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From lot to label.

Cannabis compliance software for New Mexico, built on NMS2S. Your inventory on a board of every lot, refreshed with each sync. Design your labels and reprint them as PDFs at the exact size. Run manufacturing tools that act in NMS2S once your company’s administrator switches state changes on.

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  1. One New Mexico operator was paying six figures a year for labeling and compliance software.
  2. Waputu. From lot to label. Built by a New Mexico cannabis operator.
  3. Every lot on one board, mirrored from NMS2S and refreshed with each sync.
  4. Split, convert, adjust, move, merge, transfer. Every action on an existing lot is checked against a fresh NMS2S read before it is sent.
  5. Every attempt is recorded first: what was sent, who sent it, what NMS2S said. No second send: an unclear answer waits for a person.
  6. Nothing changes in NMS2S until your company’s administrator says so.
  7. From lot to label. Labels are built from your NMS2S data, and a QR code opens each lot’s lab results page.
  8. One company, one database: a separate database for each company, and your NMS2S token stored encrypted. Customer installations are stored in the United States. No third-party analytics or ads.
  9. One flat price per location: $299 a month for a dispensary or retail store, $399 for a cultivation facility and $599 for manufacturing or extraction. No per-user fees, no setup fee. No feature described on this site costs extra. Priced for New Mexico operators.
  10. waputu.com. From lot to label. One private install per company, access by request.

Manufacturing · Lots

TagProductRoomQtyStatus
Sample distillate cart
Sample aged cart
Sample fruit gummies
Sample distillate batch
Sample chocolate squares
Sample rosin
NMS2S synced
Lots in testingResults still out
On holdOne lot waiting on a person
AgingTwo lots in the vault
The board in Waputu

Every product screen on this page shows made-up sample data, not a real company’s records.

Your own databaseEvery company gets its own install: a separate database and a separate site.
Mirrored from NMS2SInventory, rooms, potency and event history, read from the state record.
Every change recordedEvery action on an existing lot or manifest is checked against a fresh NMS2S read before it is sent, and every attempt is recorded first.

Built by a
New Mexico
cannabis operator.

Waputu was designed and developed by a New Mexico cannabis operator who has been in the industry since the early days of the state program.

It was built inside a working New Mexico business, for the work that business does every day: tracking NMS2S inventory, converting and splitting lots, moving transfers, destroying waste and printing labels.

A single New Mexico operator was paying six figures a year for labeling and compliance software before building this.

Designed by
A New Mexico cannabis operator
Built on
NMS2S, the state’s traceability record
Priced for
New Mexico operators

Retail,
manufacturing
and cultivation.

Waputu follows the lots your facility holds in NMS2S, whether it sells them, makes them or grows them.

Dispensaries and retail stores

One clear record of every lot on your shelves and in your back room, with its room, quantity and potency as NMS2S records them.

  • Open a lab results page for any lot, showing the potency NMS2S records and what your team enters.
  • See which lots are aging or about to expire.
  • Name lots the way your team does, without changing the name NMS2S holds.

Manufacturers and extractors

The work between harvest and shelf in one place: conversions, splits, merges and moves, each checked against a fresh NMS2S read before it is sent.

  • Run conversions from each lot’s own list of allowed conversions.
  • Print labels built from each lot’s NMS2S data.
  • Schedule, cancel and finalize destruction, each step recorded.

Cultivation facilities

The lots your cultivation facility holds and the rooms they sit in, refreshed as often as a manufacturing facility’s.

  • See each lot’s room, quantity and event history as NMS2S records them.
  • Build the manifests that move lots on to manufacturers and stores.
  • Watch aging and expiry across everything you hold.

The state record.
A clearer working day.

Less hunting through menus. The board puts inventory, manufacturing work and labels on the same desk.

  1. Start with the lot

    Find inventory by product or barcode. Quantity, room and potency stay in view.

  2. Act on it

    Split, convert, adjust, move, merge or transfer. Every action on an existing lot or manifest is checked against a fresh NMS2S read before it is sent.

  3. Make the labels

    Labels are built from the lot’s NMS2S data. A QR code on the label opens the lot’s lab results page.

  4. Check before it ships

    Your team looks over every label before it goes on a package. Waputu is a tool; the sign-off is yours.

