ERP

Tariffs don’t politely knock before entering. They crash in, double your shipment costs, and leave your bank account gasping while your ERP scrambles to explain what just happened. For cannabis businesses already balancing compliance, thin margins, and volatile vendors, it’s one more curveball in an industry that never seems to throw straight pitches. The good news? With the right mix of ERP and E-Commerce, you don’t just absorb the hit — you get the tools to anticipate, adapt, and come out stronger.

Tariffs don’t politely knock before entering. They crash in, double your shipment costs, and leave your bank account gasping while your ERP scrambles to explain what just happened. For cannabis businesses already balancing compliance, thin margins, and volatile vendors, it’s one more curveball in an industry that never seems to throw straight pitches. The good news? With the right mix of ERP and E-Commerce, you don’t just absorb the hit — you get the tools to anticipate, adapt, and come out stronger.

In digBiz episode 21 we're joined again by a freshly shaven Chris Guthrie to take a glance into the future of perishable supply chain logistics, uncovering how AI-driven automation, shifting global trade policies, and evolving consumer demands are reshaping the way we move, store, and sell fresh goods.

The cannabis industry is no longer the Wild West. What started as a passion-driven movement—where experienced cultivators prided themselves on their ability to grow the perfect plant—has transformed into a full-scale commercial industry with regulatory oversight, intense competition, and razor-thin margins.

The cannabis industry is experiencing rapid growth, and with that comes increasing operational complexity. Producers are faced with the challenge of managing everything from cultivation and production to compliance and delivery—all while maintaining efficiency and profitability. This is where business automation becomes a critical tool.