Retail operations for dispensaries

Merchandise like a chain.
Train like a chain.
Stay independent.

Ziggy turns decades of corporate retail discipline into the tools that run a dispensary floor — planograms, budtender training, a searchable SOP database, and a manager's logbook — generated for your store, your menu, and your state. Run a tighter, more profitable floor without hiring an operations team.

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The full platform launches soon — but every tool below is a live, working demo. Click any feature to open it.

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15 yrs corporate retail ops 5 yrs on the dispensary floor Built around your state's rules
Ziggy Retail Green Leaf · Downtown
Floor set · Wall A
FLW-01
VAP-02
PRE-04
EDB-07
FLW-09
VAP-05
CON-03
PRE-11
FLW-12
EDB-02
CON-08
VAP-10
PRE-01
FLW-06
EDB-09
Flower Vape Edible
Margin leaders below eye level
Module 3 · Building the basket

A customer buys an eighth of flower and asks for nothing else. What's the strongest add-on to suggest?

SOP database · 142 procedures
  • Opening checklist & vault count
  • ID verification & age gating
  • METRC manifest intake
  • Cash drop & till reconciliation
  • Expired product pull & disposal
  • Closing & security walkthrough

No match yet — Ziggy can write this SOP for you.

Today · Opening shift 0 of 4 done

Handoff note: vape case running low on carts — reorder before the 2pm rush.

The gap

Chains run on systems. Most dispensaries run on memory.

Cannabis is a multibillion-dollar retail category still operated, in most stores, the way specialty retail was twenty years ago. The discipline that makes a chain feel sharp isn't a secret — it's just locked inside corporate offices that independents can't afford to build.

01

No floor standard

Product gets shelved by whoever's on shift. Eye-level buy zones sit half-empty while your best-margin SKUs hide on the bottom shelf.

02

Training lives in one head

New budtenders learn by watching. Attach rate, basket-building, and product knowledge walk out the door when your best person quits.

03

Consultants cost a buildout

The fix exists — as $15–25k in custom design and ops consulting. Out of reach for the single store that needs it most.

What Ziggy does

One operating system. Generated for your store.

Give Ziggy your menu, your square footage, and your state. It builds the playbook a regional chain would hand a new general manager on day one.

The connective tissue

Four more tools — and they talk to each other

This is what turns a toolkit into a system. A weak attach rate surfaces the training that fixes it. A failed audit routes to the right SOP. And every store rolls up to one owner's view.

How it works

From your menu to a managed floor in three steps.

1

Tell Ziggy your store

Upload your menu and a few details about your space and state. No integrations, no IT project.

2

Ziggy builds your system

Planograms, training modules, SOPs, and your manager's logbook are generated and tailored to your products and margins.

3

Run it on the floor

Print the shelf sets, assign the training, post the checklists. Update any time your menu changes.

Who it's for

For operators who want to look corporate without becoming one.

  • Single-location independents ready to run a sharper, more professional floor.
  • Small 2–10 store operators who need every location to feel like one brand.
  • New GMs and owners who came up on the floor, not in an ops department.
Not built for — yet

Large MSOs with internal operations teams and a merchandising director. If you already have a corporate playbook, you're not who Ziggy is for today.

Why trust this
"I spent 15 years inside one of the most systematized retailers in the country, then five years running a dispensary floor. Ziggy is the bridge I wish I'd had."

[Your name here], Founder · 15 years corporate retail GM · 5 years dispensary GM

Coming soon

The retail playbook the big chains keep to themselves.

Built by an operator who spent 15 years in corporate retail and 5 running a dispensary floor. Eight tools are live to try today; the full connected platform is on its way.

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