Manufacturing tools.
Built on NMS2S.

Tools that act in NMS2S, for work your staff already runs there. Every action on an existing lot or manifest is checked against a fresh NMS2S read before it is sent.

NMS2S’s manufacturing conversions, from crude to distillate to carts and infused products. A conversion is offered only when the lot’s own NMS2S record lists it.

Split a lot into sublots.

Correct a quantity. Taking a lot to zero needs an extra confirmation.

Move lots between rooms.

Combine lots into one.

Build, update and finalize transfers. Receive incoming ones.

Schedule, cancel and finalize destruction, each step recorded.

Revert packaging and deli-style when NMS2S allows it.

Changes to NMS2S stay off until your company’s administrator switches state changes on.

A reprint window for one saved label, with a Print Label button and a unit label count above a preview of the label: manufacturer line, product name, potency, a QR code, the state identifier, net weight and a barcode.

A saved label in its reprint window

Labels from
the lot’s own
data.

Waputu builds each label from what NMS2S already says about the lot, so nobody retypes it.

  • Labels built from your NMS2S data
  • A QR code on the label that opens the lot’s lab results page
  • Your team checks every label.

Your label,
your layout.

Your company’s administrator designs labels in Waputu: pick a label size, switch fields on or off, and drag each one into place.

The label designer: a list of switchable fields on the left, and beside it a 4 by 2 inch label preview with a manufacturer line and licence text, product name, potency, net weight, state identifier, QR code, barcode and warning statement.

Fields on or off

Pick your fields

Product name, strain, net contents, total THC and CBD, barcode, lab results QR code, manufacturer, package date, lab name and warning text. Switch each one on or off.

Align a field, switch design

Place every field

Drag and resize a field on the label, or type its exact position and size. Text shrinks to fit, never below the smallest size you set.

Preview your own lots

See it, and catch problems

The preview redraws as you edit, with a made-up sample lot or with your own lots.

Waputu tells you when text will not fit, when a field reaches past the safe margin, and when a field you switched on has no data for a lot.

The label designer with the Total THC and CBD field selected: its box is outlined on the label, and its position, size, alignment and font appear in the field settings beside the design and test print settings.

Design, test print and field settings

Fits your label stock

Start from a 2 x 1 inch roll, a 4 x 2 inch roll or a letter sheet of 30 labels, or enter your own size in inches or millimetres. Save the design and make it your default.

Line it up with your printer

Print a calibration sheet to measure how far your printer is off, then enter the offset in the design. Every label shifts by it and the design stays as you drew it.

Designing is for your company’s administrator. Anyone signed in can reprint a lot’s label with a saved or built-in design.

You choose what goes on your label, and your team checks every label. Waputu does not check your choices against the law.

Pick lots that already have a label on record, pick a design, choose how many copies. Waputu builds one PDF at the exact size of your label stock and opens it in a new browser tab. You print it from there. A lot’s first label prints from Inventory or from a manifest.

Print with a design

Print where you work

Reprint lots that already have a label with a design, from Inventory, from the Labels page or from a manifest. A lot’s first label prints from Inventory or from a manifest.

Problems show before you print

If any lot has a problem, Waputu lists what to fix for each lot and builds no PDF.

Reprint a lot that already has a label as a PDF, with a saved or built-in design, at the exact size of your label stock.

Three 4 by 2 inch labels side by side, each with a manufacturer line, product name, Total THC and CBD, net weight, state identifier, a QR code, a barcode and a warning statement.

The PDF: 4 x 2 inch roll

Four pages of the 2 by 1 inch roll PDF, one label on each page, set two by two on a dark desk. Each label has a manufacturer line, product name, Total THC and CBD, net weight, state identifier, a QR code and a barcode, and no warning statement.

The PDF: 2 x 1 inch roll, one label a page

The top of a letter-size label sheet: eighteen labels in three columns and six rows are in view, and the sheet runs off the bottom of the image. Each has a manufacturer line, product name, potency, net weight, state identifier, QR code and barcode.

The PDF: letter sheet of 30

Rolls and sheets

A roll prints one label to a page. A sheet fills the grid you set up: rows, columns, margins and gaps.

