The done-for-you variant of the Education Suite — a named GreenState coordinator drives every weekly cycle on your behalf.
Your compliance lead drives the platform.
A named GreenState coordinator drives the platform.
GreenState Compliance Coordinator
Standing video call. Matrix walk-through, 30/60/90 horizon, recording archived in your vault.
Six-page board-ready report plus a pre-inspection drill against the DCC checklist.
A qualified California cannabis compliance manager is not a junior hire. The market clears in the $85K–$140K range fully loaded, and the role only earns its keep above a certain operational scale.
Managed isn’t a help desk. The named coordinator owns these eight operating surfaces end-to-end — the same person on every call, every report, every escalation.
Module assignment by role, completion tracking, recert scheduling. 4 CCR §15042 hard-gate satisfied on the record for every seat.
SOPs, premises diagrams, surveillance plans, training certificates. Versioned, named-owner tagged, retained per CCR §15037 seven-year rule.
Weekly readiness review, open findings status check, recert exposure heatmap. Anomalies flagged in week one, not on inspection day.
When AB 564 hits or DEA moves, the coordinator translates it into operator-actionable steps. No press-release reprinting — named CCR/BPC anchors and named owners.
The coordinator filters the alert feed into what affects your specific license types and sites. Noise out, signal in.
Six-page pack covering compliance posture, open findings, recert wave, regulation drift, and lender/buyer diligence readiness. Same evidence ownership sees as the coordinator.
Walk-through against the DCC inspection checklist before DCC walks through. Findings closed inside 14 days, owners named, evidence pack ready.
The CCR §15002(d) ten-business-day window starts the moment the notice arrives. The coordinator routes to the GreenState enforcement team inside the SLA.
“Compliance-as-a-service. Same regulatory depth, fixed monthly cost, no hiring lift.”
Managed wraps the platform. It does not wrap counsel, tax, or licensed legal practice. The boundary is drawn explicitly so the engagement letter never gets confused for something it is not.