Manage your CSC
with confidence.
Members, cultivation, inventory, dispensing and compliance on one surface — much of it live today. Dispensing limits are checked before booking, not just documented afterwards.
From cultivation batch to recorded handout.
Three steps. No sales call.
Manage members
CRM, 360° profile, intake workflow, inbox & circulars, QR member card.
Dispense at the counter
Scan QR, strain + amount — the CanG limits are checked before booking.
Serve the authorities
Review recorded quantities and handouts and export member data as CSV. Check completeness and the scope of the requested records.
See how calm operations can be.
This preview shows selected metrics with fictional data. In the interactive admission example, you can follow a board decision and the member’s perspective.
Try the admission workflowFour building blocks, one promise.
Member CRM
Cockpit, list, 360° profile, intake workflow, inbox & circulars, events — all live.
Cultivation & inventory
Cultivation lifecycle across 11 stations — from mother plant & cutting to curing & finished, incl. destruction (§ 26). Harvest into inventory, movement tracking.
Compliance blocks
25 g/day, 50 g/month, 30 g & ≤10% THC for ages 18–20 — checked before booking, not after.
QR member card
Rotating 30-day token, staff scan at the counter including age check (§ 19).
One cockpit for the whole association.
Members & collaboration
Members
Inbox
Announcements
Events
QR member card
Skills network
Cultivation & stock
Strains
Cultivation
Inventory
Distribution & contributions
ID check & dispensing
Fees
Till
Records & exports
Compliance & audit
CSV export
§ 26 annual inventory report
Club overview & assistance
Overview
Profile
Real-time
Ready-Score
AI assistance
Manage contribution models and review transactions.
A fixed recurring contribution for your members.
Members choose their tier — from light to heavy user. Fairly segmented, simply explained.
Contribution model with quantity tiers. Review its legal and tax setup for your club.
Base fee plus a variable component — flexible, without the bookkeeping descending into chaos.
Review credit and related transactions in the contribution account.
Record cost-covering contributions and donations as separate components. Review the setup for your club.
Real vs. non-real fee — classified per component, § 19 UStG small-business rule via a toggle.
Record and revoke SEPA mandates. Automatic direct debit collection is still planned.
With a configured PayPal connection, members can pay contributions to the club. Confirmed payments are recorded as contribution transactions.
Receipts for recorded contribution payments. Check the details for your accounts.
Export recorded contribution transactions as a DATEV batch. Accounts and adviser details must be configured; each export covers a period within one calendar year.
Review recorded contribution transactions for bookkeeping. Clarify retention and tax requirements with your adviser.
From spreadsheets to CSC management: prepare the switch
New software does not resolve inconsistent club records on its own. A clear handover helps prevent duplicate work and missing entries. These four steps help you move from spreadsheets or another club management tool.
Gather records and assign responsibilities
Record where member details, applications, contributions and stock movements are stored. Assign an owner to each area. Check duplicates, missing details and conflicting statuses before transferring data. Keep working copies in a protected location with limited access.
Clarify migration and exports in advance
Ask about supported file formats, required fields and historical records. A CSV export does not automatically mean that the same file can be imported. Use an anonymised sample to check what can be transferred, which records need a separate archive and how much work is involved.
Test a complete workflow
Use test data to work through admission, contributions, stock receipt and distribution. Include an incorrect entry, a correction and an export. Involve the board and the people at the counter: everyone should understand their tasks and access permissions before launch.
Set a cutover date and reconciliation checks
Agree when recording in the old system stops and the new one starts. The same transactions should not be duplicated unnoticed. Reconcile member counts, outstanding contributions and stock at cutover, then repeat after the first working day. Document discrepancies and how they were resolved.
This checklist covers your preparation. Confirm which records and historical transactions can be transferred to HerbTrack before switching. Plan archiving and retention of existing records separately.
Ready to go in five steps.
Onboard members
Intake workflow, 360° profile, QR card, inbox & circulars.
Dispense at the counter
Scan QR, strain + amount — limits block before booking.
Track cultivation
From cutting to batch: 11 stations, harvest into inventory, movements.
Compliance runs along
25 g/day and 50 g/month are checked against recorded operations; handouts are documented.
Serve the authorities
Review recorded quantities and handouts, export member data as CSV and check documents before submitting them.
Everything you want to know.
Member CRM, intake, inbox & circulars, events, strain catalogue, cultivation (11 stations), inventory, dispensing with limit checks, QR member card, real-time notifications and the AI assistance “Ask HerbTrack”.
The CanG limits (25 g/day, 50 g/month; 30 g & ≤10% THC for ages 18–20) are checked before every dispensing. If a dispensing would exceed the limit, it isn't booked at all.
Identity verification uses an external provider. HerbTrack processes required verification results and identity details for access and membership. The privacy notice explains the data involved.
For section 26(3) KCanG, HerbTrack compiles recorded cultivation, handout and disposal quantities and year-end stock by strain. Handout documentation and member CSV exports are also available. Check your data and authority requirements; you submit the documents yourselves.
Contributions and handouts are recorded separately. A club can additionally enable a handout block for contribution arrears. The software then blocks affected transactions; an authorised board member can document a reasoned override. This describes the feature, not the legal validity of your club rule.
The till report is a bookkeeping and overview aid: turnover per VAT rate, payment methods, receipts — exportable as CSV. It is deliberately not a fiscal Z-report and not a DSFinV-K export. Whether your till is an electronic recording system with a cash-register function (§ 146a AO, TSE obligation) is something to clarify with your tax advisor.
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