Sharp text and codes

The PDF is vector: real text, with barcodes and QR codes drawn as lines and squares, not pictures.

Your team checks every label before it is used.

Gloved hands arranging clear tubs of orange, pink and yellow gummies beside black boxes and sheets of printed nutrition panels.

Nutrition facts
for edibles.

Nutrition facts for edibles are built from the ingredients your team enters, with USDA nutrient data.

  • The panel appears on the lot’s lab results page and in its PDF.
  • A public lab results page for each lot, showing the potency NMS2S records for it
  • The page and its PDF are not the lab’s own certificate. They show the potency NMS2S records for the lot.
  • Your team checks every nutrition facts panel before it is used.

Made for
New Mexico
rules.

Waputu starts from the records and rules a New Mexico cannabis business already works under.

NMS2S
New Mexico’s cannabis traceability system. Waputu mirrors your inventory, rooms, potency and event history from it.
Cannabis Control Division
The New Mexico regulator that operates NMS2S, or has it operated for it. Waputu is independent of the Division.
NMAC labeling
New Mexico sets cannabis label rules in its Administrative Code. Waputu prints potency as a percentage for inhaled products and in milligrams for edibles and topicals. Your team checks every label.

Waputu is for licensed cannabis businesses across New Mexico, including in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, Roswell, Farmington, Taos, Gallup, Hobbs and Clovis.

Questions to ask any compliance vendor

Connecting to
NMS2S is
included.

We think connecting to the state’s system should come with the software.

Here are the questions to ask about NMS2S integration and pricing when you choose cannabis compliance software in New Mexico, with Waputu’s answers.

Is connecting to NMS2S an extra charge?

No. Connecting to NMS2S is part of the flat per-location price. No feature described on this site costs extra.

How does Waputu get your NMS2S data?

Waputu reads your inventory, rooms, potency and event history from NMS2S with each sync, so your records stay current without a download or an upload.

Who connects your NMS2S account?

Your company’s own administrator, from the NMS2S page in Waputu. The connection token is stored encrypted.

Are there per-user fees or a setup fee?

No. There are no per-user fees and no setup fee.

Is the price published?

Yes. There are three plans: $299, $399 and $599 per location per month. The Pricing page lists the plans.

Can you split a lot into sublots without leaving the software?

Yes. Split a lot into sublots from Waputu. The split is checked against a fresh NMS2S read before it is sent, every attempt is recorded first, and nothing is sent until your company’s administrator switches state changes on.

Can you see your inventory by room?

Yes. Each lot shows the room it is in, and you can filter your inventory by room.

Can you design your own labels?

Yes. Your company’s administrator designs labels in Waputu, and you can reprint a lot that already has a label as a PDF at the exact size of your label stock.

Is every change Waputu sends to NMS2S recorded?

Yes. Every attempt sent to NMS2S is recorded first, and an action with an unclear answer is never sent again automatically.

Are your company’s operating records kept in a separate database?

Yes. Each company’s operating records sit in its own install, with its own database and its own site.

Who built it?

A New Mexico cannabis operator, inside a working New Mexico business.

What software
costs when
280E applies.

Section 280E of the federal tax code denies deductions and credits to a business that traffics in a Schedule I or II controlled substance; cost of goods sold is still subtracted. Adult-use cannabis remains in Schedule I, so many New Mexico cannabis businesses pay most operating costs, software included, from money that has already been taxed. Federal scheduling of cannabis has been changing, and how 280E applies depends on your licenses.

Falling prices, license fees and compliance overhead squeeze the same margins. Waputu is built, and priced, for New Mexico operators.

This is not tax advice. Ask your CPA how 280E applies to your business.

Clarity is part
of the control.

The software keeps the record. People still sign off on what goes on a package.

You sign off.

Waputu is a tool. Your team stays responsible for every label and every change sent to NMS2S.

Every attempt recorded.

Every attempt sent to NMS2S is recorded first. What was sent, who sent it and what NMS2S answered are kept.

No second send.

An action with an unclear answer is never sent again automatically. It shows as unknown and waits for a person.

Every change sent to NMS2S is made in your name and on your license. See how each change is protected.

One company.
One database.

Each company gets its own database and its own site, so your inventory never sits in a table with anyone else’s.

