Readiness review
Check license conditions, facility completion, approvals, systems, inventory, required plans, SOPs, training, and records.
ILC brings the license, facility, systems, inventory, staff, SOPs, training, security, and required records together before the regulator arrives and the first sale is made.

A finished buildout is not the same as an operation ready for inspection. ILC tests the handoffs among the physical facility, technology, inventory, procedures, records, and the people expected to explain them.
A prioritized opening-readiness list
Staff who have practiced the inspection
Records that can be found and explained
Clear correction owners before first sale
The exact engagement depends on your license, locations, stage, and internal capacity.
Check license conditions, facility completion, approvals, systems, inventory, required plans, SOPs, training, and records.
Walk the facility with staff and ask for the records, demonstrations, and explanations an inspector may request.
Practice access, inventory receipt, sales or production, exceptions, waste, closing, and escalation in the live systems.
Assign findings, due dates, proof of completion, and a final management check before the opening event.
Most problems show up when what staff do, what the system records, and what the written procedure says no longer match.
Only the person who created the file knows where the current version lives.
The procedure makes sense in a classroom but has not been practiced in the real room and software.
Approvals, inventories, access lists, logs, and review routines are assumed to come later.