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Blaze, a Los Angeles-based marijuana retail software company, is acquiring e-commerce platform Tymber.
The terms of the agreement were not disclosed, according to a news release announcing the deal.
Truckee, California-based 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,” Blaze CEO Chris Violas said in a statement.
The release notes current customers using either platform will continue to have full functionality of the software and that more tools and features will be added.
Blaze bought Canadian point-of-sale company Greenline in May.
