Cannabis compliance software that keeps your testing lab audit-ready — state rules and ISO 17025
State cannabis program and ISO 17025, in one system your whole lab actually uses. LabMODO is the practical QMS — the cannabis compliance software that keeps documents, training, PTs, and corrective actions current and provable, audit-ready every day.
What does cannabis compliance software need to do for a testing lab?
For a testing lab, cannabis compliance software has to carry two loads at once — your state cannabis program and ISO 17025 accreditation — across methods and matrices that change fast. LabMODO is the practical QMS that holds both: controlled documents, demonstrated competency, proficiency testing, and corrective actions, current and provable. It runs the quality side around your cannabis LIMS, not instead of it.
Running a cannabis or specialty testing lab means two regulators and a moving target
Cannabis and specialty labs carry everything a regulated lab does — plus a second rulebook and science that won’t sit still.
- Two rulebooks at once. Your state cannabis program and ISO 17025, each with its own requirements and its own assessor — tracked, for most labs, in the same spreadsheets and shared drives everyone else uses. “It’s very manual.”
- The methods and scope keep moving. New analytes, new matrices, psilocybin and other specialty work, new states — and every change means new documents and re-demonstrated competency. “There’s no system to flag when someone’s outside their DOC window.”
- Growing fast, often multi-site. Cannabis labs scale quickly, and a single-spreadsheet system collapses the moment there’s a second location. The cannabis compliance software most tried was built for seed-to-sale, not the lab bench.
How LabMODO's cannabis compliance software fits a testing lab
Not the whole product tour — the parts that matter when you’re accredited and state-regulated.
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Two rulebooks, one system.
Documents, training, proficiency testing, and corrective actions hold your ISO 17025 requirements and your state cannabis obligations in one place — so you’re not running two compliance systems side by side. → SOP & document management · CAPA & nonconformance
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Scope that keeps up with the science.
Add a new analyte or matrix and method coverage shows who’s qualified to run it; change a method and the people who run it are flagged to re-qualify automatically. → Competency tracking
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Runs around your cannabis LIMS, not instead of it.
LabMODO isn’t a cannabis LIMS and never replaces one — your LIMS runs samples, results, and state reporting; LabMODO runs the quality side it doesn’t. Fine with your LIMS for cannabis testing, fine without one. → Works with or without your LIMS
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Findings closed and provable.
A failed PT or an out-of-spec event becomes a tracked corrective action, driven to closure with the evidence attached — not an email nobody owns. → CAPA & nonconformance
One system, watched from above
LabMODO runs the quality side of your lab as one loop — rules → able people → daily work → checked against your standards — with Mission Control as the lid: lab status Green/Yellow/Red, method coverage, and everything past due or upcoming. When an audit or a failed PT finds something, the finding updates the rules and the loop closes. The cannabis compliance software stops being a filing cabinet and becomes a system that corrects itself.
What a cannabis or specialty lab gets from compliance software it actually uses
Ready for both audits.
State assessment or ISO 17025, the evidence is current — each one is a walkthrough, not a scramble.
Scope keeps up with the science.
New analytes, new matrices, new states — documents and competency move with them, so growth doesn’t outrun compliance.
The record outlives turnover.
Fast-growing labs churn staff; when readiness lives in the system instead of one person’s head, that stops being a compliance event.
Results you can stand behind.
Every result sits on current methods, qualified people, and passed PTs — provable the moment anyone asks.
What the assessor saw at one of our customers
“This was night and day easier as far as going through the audit side.” — Owner
Twenty minutes about your lab — and what to fix first
Bring your state requirements and your ISO 17025 scope however they live today — the spreadsheets, the shared drive, the method list. We'll look at where a change in scope or a lapsed competency could trip an audit, and what it takes to hold both rulebooks in one place. You get a plan either way.
FAQ
Questions labs actually ask
If yours isn’t here, ask it on the demo.
Is LabMODO a cannabis LIMS?
Is LabMODO a cannabis LIMS?
No — LabMODO isn’t a cannabis LIMS and doesn’t replace one. Your LIMS for cannabis testing runs samples, results, and state track-and-trace reporting; LabMODO runs the quality side around it — documents, training, PTs, and corrective actions. It works with your LIMS or without one.
Does LabMODO handle state cannabis reporting or seed-to-sale (METRC)?
Does LabMODO handle state cannabis reporting or seed-to-sale (METRC)?
No — track-and-trace and state reporting are your LIMS or seed-to-sale system’s job. LabMODO is cannabis compliance software in the quality sense: it keeps your lab’s ISO 17025 and quality-system compliance audit-ready, not your inventory reporting.
Can it keep up when we add methods or matrices?
Can it keep up when we add methods or matrices?
Yes. Add a new analyte or matrix and method coverage shows who’s qualified to run it; change a method and everyone who runs it is flagged to re-qualify automatically — so your scope and your people stay in step with the science.
Can one system hold our state rules and ISO 17025?
Can one system hold our state rules and ISO 17025?
Yes — that’s the point. Documents, training, proficiency testing, and corrective actions carry both your state cannabis obligations and your ISO 17025 requirements in one place, instead of two parallel systems.
How fast can we be running?
How fast can we be running?
Most teams are running in about four weeks. LabMODO moves everything in first — documents, equipment register, schedule, people — then your team learns it in four one-hour calls, run by a certified ISO auditor who reviews your quality content along the way.