Harvests joined with their packages, synced to your spreadsheet
T3 Super Reports let you export entire Metrc datasets in a single request, instead of paging through hundreds of individual API calls. Each report returns a clean, flat table that is ready for analysis, auditing, or spreadsheet import.
Reports are available across every major Metrc data type:
Track active, inactive, in-transit, and on-hold package inventory across your facility.
Monitor packages that have moved between licenses or facilities in your supply chain.
Export your complete product catalog with strain, category, and item-level metadata.
Report on active, inactive, and on-hold harvest batches with associated plant and yield data.
Separate reports for vegetative, flowering, mother, and inactive plants across growth stages.
Track germination and cloning batches in active, on-hold, and inactive states.
Monitor active and completed retail transactions with customer and line-item details.
Export available, used, and voided Metrc tags for inventory tracking and compliance.
Access your complete strain database with cannabinoid profiles and other characteristics.
Report on active facility rooms and storage areas where inventory resides.
Track incoming, outgoing, rejected, and hub transfers between licensed entities.
Combine transfer, package, and transporter details in one row per package.
Standard reports return one row per record with high row limits and fast performance, making them ideal for large exports.
Super reports use an include parameter to attach related data—such as lab results, harvest sources, or plant counts—so you never have to manually join data together.
Spreadsheet Sync turns any T3 Report into a live spreadsheet formula. Generate a secret key, build a Sync Link with your report path and license number, then paste it into your spreadsheet:
=IMPORTDATA("https://api.trackandtrace.tools/...")Google Sheets uses IMPORTDATA() and Excel uses Power Query. Once connected, the spreadsheet stays up to date with Metrc, refreshing automatically at least once per hour—no manual exports required.