For distributors

Every account's permits on one board.

At a receiving dock, a worker holds a North Shore Botanicals can and a phone open to its Relay record, marked Current

Sorted by what is expiring. Alerts from 60 days out, except for resale certificates.

Permit board · sample2 accounts not permit-complete
AccountPermitExpiry dateStatus
Retailer 1Baton RougeState retail permitJul 7, 2026Passed 91 days ago
Retailer 2LafayetteState retail permitJul 27, 2026Passed 71 days ago
Retailer 2LafayetteLocal business licenseNov 29, 2026Expires in 54 days
Retailer 3New OrleansLocal business licenseJan 15, 2027On file
Retailer 3New OrleansState retail permitMar 31, 2027On file
Expiry date passedDue in 60 daysSample board · fictional accounts

What this replaces.

TodayOn Relay
Today it is a permit spreadsheet kept by hand, and an expiry date can pass before anyone looks at it.With Relay every account's permits sit on one board, each with the expiry date on file, and the ones coming due are flagged before the date passes.

Permit-complete, at a glance.

Which accounts have every required permit on file, each with an expiry date more than 30 days out, and which do not. Relay does not check permits with the issuing agency.

Expiry dates, flagged early.

Alerts at 60, 30, 14, 7, 3 and 1 days before the expiry date on file, on the day, and after, for every permit except a resale certificate. By email and on the board.

A record per account.

Every account's permit history and every change to it, logged with a timestamp and exportable to CSV, so the record is there when an account is questioned.

Active recalls across the brands you carry sit on the same board. Any product on Relay can be looked up by its barcode, which opens the lab results for its current batch.

Accounts are set up by request.

Tell us how many accounts you serve and which permit types you track. We set the board up with you and load the first accounts together.