Perfect Union
Inventory + Menu- 120+ promotions programmed every month
- Across 17+ stores
HQ runs the retail back office. We turn your METRC manifests into live products on your POS and menu, keep your catalog data clean across every system, and tell you every week what to reorder, reprice, or clear.
Data Management is a managed service, not software. A dedicated HQ retail operations team works inside the systems you already use and does the work those systems can’t do for themselves.
Your buyer still buys. Your merchandiser still sets strategy. We run the process underneath it.
METRC manifests turned into POS products with images, descriptions, potency, and tags, mirrored to your digital menu. Pricing and promotions programmed.
Software shows you the problem. HQ does the work and brings back the decision.
“We opened four new stores last year and never had to add to our inventory team. That saved us $100k.”
Each module is priced per month. Retail Menu Management is $3,000 for up to three locations plus $1,000 for each location after that. Inventory Management is $4,500 for up to three locations plus $1,500 for each location after. Data Management is $1.00 per entry, billed on actual volume.
No. HQ calculates recommended reorders from velocity, days of supply, reorder points, and lead times, and your buyer approves every order. HQ recommends, your buyer approves, and HQ never buys.
The ones you already use, including METRC, Dutchie, Treez, Jane, Odoo, LeafLink, and LeafTrade. HQ does not sell or replace POS, ERP, or menu software.
Keep them. HQ takes the recurring volume, such as product builds, nightly menu updates, and promotion programming, and hands your team a morning error log and decisions instead of tasks.
Physical receiving, counting, and warehouse labor; compliance ownership, since you hold the license; merchandising and pricing strategy, which you set and HQ executes; and POS, ERP, or menu software.
2-4 weeks. After an intro call to find where product gets stuck, we agree on the SOPs HQ executes against, scope system access to your IT requirements, and name an owner on your side for approvals. Then HQ takes over the recurring work.
Most teams start with Retail Menu Management, manifest to menu. If your data is too messy to hand off, start narrow with one market or one system handoff; expiring inventory in one state is often the easiest first engagement to prove.
Most operators have never measured it. Get the four numbers HQ reports every week (turnover, ROI on inventory, holding cost, and labor to sales) with a sample report and a simple way to measure your own. Free, and yours to keep.