VENDOR RISK INTELLIGENCE · Updated every Monday
Know when a cannabis
operator is at risk
before they owe you.
Commercial landlords, HVAC companies, equipment dealers, and uniform services extend credit to cannabis operators every day. A license suspension can trigger a lease default or freeze an invoice with no warning. Canvyr tracks every NJ operator from public records only. Zero enrollment. Zero data sharing.
What we track
Five layers of public-record risk intelligence.
01
License registry
Every NJ cannabis operator's permit status, license type, market, and expiry date — diffed weekly. Know if your tenant, client, or vendor holds a valid license before you sign or extend credit.
02
Enforcement actions
CRC penalty resolutions with amounts and violation types, linked to operators by name. A five-figure fine today often precedes a missed payment tomorrow.
03
UCC secured debt filings
Active NJ UCC filings against cannabis operators. Multiple secured creditors on file is a credit red flag your accounts receivable team needs to see before the invoice goes out.
04
Corporate and tax standing
NJ DORES entity status (dissolved, forfeited, revoked) plus the Division of Taxation delinquency list, matched to permitted operators. License suspension and dissolution often move together.
05
Workforce signals
WARN Act layoff and closure notices tied to licensed operators. A closure notice often precedes a license lapse by 30 to 60 days.
Distress intelligence
Know before your AR team finds out.
Every operator gets a distress rating from None to High based on enforcement history, active liens, permit flags, entity status, and weekly changes. Know before your accounts receivable team finds out the hard way.
Run a free operator checkGet the weekly vendor risk brief.
Every Monday: which NJ cannabis operators are showing distress, who got hit with enforcement, and whose license is expiring.
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