The complete scope

Every feature in Epsylon

247 features, across 12 business areas and 18 modules switched on à la carte. Workshop and repair jobs, point of sale, stock, quotes and invoicing, rental, purchasing and after-sales, HR and scheduling, accounting, marketing, insight. You will only ever see part of it: the part you chose to switch on.

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18 modules. You only switch on yours.

Each module turns on and off independently, at any time. What you do not switch on appears nowhere in the interface.

The 18 Epsylon modules and the minimum plan required for each
ModuleFrom plan
SalesCustomers, documents, point of saleWorkshop
Stock & logisticsProducts, stocktakes, replenishmentWorkshop
Workshop & fleetRepair jobs, vehicles, labourWorkshop
AccountingAccounting exports, VAT, journalsWorkshop
PurchasingSuppliers, orders, goods receiptsWorkshop
LoyaltyPoints, tiers and rewardsWorkshop
Recurring invoicesAutomatic periodic billingWorkshop
Online bookingWorkshop appointment bookingWorkshop
Customer portalRepair and rental trackingWorkshop
Quote pipelineKanban tracking and follow-upsWorkshop
Supplier after-salesWarranties, returns and credit notesWorkshop
Advanced statisticsDashboards and profitabilityShop
HR & schedulingRosters, leave, clock-in, payrollShop
Self-service kioskCustomer drop-off terminalShop
E-commerce connectionAPI, sync, web ordersShop
Inter-store transfersStock moves between storesShop
Fleet rentalContracts, deposits, availabilityShop
Marketing & emailCampaigns, segments, media libraryChain

Every module has the same scope on every plan — only the list of available modules changes. See pricing

01

Workshop & repairs

The heart of the trade: what comes into the workshop, what leaves it, and what the customer knows at every moment.

Workshop & fleet moduleWorkshopSelf-service kiosk moduleShopOnline booking moduleWorkshop

Repair job sheets

The full record of a repair: customer, vehicle, symptoms, parts, labour and status, from drop-off to collection.

Repair job created from a document

An accepted quote becomes a repair job with no re-typing — lines, customer and vehicle all follow.

Statuses and progress tracking

To do, diagnosing, in progress, waiting for parts, ready: everyone sees where each machine stands without asking.

Photos attached to the repair

The condition recorded at drop-off, a broken part, an unusual assembly — photos stay tied to the job.

Intake ticket

Printable in standard or receipt format, depending on whether you have an office printer or a receipt printer.

Ticket sent to the customer

The customer leaves with their intake form by email, with nothing to photocopy.

Notification on status change

The customer is told when the repair moves on or is ready. That is fewer calls at the counter.

Labour and services catalogue

Your own list of interventions with categories, durations and rates, reusable from one job to the next.

Customer vehicle records

Every machine has its record: make, model, type, serial or frame number, VIN, mileage.

Custom makes, models and vehicle types

You define the vehicle reference data of your trade. What you repair does not have to fit someone else's list.

Full history per vehicle

Everything done on this machine, by whom and when. Decisive when a customer comes back three years later.

Vehicle record as PDF

A summary of a vehicle and its history, exportable for the customer or an insurer.

Self-service drop-off kiosk

The customer drops their machine off on a terminal, even when nobody is free at the counter.

Customer signature on the kiosk

The drop-off is confirmed and signed straight on the terminal screen, with no action from you.

Public repair tracking

A tracking link lets the customer follow their repair, with no account to create.

Also available in this area

  • Archiving and unarchiving repair jobs
  • Scheduling a repair in the planner
  • Import and export of labour items
  • Merging duplicate makes
  • Online appointment booking
  • Satisfaction surveys and statistics
  • Satisfaction survey settings

02

Point of sale & sales

Take payment, invoice, close the day — with enough traceability to sleep soundly through a tax audit.

Sales moduleWorkshop

Compliant point of sale

Integrity, security, retention and archiving of payment data, as required by article 286-I-3° bis of the French Tax Code. A publisher attestation is provided.

Cash drawer sessions

Opening with a float, closing with a count. Every day is bounded and accountable.

Cash movements

Cash in and out during a session, with a reason and a trace.

Z report on closing

The statutory end-of-session summary, generated automatically and retained.

Cash periods and archiving

Sessions group into archivable periods, ready to hand to your accountant.

Cash history

Every past session available, with its variances and movements.

Quotes, invoices, credit notes and deposits

The whole commercial document chain on one screen, with VAT calculated for your regime.

