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Every POS in.
Draft tools only out.

BudAlly reads from the systems you already run and writes back only through your approval queue — under your own credential, never ours. Read-only is the default for every connector.

HOW A CONNECTOR IS SCOPED

read:
products · inventory · receipts · customers
draft:
purchase orders · prices · campaigns · bills
execute:
anything

// kill switch per connector · freshness chip on every screen

Point of sale

What BudAlly can read and what it can draft, per POS. Where a POS has no write surface, the draft becomes a task in StoreHome: “change it in your POS, then confirm.”

Point-of-sale connectors: what BudAlly reads, what it can draft and how it connects
POSWe readWe draft (you approve)Connection
Dutchie POS →Products, inventory & lab results, register transactions, customers, discounts, employees, deliveries, POsPurchase orders, customer tags & notes, delivery routes. Prices: StoreHome taskAPI key per location, or Secure Data Share
Flowhub →Products, inventory, orders, customers (no med-card expiry in API)POs, price tasks via StoreHomeClient id + key per integration; MCP under retailer login
Cova →Catalog, packages, orders & refunds, customers, promotions, reportingOrders (API-injected), POs, price tasksOAuth2 via iQmetrix + integrator id
Treez →Products, stock by package, tickets, customers; webhooks for live updatesOrders, discounts, POsPartner id + per-location key (2-hour token)
BLAZE →Products, inventory, transactions, customers; partner webhooksOrders, products, prices, discounts (write surface: confirming)Partner key + per-shop key
Any other POSNightly CSV / SFTP export + the state system (Metrc, or NMS2S in New Mexico) as the spineEverything as StoreHome tasksGeneric importer

Compliance, data, money, people

  • TRACK & TRACE

    Metrc · NMS2S

    The spine of the ledger: packages, transfers, manifests, lab results, receipts. Metrc: read under your own user key. New Mexico's NMS2S: per-location token, with state exports and your POS alongside. Writes stay in Approvals under the approver's key.

    Metrc
    your own user key
    NMS2S
    per-location token
    10 operations stay manual in the state's web app

    BioTrack states: on request · NMS2S details

  • MARKET DATA

    Headset

    Licensed benchmarks and demand signal for price intelligence and supply plans. Internal analysis only; never syndicated, never re-exported.

    Add-on per state

  • ACCOUNTING

    QuickBooks Online · NetSuite

    Journals, bills and inventory valuation reconciled to Metrc before they post. Medical / adult-use split carried through.

    Close plan and up

  • MENUS & MAPS

    Menu sites · Google Maps

    Listings on menu and marketplace sites can be integrated on request. Google Maps routes self-delivery.

    Close plan and up

  • PAYMENTS

    Aeropay · CanPay · others

    Tender reconciliation for cash vs non-cash. We don't block any processor.

  • MAILBOX

    Google Workspace · Microsoft 365

    Read-only on the invoice inbox and “vendor-deals” threads. No send scope, ever.

  • PAYROLL

    Your payroll provider · export

    Time and tips flow out of the People module to the payroll provider you already use, by export.

  • YOUR AGENTS

    BudAlly MCP

    Claude, ChatGPT or your own automation get read and draft tools at mcp.budally.com. Every draft lands in the approval queue.

What BudAlly never does with a connection

  • Scrape Weedmaps, Leafly, Dutchie or any menu. Uploads with scraper provenance are rejected and not stored.
  • Execute a price change, send a campaign, or write to Metrc without a named approver.
  • Pool your rows into another operator's benchmark without opt-in and at least 8 contributors. Dutchie-connector rows are never used in benchmarks.
  • Sell, share or train on your data. Model providers are held to 30-day-or-less retention.
  • Keep a connection you turned off. Each connector has a kill switch; revoking the key ends the read within one sync.

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