Payments-first cannabis platform that grew into a POS — the dominant cashless-payments processor in Washington, now bundling its own register. Operators come for the debit rail; the POS is the bundled trade. CannAgent runs the opposite play: the POS is the wedge, and Blaze + Perfect Menu + cadence engine do the work after the cart closes.
Sources triangulated: POSaBIT public filings (POSAF, Q4 2024 earnings — Business Wire 2025-04-24) · operator-reported pricing (Doug's POSaBIT sales quote 2026-02-18) · Reforming Retail 2023 PIN-debit teardown · WebJoint 2025 cannabis-payments comparison · operator forums (r/Dispensary, MJBiz Daily).
Single-shop or small-chain WA operators whose primary procurement decision is the cashless-payments rail (ACH / Pay-by-Bank) and who accept the bundled POS as the trade. NOT the right fit for operators whose pain is operational (vendor email backlog, ordering decisions, §280E reconciliation, customer touchpoint cadence) — that's where CannAgent's Blaze + Perfect Menu + cadence engine + §280E QBO push outshine a payments-first stack.
Migration from POSaBITis a fixed-scope cutover quoted from your shop’s actual workflow. Two to four weeks for a single location. Three days of on-floor support during the first week. 90-day satisfaction window — if it doesn’t land, we refund the setup fee and you keep your data exports.
We walk a register transaction with a vertical-ID gate, a manager write-up against the WA labor rubric, and a Form 941 from the back office. We end by quoting your cutover from POSaBIT.