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Flourish vs StashStock

Flourish vs StashStock: RFID, harvest weights, and labels, already included in your platform

StashStock sells Metrc-connected tools for RFID plant scanning, harvest scales, reporting, sales orders, and labels as separate modules that run beside your main system. Flourish includes mobile barcode and RFID scanning, harvest weight capture from a Bluetooth scale, label design and printing, and order fulfillment in the Flourish Platform, which also runs cultivation, manufacturing, wholesale, retail point of sale, and compliance. You get the floor tools without a second subscription, a second set of data, or Metrc in the middle of two systems.

Built by enterprise supply chain engineers. Running licensed cannabis and hemp operations since 2017, with native Metrc and BioTrack, 30+ integrations, and SOC 2 Type II security since 2020.

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Included
Mobile scanning, RFID counts, harvest weights, and labels in the Flourish Platform
Unlimited users
on every Flourish plan
Metrc and BioTrack
Native compliance integrations, from one account
Published pricing
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What decides this choice

Three things that decide Flourish vs StashStock

01

Included, not added on

The Flourish mobile app is part of the Flourish Platform, with unlimited users. Scan plants and packages by barcode or RFID, count whole rooms, record waste, capture harvest wet weights from a Bluetooth scale, receive and move inventory, design and print labels, and scan packages onto orders. There's no second subscription to add for the floor.

Compared with StashStockStashStock sells CannaScanner, CannaScale, Reporting Suite, CannaSales, and CannaLabel as separate modules (“buy only what you need”), with software subscriptions quoted on top of hardware bundles such as the $1,949 CannaScanner RFID Bundle. Ask each vendor for the full cost of every module, device, and renewal you'd need.

Included in the Flourish Platform

  1. Plants RFID and barcode counts, moves, phases, waste
  2. Harvest wet weights from a Bluetooth scale
  3. Packages receiving, RFID counts, moves, splits
  4. Labels native label designer and printing
  5. Orders scan to pick, pack, and ship
  6. One Flourish platform inventory, cost, orders, compliance

Unlimited users. Android app built for Zebra TC22/TC27 handhelds, with RFID on the TC22R or an RFID sled.

02

One platform, not two systems and Metrc in between

When your team scans in Flourish, inventory, cost, orders, and compliance update in one platform, from cultivation through manufacturing, wholesale, and retail point of sale. There's one number for on-hand inventory and one place to fix an exception, and Flourish keeps Metrc in sync with real-time sync and automatic retry.

Compared with StashStockStashStock describes its Canix integration as working through Metrc: “StashStock gathers your data and uploads it directly. Then, Canix promptly retrieves this data from Metrc.” Ask any two-system setup which system wins when the counts disagree, and who reconciles them.

Seed to sale tracking from plant to register

  1. Cultivation plants, batches, harvests
  2. Manufacturing production runs, BOMs, cost
  3. Distribution packages, transfers, fulfillment
  4. Wholesale B2B menus, orders, invoicing, AR
  5. Retail point of sale register, cash, online orders

Full supply chain inventory visibility and costing.

03

Your AI, across the whole operation

Bring the AI tool your team already uses and connect it to Flourish through the Flourish AI connector. Because Flourish holds production, cost, wholesale, and retail as well as plant and package data, your AI can answer questions and create orders across the whole operation, and the same AI connects to your CRM, accounting, inbox, and documents. Actions follow your permissions, and every one is logged.

Compared with StashStockStashStock says its customers use its “open API and MCP capabilities” and that it is enhancing Claude integrations. Ask what data the AI can reach: the scanning and harvest tools, or every part of your operation.

Your AI, across your business

Your AI Claude, ChatGPT, or another
  • Flourish trusted record
  • CRM
  • Accounting
  • Inbox
  • Docs

Permissioned actions. Every AI action logged in your Flourish audit trail.

Side by side

Flourish and StashStock, side by side

Plain-language descriptions, not checkmarks. Every StashStock detail is sourced and dated.

