One system between “order placed” and “order shipped”: hosted storefronts, quotes, artwork, preflight, imposition, presses, bins, parcels, and the ledger. No sync jobs, no seat math.
A storefront platform doesn’t know your presses exist. A shop-management tool doesn’t know your bins. So operations run on exports, re-keying, and sync jobs that break on the busiest day of the year. Epicenter is both halves in one data model. An order placed on any channel is already a production job, a pick list, and a ledger entry.
Six product families (ERP, OSC, API, CLI, IC2, SFS) sharing one login, one data model, one operational picture.
16 purpose-built workstation UIs across production, warehouse, maintenance, and purchasing. Floor software, not a task list.
Every claim on this site maps to a module that ships today. The specification page lists all of it.
Hosted channels with the visual page builder, navigation menus, theme tokens, and your own domain.
Carts, saved quotes, kits with line-item explosion, team stores with roster imports, pricing matrices, checkout with parcel estimation.
A versioned artwork library (every revision kept) with variables run through an ordered mutator engine and customer approvals.
Checklists and a six-status workflow covering the distance between “file received” and “press-ready”.
IC2 searches thousands of rotation and layout combinations per sheet; compatible jobs group and pack across operator submissions.
The master schedule with crew sign-off, plus eight production workstations from screen coating to the stacker.
Four-state inventory, transfer requests, ASNs, pick/pack/ship workstations, handheld scanning, UPS, FedEx, and USPS.
Invoices with channel attribution, transactions, statements, purchase orders, the general ledger, and per-channel Stripe.
Each family is a real product with its own spot color, not a pricing tier. Turn on what your operation needs; it all reads and writes the same records.
Each hosted storefront carries its own domain, pages, navigation, and theme, and they all sell into the same factory.
Inventory that knows the difference between “on the shelf” and “promised to a job”, and workstations built for the people moving it.
Operations businesses run on low-touch users: press operators, pickers, packers, scanner stations, seasonal help. Per-seat pricing punishes exactly those shops. On Epicenter, access control decides who can do what. The invoice never does.
See the whole rate cardEpicenter wasn’t designed in a pitch deck. It grew out of systems that have been running real production floors for over a decade, and it still runs one every day.
Founded to build data-heavy commerce and production software for operators, not demos.
Custom commerce, prepress, and production systems, each one absorbed into the shared core.
The platform’s core prints, presses, picks, and ships in a live factory daily. Bugs don’t survive contact with a shipping deadline.
The same core, multi-tenant: organizations isolated at the query layer, storefronts spawned per channel, records addressable by portable identifiers.
Every tenant starts with a conversation: no forms, no funnel, no demo gauntlet. Email a person who builds the platform and tell them about your shop.
jpechart@datahandlerllc.com