Figgro, a company specializing in cloud-based cannabis enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions, announced the launch of its cultivation management product module at MJBizCon 2024. This new module expands Figgro’s ERP platform, offering cannabis operators capabilities to manage thousands of plants while providing real-time integration with compliance tracking systems like Metrc.
“The days of manual, error-prone spreadsheets are over. Figgro is the only native solution in the market that takes cannabis operators through the entire life cycle,” said Gerry Dumani, Co-founder, COO and Head of Product at Figgro. “Now operators can generate analytics throughout the growth process—from tracking clones to works-in-progress to inventory management to distribution—to gain better insight and efficiencies for business costs and production yields all while ensuring regulatory compliance.”
Unlike traditional ERP systems adapted from other industries, the Figgro Cultivation Management System is purpose-built for the cannabis industry to address its unique workflow requirements and regulatory challenges. Compliance, inventory tracking and cultivation management are embedded into its core functionalities.
The Figgro Cultivation Management System also stands out with its automation capabilities, including RFID scanning, scale integration and a mobile app for on-the-go functionality. Additionally, The Figgro CMS will be available via a freemium model to cultivation operations managing fewer than 1,000 plants with a pathway for upgrade options, fostering scalability and reducing cost barriers for smaller operators.
Ahead of a national first-quarter release in 2025, Figgro has been beta-testing the CMS in Colorado—one of the nation’s adult-use cannabis markets hardest hit by cannabis price compression, where operators stand to benefit significantly from time-saving solutions that reduce labor costs.
“Figgro has been invaluable in addressing some of our most pressing operational challenges. It helped us accurately calculate the cost of creating products, centralize our workflows into a simple and user-friendly platform, and gain an overhead perspective of workflows that enabled offsite management and oversight,” said Dylan McCarty, Assistant Director of Operations at GHT Farms LLC & Summit Concentrates, which participated in the beta-testing process.