StashStock details are from StashStock's public materials as of October 2026. Numbers link to the dated sources at the bottom of this page.
Capability Flourish StashStock as of October 2026
What it is One platform for cannabis and hemp operators: cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, wholesale, retail point of sale, and compliance, with mobile scanning built in A suite of Metrc-connected tools: CannaScanner, CannaScale, Reporting Suite, CannaSales, and CannaLabel, sold as separate modules and “primarily designed for seed-to-sale cannabis cultivation”[1][3][9]
Plant scanning and RFID Barcode and RFID plant counts, plant finding, moves, phase changes, waste, and bulk kills in the Android app. RFID on the Zebra TC22R or an RFID sled, with Metrc tags or your own printed RFID tags CannaScanner: RFID and barcode plant batches, tagging, moves and flowering, plant and package finding, and room audits; markets itself as an official Metrc recommended RFID integrator[2][3]
Harvest and scales Capture wet weights by plant or bin with the mobile app paired to a scale over Bluetooth, commonly the OHAUS Ranger 3000 bench scale (see the cultivation equipment guide). The harvest continues into post-harvest inventory, production, and cost on the same platform CannaScale: primary and manicure harvest weights and harvest waste, sent directly to Metrc or saved for later upload, with Ohaus NTEP-certified bench or hanging scales[2][4]
Packages and inventory Receive purchase orders by scanning, locate and move packages, split and adjust, run barcode or RFID inventory counts, and manage cannabis and non-cannabis inventory in one place Find and audit packages, update package details, repackage, and see the testing status of every package[2][5][6]
Labels Native label maker with a full designer, printing from the same item, package, and lab data used for inventory and fulfillment, plus enterprise options for advanced and special-case labels CannaLabel: templated Metrc compliance labels and custom labels with your logo, printed from a web browser, plus Metrc Retail ID labels[7][8]
Sales orders and wholesale Sales orders, scan-to-order picking, packing, and shipping, manifests, invoicing, and AR, plus a native B2B buyer's portal that runs alongside LeafLink, Apex, and WooCommerce from one inventory CannaSales: client orders, available-for-sale inventory, pricing with volume discounts, repackaging, labels, Metrc transfer templates, and LeafLink order import[6]
Manufacturing and costing Multi-step production runs, BOMs, yields, and full COGS, including non-cannabis inventory such as packaging and ingredients Not advertised as of October 2026; StashStock's Canix page presents inventory tracking and costing as Canix capabilities[9][11]
Retail point of sale Full point of sale with register and cash controls, a discount engine, and online order fulfillment, on the same platform as the supply chain Not advertised as of October 2026; StashStock integrates with Dutchie and generates Metrc Retail ID labels for use with third-party POS systems[8][9][12]
Compliance Native Metrc and BioTrack integrations from one account; real-time Metrc sync with automatic retry Metrc only: its FAQ says it isn't available outside Metrc jurisdictions. Lists Metrc states and supports multiple licenses[3][9][10]
Reporting and analytics Built-in Snowflake data warehouse with Sigma dashboards for every customer, across cultivation, production, sales, and retail; direct data share on Enterprise or by quote. See analytics Reporting Suite: live plants, strain performance (yield, days per phase, turn time, moisture loss), harvest, and package testing reports[2][5]
AI AI connector (MCP), available today, for the tools you already use (Claude, ChatGPT, or another). Creates complete orders from text, screenshots, email, or voice, and works across your CRM, accounting, inbox, and docs; every AI action logged Says customers use its open API and MCP capabilities, and that it is enhancing Claude integrations (July 2026)[13]
Mobile and hardware Dedicated Android app for receiving, inventory, cultivation, manufacturing, and retail, including full point of sale and RFID counts. Built for Zebra TC22/TC27 handhelds and Samsung tablets; hardware available from the Flourish equipment guide Hardware bundles with a TSL 1128 RFID reader and Samsung Galaxy phone or tablet; a combined CannaScanner and CannaScale mobile app has been in beta since May 2026[14][15]
Integrations 30+ integrations across compliance, accounting, CRM, wholesale, e-commerce, and payments, plus a documented API and webhooks Metrc, Dutchie, and LeafLink; the Canix integration passes data through Metrc[9][11][12]
Pricing Published on our pricing page. Mobile scanning, RFID counts, harvest weights, and labels are part of the Flourish Platform, with unlimited users Software subscriptions by quote. Public hardware prices, including the CannaScanner RFID Bundle at $1,949 and CannaScale Harvest Bundles from $1,579 (checked October 19, 2026)[9][15]

Why operators trust Flourish

Built by supply chain people, built to connect

Built by enterprise supply chain engineers

Flourish was founded in 2017 by people who came from enterprise supply chain software. CEO Colton Griffin worked on inventory and reporting systems at Manhattan Associates and Genuine Parts Company. That's why Flourish works like an enterprise supply chain system, with one record, real costing, and controls, sized for cannabis and hemp operators.

  • Founded 2017
  • SOC 2 Type II since 2020
  • Native Metrc and BioTrack

Meet the team

Connects to the rest of your stack

30+ integrations across compliance, accounting, CRM, wholesale, eCommerce, payments, and labeling, plus a documented API and webhook engine for anything custom.

Compliance
MetrcBioTrackFlorida MMUR
Accounting
QuickBooks
CRM
HubSpotSalesforceZohoOutfield
Wholesale
LeafLinkApex TradingOrdo
eCommerce
ShopifyWooCommerceJaneAIQMosaic
Payments
AeropayCanPayKindTap
Automation
ZapierAPIWebhooks

See all integrations · API docs

Already using StashStock?

Move your StashStock workflows into the platform you already pay for

If you run Flourish, or you're moving to it, the work StashStock handles is already part of your Flourish license. Most operators consolidate: they move each workflow onto the Flourish mobile app, prove it with a reconciled count, and drop the extra subscription.

