Zero Variance finds where Metrc, your POS and your physical count disagree, traces every gap to its cause, and closes it before an inspector or your P&L finds it.
An audit finds the problems. Remediation fixes them. Oversight keeps them fixed.
Ranked findings and a fix plan in about two weeks. Fully remote.
Scoped from your audit findings. Typically 2–6 weeks.
A direct line when something breaks. Priced by store count.
A shortage or overage you can't explain? We trace it package by package through receiving, sales, adjustments and transfers to a documented root cause, with records ready for your files or any required state report.
Mismatched quantities, unmatched packages, and unit or weight errors.
Frequency, reasons, and who made them, with patterns by employee, shift, or product.
Packages past their sell-through window, dead SKUs, and the cash tied up in them.
Manifest vs. received quantities, late acceptances, and intake variances.
Open transfers, vendor returns, and waste logging.
Cycle count cadence, written SOPs, and system permissions.
Six common mistakes in a store's first months on Metrc. Each is simple to fix early and costly to untangle later.
A free call to scope the problem, then a short kickoff and read-only access to your data.
Every variance traced through receiving, sales, adjustments and transfers to its cause.
A ranked findings report, walked through with your team. Then you fix it in-house, or we fix it together.
For independent operators, GMs and compliance managers stretched thin, and teams preparing for a state inspection.
Zero Variance was founded by a New Jersey native who went out West to run inventory control for a vertically integrated cannabis operator: a large dispensary network plus extraction, kitchen, packaging, cultivation and distribution.
Zero Variance does this work every day, at scale, and brings that experience to operators nationwide, starting at home in New York and New Jersey.
No. The work is remote and available nationwide. On-site visits are available on request.
Yes. We sign an NDA before accessing anything.
No. It's an independent review that prepares you for one. It isn't legal advice.
Metrc and Dutchie daily. Other POS systems are reviewed from their exports.
Twenty minutes, no pitch. You'll leave with a clear read on where you stand and what an audit would look for.