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Higher Origins Docs
Use the docs to manage products, inventory, menus, wholesale marketplace activity, orders, transfers, trading partners, public business pages, and the optional integrations your business chooses to connect.
Higher Origins connects the catalog, available inventory, sales channels, buyer relationships, and transaction records a cannabis business uses every day. The docs explain how these resources relate and what changes when a team takes an action.
Track cannabis and non-cannabis stock, items, batches, lab data, lifecycle states, and product links.
See how buyers and sellers discover products, request samples, publish demand, build carts, and start orders.
Follow catalog data through sellable variants, targeted offers, buyer carts, invoices, and transaction history.
Start here
Open the account and business guide to learn the main setup and onboarding workflow.
Open getting startedQuick guides
Choose a common workflow and open the relevant published guide.
Browse common tasksResource overviews
Learn how products, inventory, menus, orders, transfers, and partners connect.
Browse resourcesStart here
Quick guides
Start with the section that matches your goal.
Resources
Explore each area of the product and the guides connected to it.
Set up your Higher Origins account, choose a business, manage facilities and teammates, control preferences, and connect optional integrations.
Manage product identity, lifecycle, variants, media, inventory links, pricing, labels, tags, and sharing in Higher Origins.
Understand inventory records, items, batches, lab data, product links, history, lifecycle states, and available stock.
Optionally connect Metrc to import supported compliance records into Higher Origins inventory and transfer workflows.
Create, price, publish, share, measure, and export product menus in Higher Origins.
Understand how Higher Origins organizes sales orders, buyer carts, fulfillment status, billing, payments, messages, and order history.
Review incoming, outgoing, and rejected licensed transfers and create a connected order from transfer data.
Manage prospects, active partners, contacts, pipeline stages, activity, tasks, routes, pricing, licenses, and compliance.
Discover businesses and products, watch listings and regions, build carts, request samples, and manage buyer requests.
Use engagement, shelf, trade, market, and opportunity reports while understanding access, evidence, and data freshness.
Manage your public business identity, About content, links, gallery, contacts, subscribers, and visual settings.
Create data-bound designs, manage assets and templates, check preflight, share previews, and export calibrated print PDFs.
Use Community, Messages, Events, in-app alerts, browser push, and email preferences to communicate and stay informed.
Read seasonal harvest analysis and submit or edit your business's private contribution while a report is pending.
Search California cannabis licenses, inspect individual records, explore associated licenses, and summarize filtered result sets.
Troubleshooting
Reference
Reference for wholesale-menu visibility labels, facility-license access, forwarded links, menu limits, sharing, and current archive behavior.
Reference for base variant, exact buyer, regional, menu, Marketplace offer, and manual-order prices, including snapshots and known conflicts.
Reference for imported Metrc entities, triggers, schedules, historical range, status evidence, overwrite behavior, corrections, and writeback limits.
Reference for the difference between Membership eligibility, selected business context, licenses, roles, and action permissions.
Reference for submission requirements, statuses, invoice creation, invoice email, payment bookkeeping, inventory effects, notifications, and fees.
Reference for required product fields, variant units, initial inventory, uploads, image behavior, and the data used by generated labels.
Reference for engagement, menu interest, retailer opportunities, assortment gaps, source coverage, freshness, aggregation, and practical follow-up actions.