ePB 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

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Overview
Pricing and Plans
Features
User Reviews

Overview

ePB

3.5

(4)

Pricing

Pricing available upon request

About ePB

Start getting your back office to work for you. Our solution can be accessed from anywhere and gives you insight like you've never had before. ePB is a cloud-based solution with features including real-time loss prevention, back office, inventory management, store analytics, daily sales, the most accurate tobacco rebate and loyalty reporting and much more.

ePB software solutions are compatible with over 25 different POS solutions including Gilbarco, Verifone, Wayne, and Clover. With over 36 years experience, Success Systems is now the most recommended automation solution for independent retailers.

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ePB Pricing and Plans

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Free Trial

Free Version

Basic

Pricing available upon request

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ePB Features

Popular features found in Convenience Store
Barcode/Ticket Scanning
Commission Management
Customizable Reports
Discount Management
Fuel Management
Inventory Tracking
Lottery Management
Loyalty Program
Mobile Access
Multi-Location
Reporting & Statistics
Third-Party Integrations
More features of ePB
Accounting Integration
Billing & Invoicing
Data Import/Export
Electronic Payments
Employee Management
Inventory Management
Order Management
Point of Sale (POS)
Price/Margin Management
Purchase Order Management
Real-Time Data
Real-Time Reporting
Retail Inventory Management
Sales Reports

ePB User Reviews

Overall Rating

3.5

Ratings Breakdown

50%

25%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

3.8

Value for money

3.8

Customer support

4.3

Functionality

3.5

Have you used ePB and would like to share your experience with others?

WB M.

Verified reviewer

Computer Software

51-200 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed October 2020

ePB feedback

After using ePB and Success Systems services for 10 to 15 years, we would encourage anyone to use their product! All back office systems are an investment and we feel this was one of the single best investments we have made as a company!

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

ePB is a very helpful, useful back office program that we use for our price book; implementing all types of cigarette beer candy sodas etc promotions; use for altria, RJR and ITG scan data rebates; checking daily sales of each store including lottery and over/shortages; and a new program called itsrealtime where we can get notified immediately of any voids, no-sales etc which is also very helpful and thats just some of the benefits we have using this program.

Cons:

we have not yet had an issue with ePB or Success Systems that we would consider big enough to consider it an issue whatsoever.

William B.

Verified reviewer

Retail

11-50 employees

Used daily for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed October 2020

ePB Review

Overall very good.....I get very good customer service from them and they are continually reaching out to make sure I don't need anything else from them.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

It helps us easily update price changes. It allows us to manage promotions. It is a tremendous help to managing the accurate scanning of products in our stores

Cons:

I wish the interface with with MacBook Pro was a little cleaner, but its manageable.

Reasons for choosing ePB

n/a

Jaswant T.

Verified reviewer

Retail

2-10 employees

Used weekly for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed September 2019

Success system review

Frustrating. They promise lot of things but deliver nothing. They will say you own the software and it is one time fee but you cannot do anything without their subscription. Do not recommend none of the functions perform 100% and when you call them answer is they are working on it or blame on your computer or vendor system

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Functionality

Pros:

Nothing no support all scam. Do not waste your money

Cons:

no support once you pay them. Do not waste your money there are various other softwares now which perform much better. I have used other one at my other site and happy with them.

Vendor Response

Customer refused multiple offers to attend training sessions and learn the program. These course are free, instructor lead and live. The customer also attempt to extract post purchase discounts, not negotiated, apparently as an attempt negotiate a lower price.

Replied October 2020