Blaze, a cannabis software suite and point-of-sale (POS) platform for cannabis dispensaries and delivery services, scooped up cannabis e-commerce provider Tymber for an undisclosed price.
Founded in 2017 by tech entrepreneurs and cannabis company operators Blaze builds tools that serve the technology needs of successful dispensaries.
"Acquiring Tymber brings its unparalleled online shopping experience into our ecosystem and allows us to meet the cannabis retailer at any point along their journey," said Blaze CEO Chris Violas.
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"Tymber differentiates itself by enabling retailers to create a unique shopping experience that showcases their brand through a growing catalog of premium e-commerce themes and by empowering the retailer with automated SEO and control of their data,” Violas added.
Tymber CEO Scott Roehrick said the growing need for retailers to take control of their businesses has never been more urgent.
"With this acquisition, we are excited to accelerate innovation and distribute it to a larger audience throughout North America and beyond," said Roehrick.
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