Canix is a cannabis ERP and seed-to-sale platform with Metrc sync, inventory, costing and reporting. Pricing is quote-based. See features and verdict.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Canix is a cannabis ERP and seed-to-sale platform for cultivators, manufacturers and distributors. It started in 2019 as an inventory management tool with integrations to state track-and-trace systems such as Metrc. The company now describes it as an all-in-one system covering inventory, compliance, sales, costing and reporting.
Canix was founded by Stacey Hronowski and is based in San Francisco. Its site reports more than 650 facilities, though different pages give different totals. The company states that it is not owned by or affiliated with Metrc, but integrates in all Metrc states.
Canix connects to state track-and-trace systems through a bi-directional Metrc sync. Users enter data in Canix, which validates it before upload, and submitted information is available in Metrc right away. A confirmation email is sent for every submission, which gives teams a searchable log if a regulator requests records.
The platform runs as a web app and as native apps for iOS, Android and iPad. The mobile app accepts compliance data offline and syncs once a connection returns. The phone camera works as a barcode scanner, so no extra hardware is required, though printers, RFID scanners and Bluetooth scales are optional.
On the compliance side, Canix offers Metrc sync, custom label printing with QR codes that link to certificates of analysis, and lab data import from Metrc, Confident Cannabis or CSV files. Inventory management covers cannabis and non-cannabis items, with recipes that update stock levels automatically as packages and processing workflows run.
Operational tools include task management with time estimates, labor costing, yield tracking and nursery forecasting. Sales tools cover invoices, purchase orders and a storefront for bulk orders. Reporting spans accounting, inventory, harvest and manufacturing, and administrators can control access with user permissions and locked fields. An open API is also available.
Canix is a cannabis ERP and seed-to-sale platform for cultivators, manufacturers and distributors. It combines Metrc-integrated compliance with inventory, sales, labor and cost tracking, and reporting.
Canix does not publish prices. Its FAQ says pricing depends on the state, licensing structure and facility size, and that operators should schedule a demo for a quote.
Yes. Metrc integration is described as foundational, with a bi-directional sync, and Canix says it integrates in all Metrc states. It also lists Biotrack and CCRS reporting for Washington. Canix states it is not owned by or affiliated with Metrc.
No. According to the company, Canix works for cultivation, processing, manufacturing and distribution. Retail is listed as coming soon on the site.
Canix says a facility subscription includes unlimited seats. Pricing is tied to the facility rather than the number of users.
Canix is built natively for iOS, Android and iPad. The mobile app lets users enter compliance data offline and sync once they reconnect to a network.
Canix lists integrations with QuickBooks (Online and Desktop) and Sage Intacct. Invoices from sales orders can be sent to these systems, and LeafLink orders can be pulled into Canix.
Canix says it stores data in AWS data centers and is a SOC 2 compliant company. It also offers user permissions, locked fields and view-only access to control who can change data.