Epicor CRM Reviews

Epicor Kinetic is a cloud-first, AI-powered ERP platform for manufacturing environments that require a connected system for transactional, operational, and reporting workflows. The platform supports finance, supply chain, production, inventory, quality, service, analytics, project management, governance and compliance, and global business management. Functional coverage includes planning and scheduling, materials management, shop floor coordination, product management, CRM, field service, electronic reporting, and enterprise content management. Kinetic provides browser-based access, role-based workflows, integration and extensibility tools, IIoT-related capabilities, and deployment options for cloud, on-premises, or hybrid architectures. It can integrate with listed third-party systems for payroll, tax, labeling, procurement, warehouse processes, data capture, and quality workflows, including ADP Workforce Now, Avalara, BarTender, Sage, SourceDay, and Sovos. Epicor Prism adds AI-supported automation and decision support for selected workflows. Kinetic also supports operations across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC and is available in multiple languages, which can matter for distributed manufacturing organizations with regional or multinational requirements.

Epicor Connected Process Control (CPC) is a flexible no-code/low-code MES and manufacturing operations platform that helps manufacturers standardize production and assembly processes, improve quality, and increase visibility across the shop floor. Using digital work instructions with multimedia content, manufacturers can guide operators through critical tasks, enforce process control, and improve consistency across products, workstations, and production lines. CPC connects equipment and devices to collect production and quality data in real time, helping manufacturers identify issues faster, reduce waste, and support continuous improvement. CPC provides product traceability with a complete historical record of each product's build and inspection history. Manufacturers use CPC to support assembly verification, error proofing, quality inspections, operator guidance, and other connected manufacturing initiatives. For manufacturers with complex product variations, CPC can dynamically present the correct work instructions based on the product or configuration being built, helping ensure products are assembled accurately and consistently. Available on-premises or in the cloud, CPC scales from a single work cell to enterprise-wide deployments.