Enterprise SMS marketing for cannabis MSOs
Per-state compliance settings, brand-to-store template inheritance, MSO-grade rollup reporting, locked governance controls, dedicated success, and SLA-backed delivery.
How this fits your operation
MSOs face problems single-store SMS platforms were never built to handle: different states with different quiet-hour rules, different POS systems per acquired store, regional marketing teams that need autonomy without breaking brand or compliance, and a corporate marketing function that needs consistency and reporting that survives a board review.
The platform inherits templates, automations, and segments from the brand down to stores. Per-store overrides give regional teams the latitude they need. Per-state compliance settings ensure a new store opening in a new state inherits the right quiet hours and disclosures automatically — corporate doesn't reconfigure 40 stores when a state law changes.
MSO-grade reporting rolls up across stores, regions, and brands with one-click drilldown to store level. Roles and permissions keep corporate, regional, and store users seeing the right data. Locked compliance controls prevent stores from breaking brand-level rules. SLA-backed delivery, dedicated success, and enterprise integrations round out the package.
Built for this operating model.
Brand → store inheritance
Templates, automations, segments, and content rules defined at brand level inherit to stores with optional overrides.
Per-state compliance
Quiet hours, disclosures, and content guardrails configured per state. New stores inherit correctly automatically.
MSO-grade rollups
Brand, region, and store reporting in one dashboard. Standardize what works, isolate what doesn't.
Locked governance
Corporate locks compliance, opt-out handling, and disclosure language. Stores can't break brand-level rules.
Per-store POS integration
Different POS per acquired store? Each connects independently; data normalizes at brand level for unified segmentation.
Dedicated success + SLA
Named success manager, SLA-backed delivery, quarterly strategy reviews, enterprise security review.
Common questions from multi-state operators.
How do you handle different POS per acquired store?+
Each store connects its POS independently. Customer and transaction data normalize at the brand layer so segmentation and reporting work across the portfolio.
Can corporate lock compliance settings?+
Yes. Brand-level compliance controls (content guardrails, opt-out handling, disclosure language, banned terms) can be locked so per-store users can't override.
Do you handle the security review for enterprise procurement?+
Yes. Enterprise plans include SOC-aligned controls documentation, security questionnaires, and a customer-facing trust review.
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