Logistics & insurance
Review shipment requirements, customs, delivery, coverage, exclusions and route-specific quotes.
TOOLS & TRUST / HOW CANIDEAL WORKS
From your first brief.
To your decision.
Tell us what you’d like to sell or source. We find qualified partners, handle outreach, and verify the offers, documents and terms. You choose the deal.
What happens after registration
Choose your path. Both begin with qualification and end with your decision.
Your sales path
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Register & describe
YOU
Tell us what you’d like to sell. Set product details, availability and commercial terms.
CANIDEAL REVIEWS / COORDINATES
Review the company, your authority and the product information. Registration starts qualification; it does not publish a listing.
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Choose the evidence path
YOU
Supply a current COA, add product details with the COA to follow, or describe broader capabilities.
CANIDEAL REVIEWS / COORDINATES
Review a current COA before a live listing; place COA-later products in a secondary RFQ tier; assess broader capabilities for a wider supplier round. These are review paths, not automatic clearance.
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Match & authorize
YOU
Confirm the price floor, disclosure limits and permitted outreach.
CANIDEAL REVIEWS / COORDINATES
Compare product fit with prospective buyers. Prepare outreach within your permissions; matching alone does not verify a buyer.
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Review offers & decide
YOU
Accept, counter or decline. Confirm terms before committing.
CANIDEAL REVIEWS / COORDINATES
Bring specifications, evidence, proposed price, timing and route questions into review. Coordinate applicable services and quotes.
OneLink. Your product’s own page. Its own AI sales executive.
Photos, video, specifications, pricing, availability and approved documents—all on one private product page.
Your dedicated AI sales executive brings your product to qualified buyers worldwide, 24/7—through email, text, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram, selected industry groups and social channels.
Buyers can explore the offer, request samples and make an informed buying decision.
Your sourcing path
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Register & set criteria
YOU
Tell us what you’re looking for. Set specification, volume, destination and timing.
CANIDEAL REVIEWS / COORDINATES
Review company details, your authority and the completeness of the buying criteria. A workspace request does not automatically issue account access.
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Search registered sellers
YOU
Your sourcing request starts the search. Set the brief once.
CANIDEAL REVIEWS / COORDINATES
Our AI searches our registered sellers first, matching your product specifications, volume, destination and timing. Research and price checks remain separate from an active sourcing request.
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Extend the search
YOU
For Active RFQ / Ready to Buy, we take your brief to the wider market.
CANIDEAL REVIEWS / COORDINATES
We reach sellers we’ve qualified, rated and ranked. We manage the outreach and review incoming offers.
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Verified offers. Your decision.
YOU
Receive offers that pass our checks. Choose which deal to pursue.
CANIDEAL REVIEWS / COORDINATES
We verify company identity, relevant licences, COAs, product specifications, availability, price, quantity, payment and delivery terms, and applicable route requirements with the relevant qualified partners. Missing evidence or unresolved checks hold the offer back. Only offers that pass review reach you.
Arrange the trade around the route
Review the service, provider, scope and quote for the proposed transaction.
Compliance & testing
Review licences, permits, certification scope, batch COAs and applicable destination testing.
Factoring & U.S. banking
Assess eligibility, provider terms and funding arrangements. Confirm any escrow agreement separately; no protection follows from a listing alone.
How the intelligence is built
Useful context, with clear limits and confidential records.
Methodology, confidence & confidentiality
From signal to context
Collect market, regulatory, company, product, certification and logistics signals. Normalize products, markets, units and observation windows; resolve overlapping records; assess authority, recency, comparability and completeness. Model scenarios separately from observed references and move authorized criteria into private qualification and RFQ review.
Three distinct evidence states
- Observed reference
- Preserve the market, product, unit, period and value-chain level. A reference is not an executable offer.
- Modeled planning scenario
- An estimate depends on its assumptions. It is not a completed trade or a firm quote.
- Route context
- Review supporting route requirements separately from transaction-specific eligibility. Public market flows are not executable shipments or sales.
Confidence follows the evidence
Consider authority, recency, completeness and comparability together. Preserve uncertainty, observation dates and commercial limitations. Missing evidence remains an outstanding check rather than a completed verification.
Qualification checks to perform
- Product: form, grade and cannabinoid profile.
- Quality: batch COA, stability, contaminants and acceptance criteria.
- Certification: validity, scope and applicable GACP/GMP standards.
- Route: classification, licences, permits and lawful movement.
- Commercial: volume, price basis, Incoterm and timing.
Public utility. Private records.
Public intelligence shows product and market definitions, indicative value and unit, observation windows, confidence, limitations, freshness and aggregate methodology.
Individual source names and URLs remain private except required acknowledgments. Counterparty identities, raw quotes, COAs, attachments, source-level weights, internal identifiers and contact or outreach records stay outside public pages.
Required data acknowledgments & Markets & Pricing methodology
Data acknowledgments
Required credits are shown here. Detailed provenance and contributor records remain private.
Adapted from Statistics Canada, Canadian International Merchandise Trade Web Application, January–August 2026. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.
This work is based on/includes Stats NZ’s data which are licensed by Stats NZ for reuse under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence.
CanIDeal selects commodity rows, converts the reported KGM unit to kg, and restates the quantities; no prices are inferred.
Stats NZ data · Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence
Source: Eurostat, EU trade since 1988 by HS2-4-6 and CN8 (DS-045409), accessed 16 October 2026.
CanIDeal selects Italy-reported 2026 hemp-fibre observations and converts reported 100 kg units to kg. Eurostat is not responsible for these adaptations.
Markets & Pricing methodology
Prices retain their reported currency, unit, quantity tier, product specification and channel. Regulated pharmacy prices, advertised manufacturer asks and reported market statistics are assessed separately. A price difference does not establish an executable margin.
Reporting periods describe when the activity occurred. Observation and review dates describe when an indication was checked. Inventory-to-sales ratios compare packaged inventory with the same product’s reported monthly packaged sales; they are not estimates of exportable stock or time to sell a particular batch.
Canadian inventory and sales analysis is adapted from Health Canada’s March 2026 cannabis market data, made available under the Open Government Licence – Canada. CanIDeal’s analysis is not endorsed by the Government of Canada.
Fees and pricing methodology
Buyers pay no marketplace fee. Seller commissions use marginal tiers on rolling 12-month completed sales volume. Read the current fee schedule.
Observed retail prices, advertised wholesale asks, declared customs values and assumption-based crop scenarios are separate evidence types. Each retains its product, unit, currency and reporting or observation date. Missing current coverage stays visible.