After constantly struggling with Biotrack, where even basic tasks took longer due to its clunky interface and rigid workflows, Canix has been a game-changer. Its intuitive GUI makes navigating menus, making adjustments, and moving items much more efficient. The ability to open multiple tabs for multitasking has drastically improved our workflow. On top of that, the system was easy to implement, integrates smoothly with our existing processes, and the customer support has been consistently responsive and helpful throughout the transition. We us it everyday, to solve our problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's been a few bugs like unit numbers being the same but different items. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The easy interface and the ability to figure things out. The way canix is laid out is easy to use and figure out. I can easily navigate every where on the platform without getting lost or confused. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It updates way to frequently and normally we have glitches every time it does. Also with integrating it with Biotrack it also has problems that take weeks to fix. Currently I am waiting to split 2 parent barcodes into product types but can not due to an update and the biotrack communication has glitched and the product all of a sudden has been allocated and I can not do anything with the barcode. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The current most helpful thing about Canix is that the website is being catered to the specific needs of the company I am employed at. In theory, it should work great, and I believe it will once the website is fully fleshed out and more functional. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Many things are currently unhelpful about Canix. Thee website in its current state insists on opening a new tab every time a new action is performed, and at times it will give an error message telling the user they don't have enough memory to perform said action. The suggestion from the website is to close open tabs to free up space which is a bit ironic.

The ability to create Metrc tag labels is a function i have been able to use with other programs, though with Canix, the fact that this needs to be done in a separate page entirely unassociated with the order being currently worked on poses many issues. Rather than creating a set number of labels starting with the tag number the user provides and generating them in numerical order, I believe it would be best to create labels after inputting an associated order number (or by moving the "Tags & Labels" tab into the actions provided when editing a Sales Order) and having all tag information populate and associate automatically.

There is a "Refresh Metrc Data" button in the sidebar that, like many other features, is great in theory, but requires more effort than it should to use. It is currently most frequently utilized when creating Tags. Even after Metrc tags have been assigned and associated with an order, and even if the pop-up says Metrc data is being currently refreshed, it will again have to be manually refreshed by user in order for all necessary information to auto-populate into the tag template. I believe Metrc data should never have to be manually refreshed by user, and that it should be done automatically at set intervals by the program itself.

There are many sections where information will auto-populate, many of them being in the order editing process. It seem that there is more consistent auto-population in sections where the user would rather not have it done (sections where the information varies widely from order to order, like "additional payment notes"), and it is less consistent where the user would prefer it to be (sections where information will not vary widely from order to order or location to location, like "terms and conditions" or "route" and "destination").

Lastly--and I am submitting this review now after taking many days to compile notes and not any longer as I'm sure I would find more things to gripe about, and I don't want this to be any more lengthy than it is--there is no search bar. There is a search function that allows you to search the program's settings, but users are currently unable to search the program itself for any information that they may need readily at their disposal. Programs like Distru have a site-wide search function that allowed users to look up an order by its associated Distru order number, Distru invoice number, Leaflink order number, Leaflink invoice number, or location. Users are also able to search for packages by name, sku, or associated Metrc tag. This seems like a very basic quality of life function that i was frankly shocked to see isn't available.

Through no fault of the website/program or its creators, it just isn't ready to be used in daily operation in the way Distru or other similar, already established programs are. Any function that may improve the workflow is currently overshadowed by the current issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The amount of information that can be reported is amazing for looking at complex reports Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are some state/vendor requirements that sometimes we have to circle around - like getting packaging dates on a manifest Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Data tracking is fantastic. I never struggle to find my batches and I find the interface very user freindly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Because my company is in South-Africa, the upload speed of some data blocks either lags or the upload fails. I can also only print 200 labels at a time. This is annoying because I need to print 5000 at a time and to do the same command 25 times each one 5 minutes apart just takes up my whole day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

use Canix on a daily basis and has never been better. The integration and interacting with Metrc makes everything go so much smoother now. customer service has been quick to respond with issues and new means to compensate. Still like that Im able to setup and save multiple labels and templates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing, after fine tuning canix has now become so easy to use Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Intuitive interface, making it easy to learn and navigate. This is a big plus, especially in an industry with complex regulations and workflows. Canix integrates with Metrc, the track-and-trace system used in many states, streamlining compliance and reducing the risk of errors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Like any software, Canix can experience occasional glitches or bugs. While these are often resolved quickly, they can still disrupt operations and cause frustration. System allows for a template to be built for Metric but doesn't directly generate a printable manifest document. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I love most about Canix is the ability to search and enter multiple tag#'s at one time. I believe they call this the continuous scanning function. For example, if I need to create a transfer, you can continuously add all the item tag's for the transfer into one field. You can also copy multiple items from an Excel list and paste it into the field. Unlike Metrc, where you can only search one at a time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike the most about Canix is not having the ability to fully execute transfers all within Canix. You can only create templates and then have to finish the process in Metrc. However, I believe this is a limitation of Metrc sharing API info. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The title says it all. In an industry that is constantly changing , adapting and pivoting, al the while being regulated at every turn, Canix is there to roll with the punches Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Look, sometimes the software glitches but the people don't Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

keeping track of individual packages is easy Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

we dont always know who made what moves in the inventory Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.