  1. List your modules and devices
  2. Match each to Flourish
  3. Run it on your floor
  4. Reconcile a full count
  5. Retire the add-on
  • CannaScanner work moves to Flourish barcode and RFID plant counts, moves, phase changes, and waste
  • CannaScale work moves to Flourish harvest wet weight capture from a Bluetooth scale
  • CannaLabel work moves to the Flourish label designer, printing from the same data as your inventory
  • CannaSales work moves to Flourish sales orders, scan-to-order fulfillment, manifests, and the B2B buyer's portal, with LeafLink and Apex alongside
  • Reporting Suite work moves to Snowflake and Sigma dashboards that cover the whole operation, not just the grow
  • Plants, packages, orders, cost, and compliance stay on one platform, with no hand-off through Metrc

Plan the switch

  • Which StashStock modules, devices, and subscriptions are you paying for today?
  • Which Flourish devices does each workflow need: a Zebra handheld, an RFID reader, a Bluetooth scale, a label printer?
  • When do your current subscriptions renew?
  • Who signs off on the reconciled count before the old tools go?

Flourish maps each workflow with you during implementation and runs a reconciled count before you retire the add-on.

Is Flourish right for you?

Flourish is built for operators who want the floor and the business on one platform

  • Cultivators, processors, and manufacturers that scan plants, weigh harvests, and print labels every day
  • Operators paying for separate scanning, scale, label, or sales tools on top of their main system
  • Vertically integrated and multi-license operators that need cultivation through retail on one platform
  • Teams that want one vendor, one support team, and one audit trail for every scan

Running StashStock today? Bring your current workflows to the demo and we'll show each one in Flourish.

Run your workflow, not a demo

Bring your own operation to the evaluation

  • BringOne room count
  • BringOne harvest
  • BringOne label run
  • BringOne outbound order

Questions to ask every vendor

  1. Which modules, devices, subscriptions, and integrations does the full quote include?
  2. Which system owns plant, package, order, cost, and compliance records?
  3. When the scan and the main system disagree, how is it found and fixed, and by whom?
  4. Which traceability systems and states are supported today?
  5. What happens to a scan or a weight when Wi-Fi or Metrc is down?
  6. What will our team still reconcile by hand after go-live?

FAQ

Flourish vs StashStock: common questions

StashStock sells separate Metrc-connected tools for RFID scanning, harvest scales, reporting, sales orders, and labels that run beside your main system. Flourish includes mobile barcode and RFID scanning, harvest weight capture, labels, and order fulfillment in the Flourish Platform, alongside cultivation, manufacturing, wholesale, retail point of sale, and compliance.

StashStock describes its tools as “primarily designed for seed-to-sale cannabis cultivation,” and as of October 2026 it doesn't advertise manufacturing, costing, or retail point of sale. Its Canix page pairs StashStock's handheld tools with Canix's ERP, with data passing through Metrc.

Yes. The Flourish Android app runs RFID plant counts and RFID inventory counts, alongside barcode scanning for plants, packages, receiving, and orders. Use the Zebra TC22R with built-in RFID or a TC22/TC27 with an RFID sled, with Metrc RFID tags or your own printed tags.

Yes. Pair the Flourish mobile app with a scale over Bluetooth, commonly the OHAUS Ranger 3000 bench scale with a Bluetooth adapter, to capture wet weights by plant or bin as you scan during harvest. The cultivation equipment guide lists the setup. The harvest then continues into post-harvest inventory, production, and cost on the same platform, with Metrc kept in sync.

You can, but there's little reason to. The scanning, RFID counts, harvest weights, labels, and order work StashStock adds are already part of the Flourish Platform, and a second tool means a second subscription, a second set of devices, and two systems to reconcile through Metrc. Most operators move those workflows into Flourish.

Yes. Flourish has native Metrc and BioTrack integrations and runs multi-state operations from one account. StashStock's FAQ says it is available only where Metrc is the state system.

Flourish publishes its pricing, and the mobile app, RFID counts, harvest weight capture, and labels are part of the Flourish Platform, with unlimited users. As of October 2026, StashStock quotes its software subscriptions and lists hardware bundles separately. See Flourish pricing.

Flourish can be live in as little as one business week, and most operators are live in under a month, depending on scope, migration, and integrations. You get a written plan with dates before you sign.

Bring your floor to the demo

Bring a room count, a harvest, a label run, and an outbound order. We'll run each one in Flourish on the devices you'd use and show you everything it updates.

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Sources for StashStock details (15)
  1. StashStock homepage and product navigation (stashstock.com). Accessed October 19, 2026.
  2. StashStock product overview page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  3. StashStock CannaScanner product page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  4. StashStock CannaScale product page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  5. StashStock Reporting Suite page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  6. StashStock CannaSales product page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  7. StashStock CannaLabel product page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  8. StashStock Retail ID page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  9. StashStock FAQs (availability, integrations, pricing). Accessed October 19, 2026.
  10. StashStock Metrc states page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  11. StashStock and Canix integration page. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  12. “StashStock announces Dutchie integration,” StashStock blog, February 4, 2026. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  13. “The necessary shift towards AI cannabis tools,” StashStock blog, July 22, 2026. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  14. “StashStock launches new mobile app beta,” StashStock blog, May 22, 2026. Accessed October 19, 2026.
  15. StashStock hardware store (store.stashstock.com). Accessed October 19, 2026.

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