The EBS Suite — Live Demos
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These are the real EBS Suite engines, running right now — stocked with fictional shops and sample data so you can walk both sides of the counter: what your customer sees, and the HQ you'd run it from. Nothing here can send a real message; every demo runs in staging with its sends captured.
Demo data — fictional shops, real software
Twelve working demos
Pick One And Try It
Every card opens the live tool in a new tab. Customer views need no sign-in. Owner HQs open with demo keys already in the link — the same boards a live shop's owner signs into.
Demo 01 — Reviews
EBS Reviews
After every order, the customer gets one ask — leave a public review, or tell the owner directly. The owner moderates what reaches the website wall.
Fictional shop: Demo Cuts Barbershop — five review requests out, four feedback notes in, two published to the wall.
Demo 02 — Order Watch
EBS Order Watch
The order desk for shops on EBS-built websites: every order in one inbox — new, preparing, shipped (tracking required), done — with returns intake and a live status page for the customer.
Fictional shop: Demo Threads Co. — five sample orders across every state, one return flagged.
HQ sign-in: any name · shop code DEMO26. This demo desk cannot send email — see the captured messages it would have sent.Demo 03 — Newsletter
EBS Newsletter
The shop's own email list: a hosted signup page with double opt-in, issues the owner approves before anything sends, honest daily batching, one-click unsubscribe.
Fictional shop: Demo Retail — twelve sample subscribers and a first issue waiting in draft.
Demo 04 — Waitlist
EBS Waitlist
The walk-in line on the customer's phone: join from the door, watch your place, get texted when you're close and when it's your turn. Staff see the number a paper sign-in sheet hides — walk-aways.
Fictional shop: Gentry Barbershop — a live-looking Saturday line: five waiting, two in the chair, a 28-minute measured pace.
Demo 05 — Pulse
EBS Pulse
The owner's Monday snapshot: sales vs. last week, Regulars movement, gift-card liability, abandoned carts — one glance-first email, graphics carrying the numbers.
Fictional shop: Demo Cuts Barbershop — a full sample week, every number invented and labeled sample inside the snapshot itself.
Demo 06 — Reminders
EBS Service Reminders
The shop logs the visit; the engine watches the calendar and the odometer, then sends the “you're due” note with a tap-to-book link — and a pay-by-text link the moment the work is done. Opt-outs are honored instantly.
Fictional shop: Demo Auto Spa — 4 customers on file, 2 due reminders captured (one by calendar, one by miles), a $349 job marked paid, and one customer's opt-out honored.
Demo 07 — Memberships
EBS Memberships
Care plans that bill themselves on schedule, count what each member has used, and hand a member whose card fails a one-tap fix page — plans and visit counts only, never a health record.
Fictional shop: Demo Dental Studio — 5 members on two care plans, $156 a month recurring, and one member mid-fix on a card that failed.
Demo 08 — Time Clock
EBS Time Clock
Staff clock in from their own phones with a personal link and PIN. Every tap lands in an owner-correctable event log, and a week past 40 hours gets a FLAG — hours only, never payroll.
Fictional shop: Demo Bean Cafe — a crew of 4: one 40.5-hour week wearing the FLAG, one correction by the owner, and one shift open right now.
Demo staff PIN: 2468 (Demo Dana). Hours and flags only — this demo has no pay data anywhere.Demo 09 — Truck Kit
EBS Truck Kit
A food truck's day, run from one page: where it's parked, until when, the menu, order-ahead by phone, and Regulars stamps for the line — plus an Expo mode for event days.
Fictional shop: Demo Taco Truck — live today at Veterans Plaza in Silver Spring until 6 PM, 5-item menu, 3 orders in ($73.50), gift cards on.
Demo 10 — Transportation Pack
EBS Transportation Pack
Reservations come in from the operator's own dispatch platform; the Pack handles confirmations, reminders with the deposit policy in plain words, ride-count loyalty, and monthly statements for contract accounts.
Fictional shop: Demo City Shuttle — 17 trips imported, October statements out to two contract accounts ($274 total), and one rider's 10th ride celebrated.
Demo 11 — Stock Watch
EBS Stock Watch
A watchdog, not a stock clerk: it compares the register against the storefront on schedule and raises its hand on mismatches, stale syncs, and items selling at zero — it never changes a count.
Fictional shop: Demo Goods Co. — one check raised 7 alerts, including a count that disagrees (14 vs 9) and an item selling at zero; one refund waits on a human decision.
Demo 12 — Order Watch — Watchdog
EBS Order Watch — Watchdog
For shops selling on storefronts EBS didn't build: the watchdog watches both sides and flags the exceptions — paid-but-missing, cancelled-but-open, stuck orders — takes return requests in, and never touches an order's state.
Fictional shop: Demo Vine Goods — 3 exceptions caught on the first sweep, 1 status update delivered to a customer, 1 return request open.
Built and run by Extraordinary Business Solutions — merchant services, payments, and growth. Questions about any of it: (202) 505-4332 · extraordinarybusinesssolutions.com. The full suite story is on the Suite page.