The tool is stable as long as the vendor does not make any changes in the cloud. They have very funny bugs. If they make a major change, we can't print the reports. The reports contain funny values. It is not a major issue. They provide 24/7 assistance.

It is stable. I haven't faced any issues till now.

Epicor is very stable today.   The company has done a lot of work in recent years to substantially improve performance and the difference is noticeable.   

Epicor ERP is a stable solution.

I've been through the whole journey with Epicor 9, and then Epicor 10, and now into 11. Epicor 9 was really unstable. Customers cannot get over the fact that they keep on putting a lot of power on the hardware, and just cannot solve the performance issues on Epicor 9.

There's a combination of Progress and Microsoft Stack going on inside there, and that was causing a lot of performance issues. It looks like a very innovative solution at that point in time, yet there are a massive amount of performance issues. When we went to Epicor 10, we moved to a full Microsoft Stack. Still, lots of the stability issues in the early versions of 10 only improved after 10.2.

Version 10.2 seems quite okay. They sort of stabilized everything. I really don't know about other ERP systems, however, when we talk about Epicor's, every time they launch a new release, its tendency is to be quite unstable.

Epicor ERP is highly stable.

It is stable in English. I would like to see the stability also in Spanish when it comes available.

No relevance but I recommend, despite it being a mid-market oriented ERP, to have the production environment completely separated into different servers (not only databases but also the application too) so you can test new releases frequently.

There were no issues with the stability.

The stability is very good.

Yes, we would get crashes relatively often.