Product presence
See which monitored stores list selected products and where coverage is thin.
A quick look at REDD, built in Lansing for Michigan cannabis brands. See how menu observations can reveal product presence, availability changes, and where your team may want to look next.
Overview video · 35 secondsReal market data, names changed. Listings are not sales.
The sample portal is a working copy of what customers use, built from real Michigan menu data with brand, store and product names replaced. Enter your name, company and work email and it opens right away; no payment, no call required.
Turn repeated store-menu observations into practical signals for brand and field teams.
See which monitored stores list selected products and where coverage is thin.
Use location and product-visibility gaps to prioritize account conversations and field follow-up.
REDD is designed to email your team within hours when a scan detects a tracked product has gone out of stock.
Review listed prices and observed in-stock changes over time across monitored menus.
Figures from the masked sample as of October 15, 2026. Brand and store names are replaced. A listing is not a sale: nothing here shows sales, revenue or sell-through.
The alert email is a pilot feature; the card shows the layout of one digest built from a real out-of-stock observation.
Current store footprint across six market zones.
76 of 868 active retail locations (8.8%). Locations are distinct addresses with an active adult-use retailer, provisioning center, or microbusiness license. One scheduled Lansing location has no online menu and currently returns no product data. Coverage is focused on Mid-Michigan and Detroit, plus one West Michigan location. We are expanding zone by zone as the data is validated.
Start with a three-month pilot, choose the brands and stores you want to evaluate, and review the usefulness together.
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