Epix News

The first year of university has come to an end for James and Willow, they both have split in terms of their pathway choice.

As technology is rapidly changing, it’s vital for businesses such as Epix to keep up.

How to monitor recently added attachments. This includes photos taken by engineers as they are uploaded in real time from their phones.

We are running a t-shirt competition - send us a picture of someone using our system to win a unique item of clothing!

Read here for more details about how Markus® has been tailored specifically for refrigeration and air conditioning industries.

What is Cyber Essentials, and why we think it is important to be certified.

Recently we launched our new server powered by AMD’s new line of Epyc CPUs.

In less 'socially distant' times we would run a fortnightly sprint and a vital element to the Friday sprint review meeting was lots of cake.

James tries to encourage children to take up coding.

Ian writes about the changes to the login screen schedued for the next release.

Ian explains why we've put together a coronavirus package to support contractors with 2 free days of implementation and training.

Ian explains how Epix Systems is as fully prepared as can be for the foreseeable future during this crisis caused by the COVID-19 virus.

Chris explains how to personalise the system to suit your workflow and allowing you to see the information that is important to you.

James writes about a feature he recently developed that allows us to announce new features that have been added to the system.

Our customers were asking us to help them during the current crisis - so we wrote down all the small ways that our solution supports them.

Read about Tim talking about our new NVME SSD's and what aspects of your workflow they will improve.

This month Ruth, our senior developer, is sharing a hint about pinning reports that will save you a lot of time.

Follow Willow through the 9-hole crazy golf course at Junk Yard Golf Club.

This month’s Hint of the Month is all about images and what you can do with them in the system.

James and Willow both give their accounts of an extremely traumatic experience at the Breakout Manchester.

This time Chris has written about the new feature on the mobile application.

Following our success with the degree apprenticeship program hosted by MMU, we have taken on our second cohort of apprentices.

Zahir worked on a simple new feature on the mobile application so that residents can choose to skip the Mobile QA surveys.

We are always looking at new technology to see how it would affect our software or our contractors