Cryptographic signature on issue

Every issued document is sealed. Later tampering is detectable — which is what an auditor comes to check.

Sending by email

Quotes and invoices go out from the software, without going through your mailbox.

PDF and printable receipt

Each document comes out as a PDF for email and as a receipt for the counter printer.

Multiple payments on one document

An invoice half card, half cash, or in three instalments: each payment is recorded separately.

Refunds, returns and store credit

A refund goes back as money or as store credit, to be used on a future visit.

Gift vouchers

Creation, validation and redemption, with tracking of what is left to spend.

Promo codes per store

Discount codes specific to each point of sale, with their conditions and validity.

Also available in this area

  • Signature verification and regeneration
  • Converting one document type into another
  • Document follow-ups
  • Document import with prior analysis
  • Invoice export

03

Stock & logistics

Stock that tells the truth, shared between the counter, the workshop, rental and your online shop.

Stock & logistics moduleWorkshopInter-store transfers moduleShop

Product catalogue and categories

Your references organised the way you look for them, not the way software decided to file them.

Variants and variant presets

Size, colour, battery capacity: build your own presets and reuse them across the catalogue.

Product options and option presets

The choices offered at the point of sale, defined once and applied to as many products as needed.

Part-to-vehicle compatibility

You know which part fits which model. No more returns because it did not fit.

Stock history per product

Every movement in and out, dated and explained. A stocktake variance can be explained instead of endured.

Price history

How the purchase and selling price of a reference moved over time.

Stock reservations

A part allocated to a repair in progress is no longer available for sale. No more conflict between workshop and counter.

Consolidated stock across stores

The part you have run out of may be in the other store. You see it immediately.

Label printing

Standard labels or custom templates, with barcode, price and reference.

Product photos

Visuals on product records, useful at the counter and on your online shop.

Multiple suppliers per product

Several sources for one reference, with a preferred supplier and each one's price.

Purchase history per product

What you ordered, from whom, at what price and when, reference by reference.

Stocktakes

Counting line by line, variances calculated automatically, valuation on closing.

Assisted replenishment

The software proposes what to reorder, from thresholds, sales and supplier lead times.

Inter-store transfers

Dispatch, receipt and cancellation of a stock move between two points of sale, fully traceable.

Second-hand stock

Intake, listing and sale of traded-in machines, with their own life cycle.

Stripping for parts

An unsellable second-hand machine becomes a batch of spare parts valued in stock.

Listing generation

The listing content for a second-hand item is generated and pushed through the public API to your sales channel.

Second-hand goods register

The statutory register for second-hand goods, kept automatically, with its statistics. A legal obligation most software ignores.

Also available in this area

  • Serial numbers
  • Duplicating a product
  • Bulk product import
  • Moving a product between stores
  • Stocktake export to Excel and PDF
  • Automatic invoicing of transfers
  • Photos and history per second-hand item

04

Quotes & invoicing

From the quote sent to the invoice paid, with no forgotten follow-up and no document you cannot find.

Sales moduleWorkshopQuote pipeline moduleWorkshopRecurring invoices moduleWorkshop

Acceptance or refusal by the customer

The customer approves or declines their quote from a secure link, with no account and no phone call.

Automatic follow-ups

A quote with no answer is chased on its own. It is the revenue most easily lost.

Recurring invoices

Service contracts, subscriptions, packages: the invoice goes out on schedule without anyone thinking about it.

Numbering and legal mentions

Continuous series and mandatory mentions set for your legal form and VAT regime.

Electronic signature of legal documents

A token link lets you have a document signed remotely, timestamped and archived.

Also available in this area

  • Kanban quote pipeline
  • Sending a quote for approval by secure link
  • Custom document templates
  • Configurable document types

05

E-commerce connection

You keep your shop. Epsylon gives it the one thing it lacks: the truth about your stock.

E-commerce connection moduleShop

Public API and access keys

A documented API and keys you generate yourself: this is what links the ERP to your sales site.

Dedicated WooCommerce app

A WooCommerce extension built by Epsylon, installed on your site to wire catalogue and stock with no development.

Catalogue and stock in sync

A part sold online leaves the workshop stock; a part fitted to a bike disappears from the shop.

Web orders centralised

Online orders land in the ERP and are handled in the same place as counter sales.

Order statuses

Ready, completed, cancelled: picking is tracked in the software, not in a spreadsheet.

Web order statistics

Online revenue sits next to counter and workshop revenue, in the same screens.

