About Datacrossing Inc.
Datacrossing Inc. is the legal entity behind Hoodie Analytics, a Chicago-based technology company that offers software and data services focused on pricing, assortment, distribution, and sales analytics for the cannabis industry. Through the Hoodie Analytics platform, the company aggregates data from point-of-sale systems, menus, geofencing, and other sources to deliver detailed insights on product performance, store traffic, market share, and competitive positioning across thousands of dispensaries in North America.([hoodieanalytics.com](https://www.hoodieanalytics.com/data-analytics-services/?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “Datacrossing, Inc. Db” on a card statement is likely related to a subscription or contract for Hoodie Analytics’ data and analytics services—such as market intelligence dashboards, data warehouse management, or custom analytics projects—used by a cannabis brand, distributor, retailer, investor, or consulting firm.([hoodieanalytics.com](https://www.hoodieanalytics.com/data-analytics-services/?utm_source=openai)) The charge may be billed on a recurring (monthly or annual) basis, or as a one-time fee for professional services, implementation, or data licensing. Because Hoodie’s offerings are B2B, charges often correspond to an executed service agreement or online subscription rather than a consumer purchase.
If you or your organization do not recognize this charge, first check with your marketing, analytics, finance, or strategy teams to see if they have engaged Hoodie Analytics or signed up for a trial or subscription under your company card. Log into your Hoodie Analytics account (if applicable) to review invoices and billing history, or search internal email for contracts or onboarding communications from Hoodie Analytics. If questions remain, contact Hoodie via the contact form or email on hoodieanalytics.com, referencing the last four digits of the card, the transaction date, and amount so they can locate the invoice. If you still believe the charge is unauthorized, work with your card issuer to dispute it while you continue trying to confirm any internal usage of their services.