For you, this means no other company’s records sit beside yours, so they cannot turn up in your inventory through a shared table. Read why a separate database matters.

Separate databaseSeparate for each company
NMS2S tokenStored encrypted
Data locationCustomer installations are stored in the United States
Third-party analytics and adsNone
Every change recordedWhat was sent, who sent it, what NMS2S said

Before you
get to work.

Contact us
What is Waputu?

Waputu is software for licensed New Mexico cannabis businesses. It mirrors your NMS2S inventory, runs manufacturing tools that act in NMS2S once your company’s administrator switches state changes on, and lets you design labels and reprint lots that already have a label as PDFs. Each company gets its own private install.

Who is Waputu for?

Licensed New Mexico cannabis businesses that keep their lots in NMS2S: retail, manufacturing, extraction and cultivation.

Who built Waputu?

A New Mexico cannabis operator who has been in the industry since the early days of the state program. It was built inside a working business.

What does Waputu change in NMS2S?

Nothing until your company’s administrator switches state changes on. After that, only the actions your staff choose. Every action on an existing lot or manifest is checked against a fresh NMS2S read before it is sent, and every attempt is recorded first. If NMS2S does not answer clearly, Waputu does not send it again automatically.

Does Waputu replace NMS2S?

No. NMS2S stays the state’s record. Waputu mirrors it, and sends NMS2S only the actions your staff choose, after your company’s administrator switches state changes on.

Does each company have its own database?

Yes. Each company gets its own private install, with its own database and its own site.

Where is my data stored?

Customer installations are stored with our database provider in the United States. The Privacy Policy has the details.

Do you use analytics or ads?

No third-party analytics or advertising. This site has none either.

Is the lab results page the lab’s certificate?

No. The page and its PDF show the potency NMS2S records for the lot. They are not the lab’s own certificate.

Does Waputu make my labels compliant?

No. Waputu is a tool. Your team stays responsible for every label and every change sent to NMS2S.

Does the state endorse Waputu?

No. Waputu is independent of NMS2S and of the Cannabis Control Division. It has no approval or partner status with either.

Is Waputu built for New Mexico?

Yes. Waputu is built for one state, New Mexico. It starts from NMS2S and the New Mexico rules, and it was designed by someone who does this work in New Mexico every day.

Does Waputu help with 280E?

Waputu is not tax software and gives no tax advice. It is built and priced for New Mexico businesses working under 280E. Ask your CPA how 280E applies to you.

What does it cost?

A flat monthly price for each location: $299 for a dispensary or retail store, $399 for a cultivation facility and $599 for manufacturing or extraction. No per-user fees and no setup fee. The Pricing page has the details.

Does Waputu charge extra to connect to NMS2S?

No. Connecting to NMS2S is part of the flat per-location price. No feature described on this site costs extra, and there are no per-user fees and no setup fee. The Pricing page has the prices.

Can I design my own cannabis labels in Waputu?

Yes. Your company’s administrator can choose a label size, switch fields on or off and drag each one into place. Save the design and anyone signed in can reprint a lot’s label with it. Waputu does not check your choices against the law, and your team checks every label.

How do labels print?

Choose a saved or built-in design and Waputu builds a PDF at the exact size of your label stock, opened in a new browser tab. You print it from there. It reprints lots that already have a label; a lot’s first label prints from Inventory or from a manifest. A calibration sheet helps you line labels up with your printer.

What label sizes does Waputu support?

You can start from a 2 x 1 inch roll, a 4 x 2 inch roll or a letter sheet of 30 labels, or enter your own roll or sheet size in inches or millimetres.

What does the QR code on a label open?

The lot’s public lab results page, which shows the potency NMS2S records for the lot. It is not the lab’s own certificate of analysis.

How does Waputu handle New Mexico label rules?

Waputu prints potency as a percentage for inhaled products and in milligrams for edibles and topicals. You decide which fields your label carries, Waputu does not tell you a label complies, and your team checks every label.

Can I print labels for a whole manifest?

Yes. On a manifest, Print labels prints its lots’ first labels through your browser. Print with a design reprints lots that already have a label as one PDF; a lot with no label yet is listed and no PDF is built.

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A place for the whole lot.

One private install for your company. Connect NMS2S. Keep every lot together.

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