New Mexico · Diagnostic

Score your New Mexico cannabis stack.

Against the seven realities New Mexico operators are navigating in 2026, from the rocky NMS2S transition to the climbing excise tax. Seven questions, a few minutes. Answer honestly; the point is to find out where your stack handles New Mexico natively and where you are chasing paper.

Reality 01 · Track-and-trace

Is NMS2S reconciled from your own ledger, or is your inventory logic built on top of the state system?

Reality 02 · Excise and GRT

Can your stack apply the climbing excise rate and the local gross receipts tax from one configuration, by channel?

Reality 03 · Margin visibility

Do your financials, inventory, and commerce run from one ledger, so cost and margin per lot are always current?

Reality 04 · Courier delivery

Does your delivery order flow into the courier workflow with prepayment, labeling, and ID-match enforced on the delivery side?

Reality 05 · Lot-aware traceability

Does every inventory, sales, and test record carry the lot identifier from receipt through sale, so the lot genealogy is the ledger?

Reality 06 · ERP integration

Do your financials, inventory, and commerce run from one ledger, or do you reconcile a separate ERP against a separate commerce system?

Reality 07 · Schedule III GMP records

Are your medical operations producing immutable, lot-level, retrievable records as a byproduct of operating normally?

This diagnostic is a self-assessment, not legal advice or a formal compliance audit. It reflects where your commerce and records stack sits against New Mexico's current rules, not whether your facility or process meets every requirement. For a formal review, talk to your counsel, the Cannabis Control Division, and the team at SellStack.