California cannabis compliance, watched in real time.
Staylit scores every California storefront against the rules that actually apply — daily purchase limits, METRC schema updates, and Sacramento-to-San Diego municipal ordinances — and turns each delta into a plain-English action item with a score impact and an audit pack you can hand an inspector in one click.
METRC schema cutover
due Jun 30
- BulletinCA DCC · daily purchase cap clarified
- OrdinanceLA · signage window moved 14 days
- METRCSchema v9.5 cutover · Jun 30
- MunicipalSF · equity fee schedule revised
The two CA things that quietly break a dispensary's score.
Staylit ingests the public California record continuously — DCC bulletins, METRC cutovers, and the hundreds of municipal ordinances that layer on top of state law. Two of them account for the majority of an operator's score movement.
California is 482 cities stacked on top of one state.
Every city can layer signage rules, equity fees, delivery windows, and storefront buffers on top of DCC. Staylit scores each storefront against the overlay that actually attaches to its address — not a state-only checklist that quietly under-scores the LA row and over-scores Tulare.
Don't see your city? Tell us — ordinance ingest is continuous.
Be the first to know when a CA rule moves.
The DCC publishes a new bulletin on Tuesday. Staylit scores it against your stores within the hour — and if the delta is material, you get one email per delta with the action item, the score impact, and the audit pack update pre-loaded. No newsletter cadence, no monthly digest to skim.
- One email per CA delta — never a digest
- State bulletin, METRC, and ordinance in one feed
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