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Migration Readiness Analyzer

Export your Current Inventory report from BioTrack Traceability, drop it in, and see what will cause problems when your data moves to NMS2S — priority-sorted, with a plain-language fix for each.

Pick your license class and the checks change with it — all ten New Mexico classes, each with the rules that actually apply to it. Whatever else is in your file gets read too: the tool works out what every column holds and organises it for you, including columns it has never seen before.

Unofficial and independent. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the NM Cannabis Control Division, Real Time Solutions, or BioTrack. Not legal advice.

Your data never leaves this page. The CSV is parsed and analyzed by JavaScript running on your own machine. There is no upload, and this site has no connection to BioTrack, NMS2S, or RTS.

Your license type

You'll get the producer inventory-type limits, the finished-product testing gate for anything bound for retail, and the full set of plant checks.

Drop your Current Inventory export here

In BioTrack Traceability, run Current Inventory and save it as CSV. One export covering every stage you hold — cultivation through retail.

It is read in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Choose file

Plant Inventory export (optional)

Every living plant across your cultivation sites. Adds plant tag, growth phase, room, lineage and timeline checks, plus a cross-file check that no tag is used as both a batch and a plant.

Choose plant file

Or paste CSV text

Remember my files on this device?

Reconciling usually takes more than one sitting. You can have this browser remember your export so you don't re-upload it each time. Neither option uploads anything — your data still never leaves your machine.

Don't remember (default)Your file is used for this visit and then gone when you close the tab. Nothing is written to disk.Remember on this deviceSaved in this browser only, so it reloads when you come back. Still never uploaded.

Can't get the export out?

These come from operators working real BioTrack exports rather than from BioTrack's documentation. If BioTrack tells you something different, believe them over us.

On BioTrack Trace (free), there is no detailed inventory export: Operators report that the detailed export lives in Core, the paid tier. On Trace you may need an Admin-tab SQL pull, or a pull straight from the server, to get a full package list out. If that's you, the August 19–20 BioTrack webinars are the place to ask for the exact query — and this tool will read whatever columns you end up with.
Make sure zero-quantity packages are included: Standard exports often hide packages at zero, and the state still cares about them. If your export has no zero-quantity rows at all, that is worth checking before you trust a clean result — it may mean they were filtered out rather than that you have none.
Open the file carefully, or your IDs will change: A 16-digit inventory ID opened in Excel as a number becomes 8.68E+15 and loses its leading zeros, after which it matches nothing in BioTrack or the state system. Import as text, or upload the raw file here — we never convert an ID to a number.
Keep the untouched original: Save the raw export before you clean anything, so there is always a copy of what BioTrack actually said. This tool never modifies your file — it reads a copy in your browser and leaves the original alone.

Not sure the export itself is right?

This checks the file for migration problems — it doesn't confirm the numbers match what's actually on your shelf. Reconcile it against a physical count to see exactly which records agree and which don't.

Ask or do anything to help your business

AI assistant — free, no account

Everything ChatGPT or Claude does — writing, drafting, explaining, working through a problem. This one already knows the NM migration, and gets more useful the more it knows about your operation.

Unlike the analyzer, what you type or say here is sent to our server to reach Claude — telling it what's on your shelves, one item at a time, is exactly what the mic and the spreadsheet export are for. A full inventory export or state-system report is a different thing; keep that in the analyzer, which never leaves your browser. This can be wrong; check anything that matters against the CCD bulletin. Not legal advice.

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Did it get something wrong?

This site is new and these rules are still being sharpened. If a finding looks wrong, or your export had a column we didn't handle, tell us — describe the problem, not the record. Nothing from your file is attached.