Glossary
Deli-style
Selling flower by weight from bulk at the counter rather than pre-packaged. In NMS2S, dry flower must be converted to deli style before it can move to the Sales Floor room.
Why it matters for reconciliation: a bulk package sold by weight is counted differently from a pre-packaged one. The quantity left in the package falls with each sale, so a count taken mid-day has to be read against the sales since the last sync.
Example: a store converts a bulk package of dry flower to deli style so it can move to the Sales Floor room. Each sale removes a weighed amount. At the weekly cycle count, the physical weight is compared with the state record less any receipts that have not synced, so a timing difference is not mistaken for loss.
Where this comes up on budally.com
- NMS2S explained: New Mexico's seed-to-sale system, what its API does, and what your store still has to do by hand
- NMS2S migration-fix checklist: what to correct after the BioTrack cutover, in order
- NMS2S reconciliation: matching your POS to New Mexico's state system every day and every month
- The Metrc discrepancies playbook: the nine mismatches a dispensary sees, what causes each, and the fix that holds
Related terms
- NMS2S
New Mexico Seed-to-Sale System: the state track-and-trace system built by Real Time Solutions that replaced BioTrack on September 4, 2026. Its retail POS API covers sales, deliveries, patient validation and voids; an expanded API (Sept 30, 2026) gives validated integrators inventory reads, splits and adjustments; room moves, transfers and tax computation are manual.
- Sales Floor room (NMS2S)
The NMS2S room holding sellable stock; the only inventory a POS can pull and sell. Moving stock there is a manual step in the web app.