The company
The technology behind large-scale dining operations
EPOC builds the platform that supports the operation of large-scale chains, groups, and venues — from the point of sale to the data that becomes a decision.
For a large food-service operation, technology has stopped being a back-office cost and become a competitive advantage. Those who see their own operation in real time, standardize without rigidity, and own their own data decide better and grow with less friction.
A platform built from data, not a sum of disconnected features. The order originates in the dining room, the rule lives at the core, and the data consolidates for the entire chain — the same architecture, from the counter to the boardroom.
The first version of the technology that would become EPOC was conceived by Elisson in 2004. In 2012, EPOC Tech was incorporated to turn that experience into a platform for food service.
Architecture
One architecture, three layers
Operation, platform, and data: the order is recorded, the chain's rule is applied, and the data flows to the client's BI. This is what allows PDV Multi-OS, the Multi-store ERP, and Data Lake to work as a single system.
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Leadership
Technology built from data, not just features.
With a degree in Computer Science and specializations in machine learning engineering and reinforcement learning, he conceived EPOC in 2004 and leads the evolution of a platform built to connect the data and the operation of major dining brands.
Meet EPOC's leadershipAn ecosystem, not a closed system
The platform connects with the ERP, the BI, the acquirers, and the partners the chain already uses — through the API that powers it.
The company
- Legal business name EPOC TECH LTDA
- CNPJ 15.120.049/0001-55
- In operation since 2012
- Headquarters Rua Flórida, 1703, Cidade Monções — São Paulo — SP · CEP 04565-909
- Sales [email protected]
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