End-to-End Dispensary Software Solution to Incorporate Ufly On-Demand Delivery App to Connect Legal Cannabis Dispensaries to Customers
TAMPA, FL, May 04, 2018 -- Arias Intel Corp. (OTC Markets: ASNT) (the "Company"), a technology, media and mobile gaming platform, today announced it has signed an agreement with a software developer of seed-to-sale ERP solutions for legal cannabis dispensaries.
Ufly will be marketed as part of a total ERP (enterprise resource planning) solution for legal cannabis dispensaries. The Company is working with a software developer to expand its offering to include the on-demand capabilities of the Ufly app within an all-in-one business management software solution to run a dispensary’s inventory tracking, order management and POS (point of sale) system. This developer has relationships with over 1,200 dispensaries in California.
Ufly is launching its on-demand delivery app for legal cannabis dispensaries to connect to customers, which is now available for download at the iTunes App Store for Apple iPhones. The Ufly platform is similar to an UberEATS-style delivery app model, providing on-demand cannabis delivery to qualified patients and recreational users in states where cannabis has been legalized. The logistics-based app connects authorized users to a selection of local, legal cannabis dispensaries in designated cities using their smartphone to select and place orders.
The goal of this new consolidated system is to build a more personalized solution for dispensaries to seamlessly integrate individual processes with real-time, interactive reporting on customized dashboards to make it easier to run their business and serve customers. The ‘seed to sale’ platform incorporates barcodes and RFID technology to track plants through their growth and distribution process to safely deliver to the right person in a timely manner via a mobile phone app, thus creating an audit trail for compliance at each step in the process.
“We want customers to be confident in knowing where their products are coming from and the care given during each step of the process,” said Kevin Gillespie, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer. “Our marketing plans include a number of strategic alliances and cross-channel platforms to grow through viral marketing campaigns as part of the Ufly app’s launch.”
The Company plans to roll-out Ufly in select markets in California and Florida this quarter.
About Arias Intel Corp.
Arias Intel Corp. is a digital media platform for tech, media, and gaming, which includes mobile apps and gaming, augmented and virtual reality, on-demand delivery, digital and social media, and e-commerce. The Company plans to generate revenue through in-app purchases, service fees, and cross-channel advertising.
The Company's focus is on developing innovative technologies that leverage connectivity, distribution, and social networks. The Company intends to use its digital platforms to implement its unique marketing strategy that empowers viral and social mechanisms to reach a growing demographic that utilizes: (1) mobile apps and gaming, (2) social media, and (3) on-demand delivery. The Company believes its platforms are entertaining, convenient and scalable.
The Company intends to use its platform to build its subscriber base and boost users' engagement within its digital platforms to gather analytics and target advertising directly to users based on their preferences. The Company is also exploring opportunities to expand a suite of mobile games and apps that target similar audience demographics. The Company may explore these opportunities through the acquisition of operating companies, asset purchases or internal development.
For more information, please visit: www.AriasIntel.com and www.OnUfly.com
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