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Epsitec

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Epsitec SA, a Swiss software publisher based in Yverdon-les-Bains, has been serving its clients for over 40 years. The company's team of around thirty skilled individuals is dedicated to developing its flagship products: Cresus, a management software tailored to Swiss legislation, and Odontos, a comprehensive solution for dental professionals. Cresus automates invoice management, payroll, and overall accounting for SMEs, fiduciaries, associations, and public entities. On the other hand, Odontos is designed for dentists, orthodontists, hygienists, and dental technicians to manage practices or laboratories from appointment scheduling to invoicing.

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