Sending reputation
Each store sends email from its own dedicated IP. Warm-up runs automatically, and sending pauses itself on complaint or bounce spikes.
AI coding tools have made it realistic to build your own POS add-ons, menus, apps and dashboards. Do it. Then plug wudls in for the parts that take years to earn, and let your code and the AI you already use run them.
Your build list is the part only you can design: the add-on your budtenders asked for, a menu that looks like your store, the dashboard your team checks every morning. The plug-in list is the part that does not come out of a weekend of prompting.
Each store sends email from its own dedicated IP. Warm-up runs automatically, and sending pauses itself on complaint or bounce spikes.
Signed Apple and Google Wallet cards with points and today's deal, artwork you change remotely, lock-screen notifications, claim links and QR sign-up.
Points and tiers kept in sync with your POS and shown on the card in your customer's phone.
Email goes only to opted-in people, every email carries an unsubscribe link, and unsubscribes stay in sync with Alpine IQ.
Which send moved which register ticket, dollar by dollar, at 1, 7 and 14 days.
Both are live. The MCP server covers Wallet cards and email; the partner REST API covers loyalty. Keys and docs come with your store's setup. More on the AI side on the MCP and AI control page.
One server address for the AI you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor or another MCP client, connected with your store's key.
For the software you write: a POS add-on, an app or a dashboard that needs loyalty. Scoped keys cover members, points and wallet passes, so each tool gets only the access it needs.
It is the same discipline we apply to sending: automatic warm-up, and a pause on complaint or bounce spikes, explained on the deliverability page.
Illustrative session with a sample store. A real dry run shows your store's own counts.
Most stores use more than one tool, and your AI can connect to several at once. Here is how we see the cannabis options, including two of our own.
All three sell texting, and Blackleaf also sells a Regulated SMS API and a Messaging API for POS and software vendors. If texting is your core channel, start there; ours is an optional add-on in early access (see pricing). See wudls vs Blackleaf.
Both run cannabis loyalty programs. wudls keeps points and tiers in sync with your POS on Apple and Google Wallet cards, and runs next to AIQ with unsubscribes kept in sync. See vs Alpine IQ and vs Springbig.
Flowhub offers an MCP connector so AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can work with a store's Flowhub data; write actions need the store's approval. Dutchie, Treez, Cova and Dispense have APIs too, and wudls connects to all five.
Hoodie Analytics offers an MCP connection to its cannabis market data, for questions about the wider market rather than your own store.
Our sister product: an AI budtender on your own website, built on your live menu, so it only recommends what is in stock. Read building your own dispensary software with AI.
Our sister product: TV menu boards that update themselves from your POS, on the TVs you already have. Read menu screens for a custom POS.
Book 20 minutes. We'll connect your AI to the MCP server, run a dry-run push and a test email, and show you the audit trail behind them.