Bank Layout

TYPES OF DISPENSERY LAYOUTS

Pharmacy Layout

Open Layout

In today's market of cannabis dispensaries, there are three primary design strategies for customer interaction and the distribution of cannabis. Each of these designs has unique characteristics and should be reviewed to determine the most suitable layout for your dispensary's needs. Local and state regulations often dictate the type of dispensary layout. These layouts can be installed in almost all retail commercial buildings.

Additionally, the design must reflect the type of customer being catered to, whether medical or recreational users. Each customer type will require a distinct layout.

A common term for our bank teller is Budtender.

BANK FLOW DESIGN

Bank Flow Design refers to an experience similar to that of your local bank, making it one of the most prevalent models.

Key Features of the Design:

·        Entry: Check in at the front desk and wait in the secure lobby.

·        Sales Area: Once a station becomes available, you will be directed to a budtender for consultation and purchase.

·        Staffing:

o   One-on-one interaction with the customer.

o   Additional staff for reception or door attendant, if necessary.

·        Inventory:

o   Individual inventory per station.

o   Shared inventory between stations.

o   Shared inventory across all stations.

RETAIL FLOW DESIGN

Pharmacy Flow Design has been growing in popularity as it helps with inventory control and provides a straightforward experience for customers. Customers enter in a manner similar to a bank, but in this model, they are allowed to explore the sales floor. During their exploration, a budtender will meet with the customer and assist with placing the order through a digital shopping cart. After the interaction between the customer and the budtender, the order will be sent to the fulfillment center in the back. The customer will then go to the pickup window to review the final order. The customer will exit the same way they entered.

Pharmacy Flow Design has been growing in popularity as it helps with inventory control and provides a straightforward experience for customers. Customers enter in a manner similar to a bank, but in this model, they are allowed to explore the sales floor. During their exploration, a budtender will meet with the customer and assist with placing the order through a digital shopping cart. After the interaction between the customer and the budtender, the order will be sent to the fulfillment center in the back. The customer will then go to the pickup window to review the final order. The customer will exit the same way they entered.

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