Regulated Product Sales and POS Hand-offs on BakedPress

Self-hosted WordPress avoids hosted-platform product limits

BakedPress runs self-hosted WordPress for cannabis operators. That matters because Automattic-controlled services such as WordPress.com, Jetpack, Pressable, and WooCommerce-owned extensions publish product rules that restrict products over 0.3% THC. BakedPress does not add that hosted-platform THC cap on top of the operator law and payment rules.

• Operators still own compliance with federal, state, local, and license rules
• Product claims, lab results, availability, and shipping rules need review before launch
• BakedPress provides hosting and implementation support, not legal advice

The sales checklist before checkout goes live

A regulated sales launch should be gated by an operational checklist, not a button in WooCommerce. Confirm license coverage, fulfillment geography, product labeling, potency display, purchase limits, privacy policy, terms, age-gate behavior, and customer support ownership.

• Document who approves product copy and regulated claims
• Test order notifications, refunds, cancellations, and abandoned carts
• Confirm pickup, delivery, or shipping eligibility before accepting payment

WooCommerce needs cannabis-aware payment review

WooCommerce can power the catalog and order flow, but payment acceptance depends on the processor, sponsor bank, product category, and jurisdiction. Cannabis operators should evaluate cannabis-friendly payment options such as Aeropay, Paytender, Hypur, Stronghold, or similar providers before promising online payment. WooCommerce software is different from Automattic-hosted services and Woo-owned direct services.

Dutchie, Jane, and Alleaves hand-offs

The website should not create a second operational source of truth. BakedPress plans the hand-off between WordPress, menu or ecommerce surfaces, and the operator POS so staff can fulfill orders from systems they already trust.

• Dutchie order sync can push ecommerce orders into Dutchie Register workflows
• Jane publishes a broad cannabis integration ecosystem for POS, CRM, and operations
• Alleaves positions partner integrations as part of its cannabis POS and compliance stack

Step-by-step setup shape

A typical implementation starts with a compliance and catalog audit, then WooCommerce configuration, payment review, age verification, menu or POS mapping, test orders, staff training, and launch monitoring. BakedPress keeps DNS, hosting, backups, and rollback planning in the same launch plan.

• Configure products, categories, taxes, fulfillment methods, and order statuses
• Connect POS or menu hand-offs only after sandbox or low-risk test orders pass
• Monitor orders, form submissions, analytics, and support requests after launch