Glossary
Courier (NM)
A New Mexico cannabis license type for delivery. Couriers hold their own NMS2S accounts; retailers deliver only through a courier license or agreement.
Why it matters for reconciliation: stock handed to a courier leaves the shelf before it reaches the customer, so the quantity is in transit rather than sold. Tracking which licensed courier holds which delivery keeps the retailer's counts honest and shows where a package sits when a cycle count does not find it.
Example: a retailer counts its sales floor room on Tuesday and finds three packages absent. The delivery records show they left that morning with a licensed courier, so the difference is classed as timing, not loss, and nothing is adjusted.
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Related terms
- Delivery agreement (NMS2S)
The NMS2S record linking a retailer and a licensed courier (Request → Certify → Dissolve). In New Mexico only licensed couriers may deliver.
- Manifest
The state-system transport document for a transfer between licensees: packages, quantities, driver, vehicle, route, departure time. Received tag by tag with accepted quantities. In NMS2S: Sent → Ready to Receive → Fully / Partially Received.