Card payments via Stripe

Online collection is handled by Stripe, with the payment flowing back into the ERP.

Instalments via Alma

Split payment for higher baskets — an e-bike, a major repair.

06

Vehicle rental

A fleet managed like stock: what is available, what is out, and what it earns.

Fleet rental moduleShop

Rental fleet

Your rental machines with their condition, their allocation and their own life cycle.

Moving stock or second-hand items into the fleet

An unsold bike or a traded-in machine switches to rental with no double entry, keeping its history.

Real-time availability

What is free right now, what comes back tomorrow. The answer to the customer takes three seconds.

Booking calendar

The overview of upcoming rentals, by vehicle and by period.

Rental contracts

The complete contract: renter, vehicle, duration, rate, terms and attachments.

Off-balance-sheet deposits

Deposits taken are tracked off balance sheet, as their legal nature requires. Your accountant will appreciate it.

Contract signature

The renter signs on screen, including from a phone or tablet at the counter.

Contract as PDF

The contractual document generated, archived and sendable to the renter.

Start, return and cancellation

Every step of the contract is recorded: actual departure, return, or cancellation before departure.

Rental invoice issue

The invoice is produced from the contract, through the same document chain as sales.

Accounting entries per vehicle

Each fleet machine carries its own entries, so you know what it costs and what it earns.

Rental statistics

Revenue, average durations, most requested vehicles.

Fleet utilisation rate

The share of the fleet actually rented over a period — the figure that decides an investment.

Also available in this area

  • Rate tables and automatic pricing
  • Deposits: collection and refund
  • Departure and return condition reports
  • Payments and pro-rata invoicing
  • Overdue and unreturned vehicles
  • Removing a vehicle from the fleet
  • History per fleet vehicle
  • Fixed assets and depreciation
  • Depreciation charges

07

Purchasing & suppliers

Order, receive, check invoices and claim warranties — with no binder and no email thread.

Purchasing moduleWorkshopSupplier after-sales moduleWorkshop

Supplier records and terms

Contact details, pricing terms, lead times and contacts, in the same place as the orders.

Lookup by name or company number

The supplier record fills itself from public company data.

Statistics per supplier

What you buy from whom, how often and at what price. Enough to negotiate with figures.

Purchase orders

The full purchase order, from drafting to receipt, with its status at every moment.

Order generated from a customer document

A part missing on a repair triggers the matching order, without re-typing the reference.

Sending the order by email

The purchase order goes to the supplier from the software, with its trace in the file.

Confirmation and cancellation

The supplier's acknowledgement and any cancellations are recorded, which makes expected dates reliable.

Full or partial goods receipts

The supplier only sent half? The remainder stays expected and stock is credited only with what arrived.

Purchase order as PDF

The formal purchasing document, archived and shareable.

Order statistics

Volumes, lead times and service levels per supplier, over time.

Supplier invoices

Purchase invoices tied to their orders, with their payment status.

AI invoice extraction

The supplier invoice is read automatically and its lines pre-filled — including from mobile, by photographing the document. Manual entry remains available.

Supplier VAT summary

Deductible VAT consolidated over a period, ready for the return.

Supplier invoice export

All purchases exportable for the accounting firm.

Supplier portal

A dedicated access by secure link, so the supplier can consult and answer with no account to create.

Supplier warranty claims

Warranty returns tracked as cases: what went out, what comes back, what was credited.

Attachments and photos on a claim

Evidence of the defect travels with the claim, which speeds up the supplier's handling.

Comments and discussion thread

The exchange around a claim stays in the case, not in the mailbox of an employee who has left.

Also available in this area

  • Validating and paying supplier invoices
  • Draft email, sending and follow-up on claims
  • Portal link sent to the supplier

08

HR & scheduling

A complete area, rare in workshop software: who works when, who is away, and what follows from it.

HR & scheduling moduleShop

Weekly team rosters

Who is in, at which position, in which store. The view an owner opens on Monday morning.

Roster publication

The roster becomes visible to the team once approved, not while you are still building it.

Shifts and shift templates

Your standard hours saved once, applied in one gesture. A week takes minutes to build.

Recurrence per employee

Each person's usual hours repeat automatically, week after week.

Consolidated multi-store roster

Every point of sale on a single view, to arbitrate cover.

Read-only roster view

A view meant for the team, with no risk of accidental changes.

Employee records

Each employee's file, linked to their user account and their store assignments.

Store assignments

An employee can belong to several points of sale, with a validity period per assignment.

