Canix Acquires Competitor Trym to Strengthen Cannabis ERP Platform

The deal adds yield forecasting, environmental monitoring and more.

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Canix, an enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform for cannabis operators, today announced its acquisition of Trym, a cultivation management software platform.

Canix provides an ERP that encompasses cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, inventory management, and pricing—down to calculating profit per gram. Trym brings cultivation intelligence that strengthens Canix’s profit optimization workflows, including yield forecasting, environmental monitoring, team management, mobile-first workflows, and richer, more relevant cultivation data.

“Canix and Trym have been building in parallel for years, solving complementary problems for the same operators,” said Trym CEO Benjamin Wong in a statement. “We share a deep understanding of how cultivation actually works and what operators need to scale profitably. Joining forces allows us to deliver faster workflows, better data, and more powerful insights as part of a truly end-to-end ERP.”

The acquisition comes after Canix recently introduced a marketplace feature that enables live, continuously updated inventory menus and allows retailers to search directly within Canix to see available products in real-time. The company said the feature grew more than 800% over the past six months.

The company also recently added payment processing and ACH capabilities, addressing one of cannabis operators’ most persistent challenges: accounts receivable, collections, and cash-flow management in a heavily constrained financial environment.

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