Ultimate Credit Process

The UCP Overview

Managing credit effectively in the cannabis industry is critical to maintaining cash flow and minimizing risk. That’s why we’ve developed the Ultimate Credit Process (UCP)—a structured approach to credit management that empowers cannabis businesses with clear policies, actionable strategies, and essential resources to keep accounts receivable under control.

This page serves as your go-to resource for best-in-class credit practices, providing you with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), disclaimers, and templates to streamline your financial operations. Whether you're setting up credit holds, offering on-time payment discounts, or establishing airtight service agreements, you’ll find everything you need here.

Step 1
Customer Onboarding

How to effectively onboard new customers while mitigating risk

Step 2
Credit Appplication

Template designed to improve on time payment and streamline qualification 

Step 4
A/R Monitoring

Long term strategy to maintain visibility on potential delinquency 

Step 3
Credit Verification

Validating credit applications via the CCA platform and/or trade references

Each section below offers an expandable overview of a key UCP component, along with downloadable resources to implement these policies seamlessly into your business.

🔽 Click on a section to learn more and download the applicable materials.

Step 1: Customer Onboarding

Step 2: Credit Application

Step 3: Credit Verification

Step 4: Accounts Receivable Monitoring

Disclaimer: The materials provided in the Ultimate Credit Process (UCP) are only recommendations intended to serve as general best practices for credit management in the cannabis industry. These templates, SOPs, and disclaimers do not constitute legal advice and do not hold legal value until reviewed and approved by a qualified attorney. We strongly recommend consulting with a legal professional to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations in your state. We recommend seeking professional legal advice for your specific needs, as the CCA is not liable for any consequences resulting from the use of these materials.

If you have any questions, please get in touch with our community team here.