Leave and absences

Requests, their reason and their impact on the roster, in the same place.

Configurable absence types

Paid leave, time off, sick leave, training, unpaid: you define your own categories.

Approval or refusal of absences

The approval trail is recorded, and the roster updates on approval.

Leave balances per employee

What is accrued, what is booked, what remains — with no parallel spreadsheet.

Employee portal

Each person checks their roster and books absences from their own access, including on mobile.

Also available in this area

  • My personal roster
  • Employment contracts
  • Configurable worker types
  • Public holidays
  • Clock-in and clock-out
  • Real-time clocking status
  • Days worked
  • Working time accounting
  • Editable timesheets
  • Working time compliance
  • Staff register
  • Pre-hire declarations (DPAE)
  • Payroll preparation
  • HR settings per account

09

Accounting & compliance

What your accountant needs to work fast, and what keeps a tax audit a formality.

Accounting moduleWorkshop

Configurable chart of accounts

Your sales, purchase and treasury accounts set up to your firm's chart.

Financial years and closing

Years are bounded and can be closed, which freezes the period for good.

Locking entries

A locked period can no longer be changed. That is what makes your accounts stand up.

Sales journal

Every sales entry for the period, exportable as is.

Treasury journal

Money in and out, payment method by payment method.

Buy-back journal

Trade-ins and purchases from private individuals, which follow their own rules.

FEC export

The statutory accounting entries file in the format the tax administration requires, generated on demand.

Sage export

The export format expected by your accounting firm's software.

Margin scheme VAT

The special regime applying to second-hand goods, calculated correctly. Rare in workshop software, essential if you sell traded-in equipment.

VAT on debits option

The option for VAT due on invoicing rather than on collection, with its effective date.

Cash book

The chronological record of cash movements, a supporting document in an audit.

Payment tracking

What has been collected, what is still owed, and for how long.

Also available in this area

  • Generating entries from a document
  • Regenerating entries
  • Reversing a document
  • VAT and tax regimes

10

Customers & relationship

The same customer at the counter, in the workshop, in rental and online — one record, one history.

Sales moduleWorkshopCustomer portal moduleWorkshopLoyalty moduleWorkshop

Private and business customers

Two kinds of customer with different obligations, handled as such including for invoicing.

Company registry lookup

A business customer's record fills from the official company registry. Legal name and number right first time.

Tags and segmentation

Your own tags to find a group of customers: subscribers, businesses, fleets, seasonal.

History and timeline

Everything that happened with this customer, in order: purchases, repairs, rentals, exchanges.

Vehicles linked to the customer

A customer's machines are tied to their record, with their service history.

Identity document on file

The identity document kept on record, required to maintain the second-hand goods register on a buy-back.

Merging duplicate records

Two records for the same customer merge keeping all history. A customer file degrades fast without this.

GDPR export per customer

All of a person's data exportable on request, as the regulation requires.

Secure customer portal

A personal space where the customer finds their documents and the status of what they left with you.

Repair tracking from the portal

The customer sees how their machine is progressing without calling the workshop.

Rental tracking from the portal

Live contracts, return dates and related documents, on the customer's side.

Loyalty programme

Points earned on purchases and jobs, redeemable the way you decide.

Manual point adjustment

A goodwill gesture turns directly into points, without working around the system.

Also available in this area

  • Bulk customer import
  • Customer export
  • Transactions and store credit
  • Portal invitation and revocation
  • Mileage declared by the customer
  • Vehicle lookup by serial number
  • Loyalty tiers and rewards

11

Marketing & communication

Bringing back the customers you already have — the cheapest revenue there is to go and get.

Marketing & email moduleChain

Marketing requests on a kanban board

Communication actions tracked as tasks, from idea to publication.

Attachments and media library

Visuals, logos and documents in a shared space, reusable from one action to the next.

Reusable email templates

Your templates saved once: service reminder, seasonal offer, store announcement.

Campaign statistics

What was sent, to how many people, and what it produced.

Unsubscribe handling

The unsubscribe link and the suppression list are handled automatically — it is a legal obligation.

Delivery through Brevo

Emails are delivered through Brevo, with your own keys and your own sender reputation.

SMS notifications

Short messages to say a repair is ready or an appointment is coming up.

Automations

Triggers configured from the admin — the end of a repair job, for instance — with a log of what ran.

Also available in this area

  • Request categories
  • Comments and archiving
  • Email campaigns
  • Segments and targeting preview
  • Send scheduling
  • Open and click tracking
  • Internal notifications

12

Insight & security

The figures that decide, and control over who sees what — from a single store to a multi-entity group.

