Epitomy Solutions

13th November 2013

Epitomy Solutions was founded in 2000, with the goal of optimising aftermarket profitability for manufacturers and distributors of complex capital goods.

Our early history is strongly tied to the automotive and commercial vehicle sectors, working with TVS, LDV, Triumph motorcycles and Dennis Eagle. From offices situated in the heart of Sheffield's cultural industries quarter, we now work with a wide range of partners and clients throughout the UK and overseas from the USA to Japan. Clients include manufacturers of grounds-care and garden machinery, marine products, automotive components and commercial vehicles and we work with companies throughout the supply chain - logistics providers, first tier distributors, manufacturers and dealers. We aim to provide our clients with a full range of aftersales solutions, increasing efficiency and profitability throughout the supply chain. These solutions are built on a flexible framework of interlinked modules, supported by bespoke development and consultancy, enabling an exact match to our clients' needs. Product Data Management has always been our main expertise ensuring that the right information is available to the right person at the right time throughout the supply chain and now forms the core of a multi-faceted solution incorporating B2C and B2B e-tailing, dealer information services, aftersales marketing, and more. Thanks to our longstanding partnership with Lattice Technology the market-leaders in 3D visualization and collaboration and now also with Tetra4D Adobe's only authorised 3D PDF provider we can also offer unique solutions for technical publishing and digital collaboration. To find out more about our services or discuss how we can help you, why not visit www.epitomy.com, call us on 0114 258 0404, or email enquiries@epitomy.com. We're always happy to talk. You can also follow us on twitter at @EpitomyLtd

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