Compliance infrastructure for controlled product
Every gram,
accounted for
CustodyLinx files to the state, pre-validates every manifest, and proves the chain of custody, so controlled cannabis and hemp move compliant by default, from bulk linehaul and cross-border to the last-mile delivery at the door.
Straight from the app
Real screens, real results
Every gram, every chain, every clock, live in one console.
- ✓Manifest complete
- ✓Driver assigned
- ✓Dedicated GPS
- ✓Unmarked vehicle
- Active63%
- In transit19%
- Delivered12%
- Recalled6%
- 49DepartDispatch
- 48CheckpointLab intake
- 47LoadJ. Carter
- 46TransferM. Reyes
- 45ReceiveDock A
Built for the supply chain, not the storefront
Every incumbent is anchored to the dispensary and the last mile. CustodyLinx owns the hard part: moving controlled product upstream and across borders as provable custody.
Manual state filing
Operators re-key transfers into Metrc and BioTrack by hand, after the fact, and hope nothing was missed.
Auto-file to the system of record
One compliance graph files to Metrc, BioTrack, CCRS, Leaf, and CTLS, and reconciles against them nightly.
Paper manifests
A shipping manifest is built in a spreadsheet and only checked when it is too late to fix.
Manifest pre-flight that blocks bad loads
Every manifest is validated against the live jurisdiction rulebook before dispatch. A non-compliant load is stopped at the gate.
A breakable chain of custody
Handoffs live in texts, photos, and signatures scattered across phones, impossible to prove in an audit.
Tamper-evident, hash-chained custody
Every handoff is sealed into an append-only, hash-chained record with UID, actor, geo, sensors, and signature. Provable, not assertable.
Diversion blind spots
A vehicle goes off-route and nobody notices until the regulator's reporting deadline has already passed.
GPS plus the 24-hour clock
Off-route detection arms the regulator deadline automatically, surfaces it on the exception board, and counts down to the filing.
Compliance infrastructure, not another ERP
Built for your lane
Retail POS, seed-to-sale ERP, and consumer ordering already have their tools. CustodyLinx is the layer underneath them: the movement, the custody, and the filing, wherever controlled product travels.
Upstream and pharma-grade biomass
Move bulk biomass between cultivators, processors, and labs, and auto-assemble the GACP, GMP, GDP, and CoA pack a pharmaceutical buyer's quality system demands. The lane no cannabis-native tool covers.
Transport compliance →Multi-state distributionDistribution that files itself
One compliance graph files transfers to Metrc, BioTrack, CCRS, Leaf, and CTLS, and pre-flights every manifest against the destination's live rulebook. Do compliance once, file everywhere.
Compare to Distru →Last-mile deliveryThe cannabis-native delivery engine
Dispatch, live GPS, proof of delivery, and the dead-man check-in, with chain of custody and state filing built in, not bolted on. The last-mile engine Onfleet is, made compliant.
Compare to Onfleet →Priced as infrastructure
By moved volume and active jurisdictions, with a Pharma-Grade tier for the EPCIS and DSCSA buyer. Not per-seat like a retail tool.
See pricingQuestions, answered
How custody is proven, how filing works, how access and security are handled. Plain answers, no hand-waving.
Read the FAQMove controlled product, provably
Track and trace, chain of custody, and regulator filing for controlled cannabis and hemp, on one platform.