Advanced statistics moduleShop

Global indicators

Revenue, collections, money owed and workshop activity on one screen.

Period comparison

This month against last, this year against the one before, on identical scope.

Month-end projection

Where you land if the current pace holds. Useful for reacting on the 12th, not the 30th.

Monthly target

Your target set and tracked continuously, with what is left to do and how many days remain.

Top products and top sellers

What sells and who sells it, over the period of your choice.

Average basket trend

The curve that shows whether you are selling more, or just selling more often.

Activity heatmap by time slot

The hours and days your store really works — enough to set the rosters.

Customer segmentation

Your customers grouped by buying behaviour rather than alphabetically.

At-risk customers

Those who have not come back for too long given their own habit. A follow-up beats an acquisition.

Profitability per customer

What a customer actually earns you, margin included, not just what they spend.

Top customers

The ranking of those who make your revenue.

Stock valuation

How much money is sleeping on your shelves and in your back room, right now.

Stock rotation

What turns fast and what does not move — the figure that drives your purchasing.

Dormant stock

References tied up for too long, to clear or return.

Slow movers

The bottom of the ranking, the one nobody looks at and which costs the most.

Low stock alerts

References below their threshold, before the stockout and the disappointed customer.

Product matrix

The volume-versus-margin crossing that shows at a glance where to focus.

Repair statistics

Volumes, lead times and job types over the period.

Profitability per technician

What each workstation produces, without turning the workshop into a race.

Profitability per service

The real cost and real margin of each intervention, with its trend and an estimate. That is what lets you reprice fairly.

Top vehicles serviced

The models that come through your workshop most — enough to adjust parts stock and skills.

Outstanding quotes

Revenue in suspense, quantified, waiting for a follow-up.

Unpaid invoices

What you are owed, by whom and since when.

Expenses and overdue expenses

Your costs tracked, with those whose due date has passed.

Overdue supplier invoices

What you owe and should have paid, before the supplier chases you.

Multi-store consolidation

Group figures aggregated, without adding up exports by hand.

Store comparison

Which point of sale performs, on which line, and by how much it differs from the others.

Monthly tracking per store

Each site's month-by-month trend, side by side.

Custom roles

16 resources and 4 action levels: you compose exactly the rights each position needs.

Five roles provided by default

Technician, salesperson, marketing, manager and administrator — usable as is or as a starting point.

Audit trail

Who did what, and when. Essential as soon as more than two people work in the software.

Two-factor authentication

Second factor through an authenticator app, with backup codes.

Single sign-on (SSO)

Login through your identity provider, for organisations that have one.

Active sessions and history

The devices connected to your account, revocable, and the login history.

API keys

Keys you create and revoke to wire your own tools onto your data.

Also available in this area

  • Customisable dashboard
  • Sales and margins by category
  • Quote conversion rate and time
  • Payment delays
  • Payment method breakdown
  • Top suppliers and supplier profitability
  • Per-user visibility scope

And the essentials fit in your pocket

Full intake, condition photos, customer signature on screen, counter sales, scanning, stocktakes, rental, rosters and statistics: the mobile app covers the everyday gestures, with nothing to install from an app store.

See the mobile app

Questions about scope

Do I have to switch every module on?

No, and that is the whole point. The 18 modules turn on and off independently. A single workshop starts with sales, stock and workshop — three menu entries. A multi-entity chain deploys the lot. What you do not switch on appears nowhere in the interface: nobody has to learn what they do not use.

Can a module be switched on later?

Yes, at any time, with no migration and no reinstall. Existing data connects itself to whatever you open: current customers feed loyalty, the catalogue feeds the e-commerce connection, users feed the scheduler.

Is this list exhaustive?

It covers 247 features across 12 business areas, but it is not fixed: Epsylon changes with every release, and a good share of what you read here started as a customer request. If something is missing, tell us.

What can be done from a phone or tablet?

Most of the daily work: creating a repair job with the customer and their vehicle, describing symptoms, photographing the condition, having the customer sign on screen and sending them the document. Plus counter sales, barcode scanning, stocktakes, rental contracts, personal rosters, photographing a supplier invoice, and statistics.

Are the features the same on every plan?

The functional scope of each module is identical on every plan. What changes is the list of available modules and the structural limits: number of stores, legal entities and users. The module table above shows the minimum plan for each.

Start with three screens. Open the rest when you need it.

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