Epsilon3 Reviews & Product Details

I use Epsilon3 almost daily when deployed to our test site, and semi regularly when working from the office.

Compared to other test procedure writing/execution software I have used, Epsilon3 has the most functionality, smoothest operation (in terms of loading in a web browser and allowing steps to be executed quickly and easily), and most logical user interface (no hidden buttons, well labelled etc.).

We have also moved to version control of high level test and operational procedures, and the ability to suggest edits, add redline/blueline steps to procedures as they are conducted is a very effective way to save suggested changes without unapproved changes to the released procedures.

We also work at a remote test site which has limited network coverage. Epsilon3 has worked flawlessly, allowing us to continue testing and completing procedures even with intermittent network access.

The ability to have simple logic/numerical calculations built into run steps is also a great feature, eliminating the need for operators to do manual calculations in high stress environments.

Coming from our other software packages, procedures can be far more easily written and implemented, even for inexperienced users.

I can't comment on customer/technical support as I still haven't had to use it! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't have any notable dislikes of Epsilon3! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like how intuitive the tool is. I had to create new procedures during a launch campaign with only little time to spare. Althougth I only had little prior experience with epsilon I was able to create the checklists I needed without spending much time on learning to use the tool. I also like that the tool is web based. As long as you know your login data you can use it on any device anywhere. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The print function could use some refinement. At least in Firefox when you print a checklist epsilon only uses the standard print function of the webbrowser, which outputs non-ideal documents. Sometimes a workstep gets cut in halve at the end of the page and the rest is printed on the next page. This can be a bit confusing when you are working under pressure at the launch pad. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its intuitive interface makes it easy to follow procedures and coordinate across teams, reducing errors and time delays—critical benefits in industries where precision and efficiency are paramount. The platform’s integration capabilities with other data sources and tools help create a seamless, centralized place for monitoring processes and sharing updates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One potential drawback of Epsilon3 could be its learning curve for teams who are new to digital procedure management or transitioning from traditional methods. Adapting complex workflows to the platform’s structure may initially require time and training, especially for teams unfamiliar with similar systems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Epsilon3 makes it very easy to create procedures by giving many options to build upon. The ability to assign reviewers, and give users different roles that they are allowed to sign off on are most helpful to me. There are many different ways to create steps for procedures with pretty much any form of user input - photos, checkboxes, user type input as well as more automated integration types. It has made what used to be printed out procedures to a much smoother, faster way of working Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Repeating procedures can be sometimes hard to manage if something is being repeated many times. It would be nice if the old sections that are now being repeated could be hidden and not take up limited space on the side bar. You could have option to show them and of course see them when procedure is over but ultimately they are out of the way to not confuse where you are at the time of running them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is a great platform to find all relatable informaiton for work. There are multiple topics that are devided even deeper with more advanced and useful information that helps to resolve different questions and issues.

Also, it is great to grow as professioanl and develop individual skills. Has many interesting features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is hard to find the specific answer that you are looking for it. It takes longer than usual to gather all necessary information to faster proceed with problem solving. Sometimes it is hard get with user interface.

Very generic topics are provided and quite less topics with specific or very nische questions being written. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We, in our company, use Epsilon 3 daily. I think Epsilon3 is a good knowledge base tool for procedures. It’s really helpful because it breaks down each article into clear, simple steps. This can be especially useful for new team members as it makes it easier to learn and follow the process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’m not a fan of the interface (it looks a little old) and the procedure titles with the codes can be a bit confusing which makes it harder to search for the right knowledge base and is a little time consuming.

While it can be helpful for new hires, it can be frustrating for senior team members. The procedure sections are not searchable until they are opened, so using ctrl+f doesn’t always work correctly unless each section containing the specific keyword is opened first. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like epsilon3 because it has step by step guides on how to solve a problem, or how to perform a task. I use it a couple times per week, because the job that I'm working, requires me to research information in this platform. It is quite easy to use, because the search engine is pretty good, and its easy to find topics that I want. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think Epsilon3 sometimes lacks the simplicity, it is quite complex and not very intuitive at first, when you just start using it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Running the procedures, when built right, it's really easy to understand the steps that you have to take. It's really good for Customer Support, guides are intergrated really great and easy to use. I use the app every single day with no issues at all. There's millions of features that you can implement like adding numbers, it calculating for you. Seems like it was really easy to implement the app to our company. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the app works a bit slower, nothing too big but just a note. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- clear and straight forward signature loop

- time stamped steps, etc work well

- great capability to export the time stamps for data analysis later

- typed notes much faster and neater than our old method of e-pdf with e-pen scribbles. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- can't seem to make a comment which NEEDs to be reviewed/signed. As in, a comment which is a dependency to a whole card being signed (minor thing)

- browsing for the procedures / runs isn't the easiest, luckily the search works well enough

- sometimes hard to find the procedure and not the run.

- would be great to have the flight test limitations section as hyperlinks to our jira boards where they detail the limitations (this might be up to the test card creator, i can't tell) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

i really enjoy how it interfaces with the user with the planning is completed. it is user friendly and I also enjoy that it is not difficult to learn how to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would really love it if the checkboxes to make sure users have read the steps were on the right side instead of the left. The reason behind this is that it forces the user to completely read the steps rather than click it when it is on the left side. I also would like Epsilon3 to have the capanility to have different fonts and colors for the wording. There are times I want to highlight a step or a value and I cannot bold, italicize, underline, color the words in green or red.

Also when I am inputing data values from procedures and I have to look at about 50 runs on the same procedure this is very difficult. i want to run a procedure with a specific name or number so when i look through all the data it is easy to see which one it is rather than me geussing based ont he time it ran. I also want to see who started the run on that procedure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.