If you're evaluating Epesi for your business, the honest answer to "does it do X?" is: this page tells you what's documented, not what the software is definitively capable of. Epesi is an extensible framework — a feature's absence from these docs doesn't prove it's unbuildable, only that nobody has written it up yet. Where that distinction matters, it's called out below.
| Feature | What it does | Where it's documented |
|---|---|---|
| Contacts & Companies | Core CRM records, browsed via Record Browser | Record Browser |
| Calendar | Scheduling, event details, recurring events | Calendar |
| Tasks / To-Do lists | Referenced throughout the manual as a standard record type | Use Epesi |
| Phone Calls | Logging calls linked to contacts/companies | Phone Calls |
| Notes | Attachable to any record | Record Browser |
| E-mail management & mail client config | Sending/receiving/linking email to records; IMAP/SMTP setup | E-mail Management, Mail Client Configuration |
| Watchdog | Per-record change tracking and notifications | Watchdog |
| Click2Fill | Paste-to-fill helper for creating contacts/companies from pasted text | Click2Fill |
| Dashboard & Applets | Configurable widget-based home screen | Dashboard and Applets |
| Mobile-friendly UI | The current AdminLTE-based theme is responsive — no separate mobile client needed | Mobile Interface |
| Store | In-app marketplace to browse/install/purchase additional modules | Store |
| Translations | ~40 community-contributed languages, plus a documented contributor workflow | Translating Epesi |
| Field-level permissions | Rule/Clearance system controlling view/add/edit/delete down to individual fields | Record Browser Permissions |
| CommonData | Admin-managed shared picklists used across modules | CommonData |
| Basic HTTP+XML integration | get_records/save_record/authenticate endpoints for external systems |
Premium Sync |
| Custom module development | Full PHP framework for building your own record types, screens, and workflows | Build on Epesi |
Site-wide search of every page turned up no dedicated documentation for these commonly-expected business processes:
If your evaluation depends on one of these, the right next step is asking the Epesi team directly (via the community forum or support) rather than assuming either way from this page.
Epesi BIM itself is MIT licensed — free for any use, including commercial resale, with unlimited users. Separately, Epesi (the company) offers paid hosting and premium support (epesi.cloud, epesiCRM SaaS) and some Store modules are sold rather than free. The framework and the core application are free forever under MIT; hosting and some add-on modules are where the commercial offerings live.