GreenRoute enforces the rules of every jurisdiction you serve — age and identity verification, delivery limits, approved hours, and geofenced zones — then keeps a timestamped record of each step so an audit is a report, not a fire drill.
Cannabis delivery rules are written state by state, and often county by county. Configure each market once and GreenRoute applies those limits at checkout, at dispatch, and at the door.
Daily and per-order equivalency limits are checked before an order can be accepted, so an over-limit basket never reaches a driver.
Orders can only be scheduled and completed inside the hours your license allows, with every attempt timestamped.
Addresses outside a permitted delivery zone are rejected at checkout instead of being discovered on the road.
Verification happens twice: once when a customer joins, and again at the door. Drivers capture the recipient's date of birth and signature from the driver app, and the platform blocks completion when a first-time recipient can't be verified as 21+.
Each delivery records who held the product and where, from dispensary pickup through arrival, verification, and handoff — with GPS and time on every step.
When a regulator, your compliance officer, or an insurer asks what happened on a given order, the answer is one lookup — not a search through driver texts and paper manifests.
| Record | Captured at | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Customer ID verification | Sign-up / review | Proves the buyer was of legal age before ordering |
| Order contents and limits | Checkout | Shows the order was inside purchase limits |
| Driver assignment | Dispatch | Identifies who transported the product |
| GPS checkpoints | En route | Establishes the route and timing of custody |
| Recipient DOB + signature | Handoff | Evidence the delivery went to a verified adult |
| Proof-of-delivery media | Handoff | Resolves disputes and failed-delivery claims |
Records are access-controlled: proof media lives in private storage, and reviewer decisions on identity documents can only be written by administrators.