Apr 8, 2021
KLER Track Compliance and Product Tracking
Phoenix, Arizona Apr 8, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - KL'R, a leader in cannabis operations management software, has unveiled KL'R Track, a new feature set as part of its seed-to-sale software platform purpose-built for the hemp and CBD markets. The announcement comes at a time when processors are demanding more expansive compliance tracking options for available biomass and hemp farmers are facing increasing roadblocks selling product without clear compliance tracking.
With the current marketing and advertisement restrictions put in place on the cannabis market, having a direct-to-consumer pathway has become a business imperative.
KL'R Track provides farmers the ability to share certificates of analysis (COAs), product origin, and harvest detail with processors during or prior to sale through the use of QR code labels or shared links through a single portal. The new offering will limit barriers for farmers and reduce the amount of time processors will spend updating farmers on the status of their biomass.
"In the end, it always comes down to the customer, and they want better transparency in the origin and safety of their products," says Jason Saunders, CEO at KL'R. "This is true with all health supplements, and the FDA is getting ready to set the standards. We expect the FDA to start with CBD and to soon require lab test results, product origin, and ingredients on CBD products."
Through KL'R's supply chain track-and-trace, retailers are easily able to label their products with QR Codes that pull up the KL'R Track origin of those products, COA's, ingredients, and more.
Features and benefits of the new centralized portal include:
KL'R Track will be available starting March 26th, 2021. For more information on KL'R Track visit KLER Track
About KL'R:
KLER Website is a dynamic, nimble software company that enables next-gen cannabis operations management through a differentiated platform. KL'R develops products and features to promote transparency, facilitate compliance and manage the full supply chain for cannabis licensees, government agencies and the public.
KL'R replaces pen-and-paper or off-the-shelf software with a custom designed platform, not a bolt on solution, that is simple, fast, and efficient for consumers looking to manage detailed processes and compliance regulations. Customers can control their entire organization's supply chain in a module-based, affordable, scalable software solution.

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