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The cannabis industry has matured a lot in the past 4 years, and retailers have come to expect the best value from their payment processors. At Greenline, we’re excited to announce our premier payment processing solution for cannabis retailers: Worldpay. Reliability and uptime In a high-volume store, a single hour of downtime could mean losing […] ...
The best time to attend an event as an exhibitor is when you have something good to share, whether it’s news, features, or products. Greenline has both great news and great new features. The great news comes in the form of Greenline’s acquisition by BLAZE. Joining forces with BLAZE brings both companies a more powerful […] ...
BLAZE Expands to Canada in Strategic Move to Enter a Federally Regulated Market NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., May 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Cannabis technology company BLAZE Solutions, Inc. (“BLAZE” or “the Company”) has acquired Vancouver-based dispensary POS software company Greenline, becoming one of the few cannabis operations software systems in both Canada and the U.S. The acquisition allows BLAZE to better serve its international clients, while […] ...
Greenline announces a new integration with springbig, a leading provider in cannabis CRM and loyalty marketing technology. This integration will allow retailers using Greenline software to seamlessly access springbig’s customer loyalty features and provide real-time consumer and retail insights at checkout. Customers using Greenline will be auto-populated to springbig’s platform and conversely, customers using springbig […] ...
Greenline POS, Canada’s most-trusted cannabis retail point-of-sale (POS) software used by over 700 retailers, announces official support for Android tablets. The Android software will include all the same features of the iPad software and can be downloaded straight from the Google Play store. “It is important for cannabis retailers to have maximum flexibility in their […] ...
Greenline POS, Canada’s fully compliant cannabis retail point-of-sale (POS) software, today announced its e-commerce and live menu integration with Jane Technologies, Inc. (“Jane”), a leading cannabis e-commerce provider. The partnership will allow digital efficiency to cannabis retailers while enhancing the online ordering experience for Greenline’s Canadian customers, rolling out first in Ontario, followed by the rest of the […] ...
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“I like using Greenline’s ‘Sales by category’ report, you’re able to see each category and the volume of sales for it, you can see where your quantity growth is, which categories are moving, and which ones have better margins than others.”
“The POS searchability has been a great functionality for our budtenders. Previously, they used the kiosk, or the online menu, now they’re able to feel like they know their stock. When an order comes in, or when someone comes in and asks us what ounces are available, it’s beautiful to be able to sort by gram.”
“I like to tell businesses to keep it simple, especially when you want to grow into multi-store, you’ve got to keep your system the simplest possible. Greenline is simple and easy to use, and that’s what I think software should be.”
The retail software stack has completely transformed over the past decade. What used to be a messy mix of various disconnected on-premise solutions are now tightly-integrated SaaS platforms that work together to deliver value to retailers. Canadian cannabis retail emerged in a unique environment where complex compliance regulations forced retailers to use the latest dedicated […]
Our goal is to share our stories and learnings on building a system that now supports 500+ stores across Canada and processes over $45 million in cannabis retail sales every month. I hope that whether you work at a startup or not, you’ll find stories that you can relate to!
Engineering is messy. Startup engineering is especially so, and I’d argue that if it’s not messy you’re doing it wrong. Speed matters a lot, and it’s impossible to make perfect architectural decisions early on. As a young 20s kid with only 2 years of professional software development under my belt, I did what I knew how to do at the time.
