU from the package or batch supplying it. Multiple packages can belong to one merchandise item.

  • Receiving and manifests

    Package receiving covers supplier and manifest references, quantities, units and discrepancy review.

  • Testing and product measurements

    Structured product measurements include usable weight, potency, serving information, laboratory references and expiration details where applicable.

  • Sale and return attribution

    The package workflow is designed to link the quantity sold or returned to its originating package, preserving the operational trail.

  • Rooms, holds and disposition

    Separate sellable inventory, backstock, quarantine, returns and waste through reviewed movements and documented reasons.

Validate package quantities, units, movement rules and event history against the agreed operating model.

Cannabis operations

Cannabis rules, taxes & labels

Clear transaction checkpoints for license context, purchase quantities, taxes, labels and reporting.

  • License-specific operating context

    License configuration distinguishes the store, license, customer class and inventory rules that govern a transaction.

  • Purchase-limit checks

    Purchase-rule design addresses quantity and equivalency calculations across mixed product types, bundles and supported channels. Market-specific validation precedes production use.

  • Tax calculations

    Tax configuration addresses product, customer and jurisdiction differences, tax-inclusive pricing, exemptions and reviewable tax breakdowns.

  • Product and exit labels

    Package-aware labels bring together required data fields, supported printer setup and a history of reprints.

  • Reporting and exceptions

    Reporting workflow design covers submission history, pending work, acknowledgments, retries and discrepancy resolution. External reporting connections require separate authorization and verification.

Regulatory connections require separate authorization and verification. No active state-system connection, certification or approval is claimed.

Growth & automation

Promotions & customer engagement

Customer engagement that brings loyalty, promotions and communication into a coordinated operating plan.

  • Automatic deal matching

    Promotion rules cover scheduled offers, bundles, BOGO-style rules and explicit stacking controls, with eligible products and customer groups.

  • Weight-price profiles

    Weight-price profiles address quantity tiers and measured-product pricing, with consistent rounding and package depletion.

  • Audience selection

    Audience segments connect purchase behavior and customer preferences to consent-aware campaigns.

  • Wallet and digital rewards

    Digital reward presentation and wallet-pass design connect the member experience to the underlying loyalty balance and transaction ledger.

  • Campaign measurement

    Campaign measurement is designed to connect eligible offers and communication to response and repeat visits. Provider integrations and message delivery require separate setup.

Configure eligible products, customer groups, message consent and promotion rules for the applicable market.

Payments & enterprise

Payment workflows & reconciliation

Bring the sale to a clear payment step, with the acceptance method chosen for the actual business.

  • Review before completion

    Supported payment windows present the transaction total and tender choices before staff complete the sale.

  • Cash and stored value

    Use the supported cash and gift-card workflows selected for the installation. Keep tender history available for reconciliation.

  • Provider-specific acceptance

    Any live card, bank-payment or terminal connection requires provider approval, technical integration and verification for the merchant’s business and products.

  • Refund accountability

    Review original sale references and supported refund records. Provider settlement and cannabis-specific return disposition are independently validated.

  • Reconciliation planning

    Define how the operator compares sales, tenders, provider settlements and exceptions. Bank payments and online prepayment depend on the selected provider and approved merchant configuration.

Reference environments use simulated payments. Live acceptance requires provider approval and a verified integration for the merchant and products.

Payments & enterprise

Multi-store & supplier operations

Connect a growing organization while retaining the identity and responsibility of each location.

  • Store independence

    Each store needs its own sales, inventory, staff and operating context. Shared product definitions should not collapse separate stock balances.

  • Corporate catalog direction

    The broader platform supports shared catalog and corporate concepts. Keep cannabis license and jurisdiction boundaries explicit in the configuration.

  • Supplier collaboration

    Discuss the BOTX supplier ERP workflow for requests, quotes, approved orders, warehouse work and receiving handoffs.

  • Consolidated visibility

    Plan the management view around store identifiers, authorized access and meaningful comparisons. Define multi-license cannabis reporting within the agreed network scope.

  • Phased expansion

    Validate one operating model before repeating it across a network. Document location-specific requirements, integrations and acceptance criteria.

Define store responsibilities, shared catalog rules and license boundaries in the network implementation plan.

Cannabis operations

Self-service & regulated delivery

Additional service channels designed around shared inventory and transaction context.

  • Self-service discovery

    Self-service kiosk design lets customers browse eligible merchandise and prepare an order, with staff-controlled review and completion.

  • Unified order routing

    Channel routing connects the store’s order queue, availability rules and fulfillment ownership.

  • Delivery areas and eligibility

    Delivery controls address service boundaries, eligible addresses, customer verification and the permitted operating model.

  • Dispatch and handoff

    Dispatch workflow design addresses driver assignment, delivery progress, documentation and confirmation of the final handoff.

  • Lounge requirements

    Consumption-lounge workflows are scoped around tabs, service and local operating requirements.

Configure permitted service areas, fulfillment controls and customer verification before activating a sales channel.

Growth & automation

Open integrations & automation

An integration architecture designed around clear responsibilities between the store and its connected systems.

  • Scoped external APIs

    The partner-interface design provides documented access to selected data and workflows, with authorization and explicit limits.

  • Events and webhooks

    Event delivery, retry behavior and reviewable status help identify a failed handoff between systems.

  • Accounting and specialist tools

    Menu, accounting, loyalty, delivery and other connections are evaluated individually. Each connection requires a defined implementation scope and applicable provider approval.

  • Assisted operations

    AI-assisted reporting and task support are designed around validated business data, role permissions and reviewable actions.

  • Customer ordering assistance

    Text-assisted ordering design addresses consent, product eligibility, transaction review and a verified integration path.

Select and validate each external connection independently. No named third-party partnership or active connector is implied.

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