In Florida, any item that is not cannabis but is used to deliver cannabis into the body is considered a delivery device, which must be tracked in BioTrack. Exactly which items are considered delivery devices is somewhat subjective, but common examples include vape batteries and rolling papers.

Add delivery devices to your Catalog

Before you can receive delivery devices into your inventory, you need to set them up as products in your Catalog:

  1. In the Dutchie Backoffice, go to Products > Catalog.
  2. Select Add product.
  3. Fill in the standard product detail fields such as Name, SKU, Category, etc.
  4. Set the Cannabis product field to No. This hides the MMUR form and Alternate MMUR form fields and exposes the Is delivery device field.
  5. Set Is delivery device to Yes.
  6. Another field for MMUR delivery devices appears.
    • This allows you to match the product to the equivalent device in the state system so Dutchie POS can report it properly.
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    • Devices are listed in the dropdown in this format: Device Type | Order type | Form/Route.
      • In some cases, a delivery device can be used for multiple order types.
      • When needed, you can select multiple options from the list (i.e., same device and order type, different routes). This avoids having to re-route in the Register.
    • Device sales are tracked and logged to the API because device sales are tax-exempt for medical users.
    • Dutchie POS pulls the updated list of approved devices from the state once daily.
    • You can also manually trigger a refresh of this list under Settings > Integrations > MMUR by clicking Refresh Devices in case the state adds new devices and you don't want to wait until the next day to set them up.
  7. When you're finished filling in all the product details, click Save.
  8. Repeat for any additional delivery devices

You can now receive the delivery devices either on their own or combined with cannabis inventory.