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You don't have to work through it alone.

Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management asks 285 questions across the five Final Plan of Record forms, and three of those forms are standard operating procedures you have to write and stand behind. Then there is your team and the training Minnesota expects of them. If you would rather not face that on your own, we will go through it with you inside Tofte.

How it works

We start with your license

Your license type, the endorsements you hold, and your facility. That is what decides which questions the state expects you to answer.

You get your own list

Tofte narrows the 285 questions down to the ones that apply to your business, in the state's own words and with the state's own question numbers.

We work through it with you

We go question by question with you, in plain language, and write down what your business actually does. You correct anything that does not match reality.

Your procedures and your team

We get your standard operating procedures written and approved, and your team recorded with the training each person is required to have. Everything is saved in one place, so it is there when the forms change or when someone asks you about it later.

What we help with

Sorting out which of the 285 questions apply to your license type and endorsements. Reading the questions with you so you know what is being asked. Writing your answers down in your own words and saving them in Tofte. Getting your standard operating procedures written and through approval. Getting the people who work for you recorded, along with the training each of them is required to have. Coming back to all of it when Minnesota changes a form.

We do not give legal advice, we do not submit anything to the state for you, and we cannot promise how a review will go. Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management has 90 days to review a submission, and that decision is theirs.

Why not just download the forms?

You can, and plenty of people do. The trouble is that the forms move. Minnesota rewrote the Site, Security, and Operations form in May 2026 and retired the previous version the following month, which means a saved template or a printed copy can quietly go out of date. Working from a live question set, filtered to your license and endorsements, keeps you honest about what you still owe. A downloaded form also does not tell you when someone on your team has training that is about to run out.

Coming later: help turning your saved answers into finished documents. Not available yet.

Let's take this off your plate.

Tell us about your license and where you are stuck, and we'll take it from there.

Get in touch

support@gettofte.com