Oregon OLCC Compliance Tool
Catch Your METRC Violations Before OLCC Does
Trusted by Oregon licensed operators — retailers, processors, and cultivators
CSV Only
No API keys or integrations required
< 60 sec
From upload to flagged report
$79/mo
Unlimited uploads, per license
OLCC-Aligned
Checks mapped to actual violation categories
What MetrcMatch checks
Four violation categories that trigger OLCC action
Every check is mapped to actual OLCC enforcement categories — not generic data-quality warnings. You see exactly what a regulator would flag, before they do.
Check 01
Missing METRC Tags
Inventory in your system without a corresponding METRC tag ID is one of the most common — and most consequential — violations. OLCC inspectors check tag reconciliation first.
MetrcMatch cross-references every package record against your METRC tag manifest and surfaces any gap immediately.
Manifest
Blue Dream Flower
14.0 oz
Received
Blue Dream Flower
11.6 oz
Discrepancy: 2.4 oz unaccounted — OLCC violation risk
Check 02
Manifest Mismatches
Weight or quantity differences between what a transfer manifest says and what your METRC records show is a serious discrepancy. Even small variances draw auditor attention.
MetrcMatch compares every transfer line item against your received-inventory records and quantifies the gap — in weight, units, and dollar value.
Checks 03 + 04
Expired Inventory and Untagged Stock
Expired inventory still marked active in METRC is a compliance failure — so is physical stock that exceeds what your tags account for. Both surface during routine OLCC audits.
These are the items most often missed in manual spreadsheet reconciliation because they require cross-referencing multiple export columns simultaneously.
MetrcMatch surfaces both in a single pass — with the specific package IDs, dates, and weights you need to act.
Pre-Roll 10pk — Lemon Haze
Use-by: 03/15/2025 — expired 91 days ago
Tincture — CBD 1:1 30ml
Use-by: 04/02/2025 — expired 73 days ago
Tagged
42.3 oz
Physical
43.1 oz
Gap
0.8 oz
The compliance stakes in Oregon
$2,750
Minimum OLCC fine per violation — per occurrence
43K+
OLCC compliance violations issued to Oregon licensees annually
60 sec
From CSV upload to full flagged compliance report
$79
Per month, per license — unlimited uploads
OLCC fine data from Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission enforcement records. Actual fines vary by violation severity and license type.
Pricing
One plan. No surprises.
Start with a free report. Subscribe when you want ongoing compliance confidence.
per license
Unlimited uploads. Cancel anytime. First report always free.
- Unlimited METRC CSV uploads per month
- All four violation checks: missing tags, manifest mismatches, expired inventory, untagged stock
- Downloadable PDF reports — share with your attorney or compliance manager
- Results in under 60 seconds — no integration, no onboarding
- No API key required — works directly from your METRC CSV export
- Stripe-secured billing — cancel anytime from your dashboard
No credit card required for your first report.
The math is simple
One OLCC fine: $2,750+
The minimum penalty per violation per occurrence under OAR 845-025-1000.
MetrcMatch annual cost: $948
Twelve months of unlimited compliance checking for one licensed location.
Preventing one violation pays for 35 months
The ROI calculates itself.
Multiple licenses?
Each OLCC license is its own subscription at $79/month. Manage all locations from one account.
We used to spend three hours every week cross-referencing our METRC exports in Excel. Now we upload once and know exactly what to fix before our next inspection.
Common questions
Answers from operators who asked first
Questions about how it works, what it checks, and what to do when it finds something.
What file format does MetrcMatch accept?
MetrcMatch works with the standard CSV export from your Oregon METRC account. Go to METRC, export your inventory or transfer data as a CSV, and upload it directly — no formatting changes required.
Do I need an API key or integration to use this?
No. MetrcMatch reads your exported CSV file only. There is no direct METRC integration, no API key setup, and no connection to your POS or ERP system. You export, you upload, you get your report.
What does MetrcMatch actually check?
Every upload is scanned for four OLCC-violation categories: missing METRC tag IDs on inventory records, quantity mismatches between transfer manifests and received stock, expired inventory still marked active, and untagged physical stock where your weight on hand exceeds your tagged quantity.
Is my data stored after I upload?
No. Your CSV data is processed to generate your compliance report and then discarded. MetrcMatch does not retain your inventory records, tag IDs, or business data after the report is complete.
How is this different from running my own spreadsheet?
Manual reconciliation in Excel requires you to know which columns to cross-reference for each violation type, remember to run it consistently, and interpret the results correctly. MetrcMatch automates all four checks simultaneously, flags violations by OLCC category, and produces a report you can share with a compliance attorney or your own staff — in under 60 seconds.
Does MetrcMatch work for cultivators and processors, or just retailers?
It works for all Oregon OLCC licensee types: retailers, processors, and cultivators. The violation categories it checks are relevant across license types — METRC tag compliance, manifest accuracy, and inventory integrity apply to all of them.
What happens when I find a violation in my report?
MetrcMatch identifies and categorizes the violation with the specific records involved. You then correct the issue in METRC directly — whether that means tagging untagged inventory, updating a received transfer, or pulling expired product. MetrcMatch does not modify your METRC data; it only reports what it finds.
Start today — free
Your next OLCC inspection is not scheduled. Your compliance check should be.
Upload your METRC CSV export now. Your first report is free. Know what you are facing before OLCC does.