Greenline POS

Compliant Canadian cannabis point-of-sale

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December 17, 2020 300% revenue growth in 2020
  • Went from 115 signed stores in Jan to 300+ in Dec.
  • Doubled our team size from 8 to 16.
  • Continuing rapid sales velocity

We'd like to thank our team, our customers, and our partners who've made all this possible. There's still a lot of work to do for Greenline to support more customers and move up-market, but we're confident in our abilities to accomplish them in 2021.

Albert Kim

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October 1, 2020 $1M ARR

Greenline reached the critical $1m ARR milestone, fully revenue-funded since our angel investment round from June 2019.

  • 200% YTD growth
  • 8 employees at the start of 2020 to 15 employees now
  • 115 customers to 250 customers

We've never been so optimistic in the business opportunity. Our next phase will be scaling the product to work for much larger 20+ location retailers.

Albert Kim

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June 12, 2019 $2.2 million valuation

Greenline POS raised an investment round valuing the company at $2.2 million. This capital will be used to improve our core product for our customers, and expand our reach across Canada.

Albert Kim

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  1. 3

    I’m curious what is special about cannabis that it requires a unique pos solution

  2. 1

    You should've gone for $4.20M!

  3. 1

    That's a nice number to be valued at! :)

  4. 1

    That's huge ✨ congratulations Albert!

February 2, 2019 Reporting upgrades

Customers have requested various new reports for a long time. Today, we launched V2 of our reporting dashboard that features:

  • Fully customizable inventory summary page
  • Growth reports that indicate KPI changes over time
  • Removal of old, redundant reports

We look forward to hearing how these reports help customers!

Albert Kim

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February 2, 2019 Product focus matters

We have seen several examples of software companies, especially in the cannabis space, pivoting left and right. This is likely because they haven't found that core value proposition that customers are willing and ready to pay for.

The way we see things, it's important to have a core value proposition far before starting the company. That will be what directs your conversations with customers, and can be validated before spending a single dime.

Albert Kim

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February 2, 2019 $50,000 in revenues

Many BC stores and a second round of licensing for Alberta stores has brought in a much higher than expected sales leads. Our initial hardware costs allowed our revenues to spike up to $50,000, up from the usual $20-30,000.

Albert Kim

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