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BioTrack: Guide to Traceability Types
BioTrack: Guide to Traceability Types

A guide to Traceability Types in BioTrack for creating packages of inventory and their functionalities and limitations

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Written by Cassidy Austin
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Flower

Bulk Flower that has been packaged from a harvest batch and has not yet been lotted. After Bulk Flower has been harvested and lotted, it is ready to be packaged or processed into an Intermediate Traceability Type.

In accordance with your state regulations and BioTrack’s functionality, it is important to keep the following in mind. Flower:

  • Can only be packaged into Flower Lots

  • Cannot be sub-lotted

  • Strain names can be modified

Other Plant Material

Other Plant Materials in bulk packages from a harvest batch that have not yet been lotted. This can include shake, leaves, stems, etc. Once lotted, these can be used to create Intermediate Bulk Products.

In accordance with your state regulations and BioTrack’s functionality, it’s important to keep the following in mind. Other Plant Material:

  • Can only be packaged into Other Plant Material Lots

  • Cannot be sub-lotted

  • Strain names can be modified

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Flower Lots and Other Plant Material Lots

Flower Lots and Other Plant Material Lots are packaged from their bulk forms for testing.

In accordance with your state regulations and BioTrack's functionality, it's important to keep in mind the following. Flower Lots and Other Plant Material Lots:

  • Cannot have strain names modified after packaging

  • Can only have a single strain name assigned to the Lot

  • Can be packaged into any other Bulk Type of Intermediate Product

  • Can be packaged into an MJ Mix also known as a Flower Lot with one or more strains

  • Can be packaged directly into some retail end-use Products such as Useable Marijuana

Bulk Intermediate Type Products

Intermediate-type products are created from Flower Lots and Other Plant Material Lots.

In accordance with your state regulations and BioTrack's functionality, it's important to keep in mind the following. Intermediate Type Products:

  • Products can be a single strain or multiple strains, however, the strain name cannot be modified

  • Products require QA testing before they can be packaged into Retail end-use Products

  • After QA testing is complete, Bulk Intermediate Type Products can be packaged into Retail end-use Products

  • Examples of Intermediate Type products:

    • Keif

    • Bubble Hash

    • Hash

    • Hydro-Carbon Wax

    • Food Grade Solvent Extract

    • CO2 Oil

    • Infused Dairy

    • Infused Cooking Oil, etc.

Retail End-Use Packaged Products

Retail end-use products can be packaged from Intermediate Type products, and in

some cases Flower Lots. In accordance with your state regulations and BioTrack's functionality, it's important to keep in mind the following:

  • Retail end-use products to be sold to a Retailer must have undergone QA testing

  • When a packaged product designated for retail has already undergone QA approval and remains unaltered, there is no need for re-testing

  • Products such as an MJ Mix Infused item or an MJ Mix Infused package must undergo one final QA test before the product can be sold to a Retailer

  • Packaged Products cannot have the strain name Modified

  • Examples of Retail End use products:

    • Usable MJ

    • Liquid Edibles

    • Extract for Inhalation

    • Infused Topical

    • Solid Edibles

    • Trans-dermal Patches

    • Capsules

    • Tinctures

    • Suppository, etc.

Waste

Waste is a type of inventory that must be destroyed in the system. When destroying inventory in Growflow, the inventory will automatically be scheduled for destruction as it is created. Once the destruction or waste removal is completed at your facility, the waste must be disposed of from your Waste Log for final disposal to be reported to BioTrack.

For Waste workflows in GrowFlow, see Wholesale: Destroy Inventory

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