The EBS Suite — Everything After the Sale
EBS Pulse
Every Monday at 9 AM, one phone-first email: how the week went, in plain English — no dashboard, no login, no digging.
Part of the EBS Suite — fourteen tools for everything after the sale, run from one HQ.
The Problem
Your Numbers Exist. You Just Never See Them.
The week's story — sales, ticket average, what sold, what your loyalty program did — sits inside dashboards you open only when something already feels wrong.
By then the number has been moving for weeks. Reporting apps rate 3.27–3.65 stars in the Clover App Market, and most reporting still waits for you to come dig it out.
Pulse brings the numbers to you instead: one email, Monday at 9 AM, written in plain English.
How It Works
Proven Before It Sends. Read in a Minute.
Step 1
The Week Closes
Pulse gathers the week from your own suite books: sales, orders, members, gift card liability — counted the way the console shows.
Step 2
The Edition Is Proven
Every edition passes a proof step before it sends — seven of seven checks on the latest Demo Cuts edition — so the numbers you read are the numbers that tie out.
Step 3
Monday, 9 AM, Your Phone
One phone-first email lands: how the week went, what moved, and a red-flag line if a number moved hard. No login. No digging.
What It Does
The Week, in Plain English.
Sales vs. Last Week
The headline comparison, up front — with ticket average and top products under it.
Loyalty and Gift Cards, Counted
Regulars joins and rewards, and your gift card liability, ride the same edition — counted from the same books.
The Red-Flag Line
When a number moves hard, the edition flags it in red — you see the move the week it happens, not the month after.
Proven Before It Sends
A proof step runs its checks on every edition before release; held or failed editions surface in the console, never in your inbox.
Deliveries on the Record
Every edition's delivery is logged in the console — what sent, when, and to whom.
Honest About Its Limits
Pulse's own reports name what Pulse cannot measure — the snapshot only claims what its sources prove.
Who It's For
For Owners Who Run the Week, Not the Dashboard.
If your office is a truck cab, a kitchen pass, or the chair next to the register, Pulse was built for your Monday. It fits every trade EBS serves:
Pricing
Published Pricing. No Tiers, No Surprises.
EBS Pulse — $14.95/mo per location, standalone.
Included at no extra cost for EBS processing clients.
Pairs with EBS Reviews: Pulse + Reviews, $24.95/mo for both, standalone.
EBS processing: Interchange + 0.50% + a per-sale fee by average ticket — $0 under $25 · $0.05 at $25–$50 · $0.10 at $50+ · $35/mo flat.
Every suite tool is set up with you, not sold off a shelf — mapped to your counter in a free Business Review.
Questions
Asked at the Counter.
When does Pulse arrive?
Every Monday at 9 AM, by email — one phone-first edition covering the week just closed. No dashboard to open, no login, no digging.
What's in it?
Sales vs. last week, ticket average, top products, Regulars joins and rewards, and gift card liability — plus a red-flag line when a number moves hard.
Where do the numbers come from?
Your own suite books — the same sources the console shows, counted the same way. Every edition passes a proof step before it sends, and the console keeps the delivery record.
What if a number looks wrong?
The console shows the edition, its proof panel, and its sources — and Pulse's own reports name what Pulse cannot measure, so the snapshot never claims more than it can prove.
What does it cost?
$14.95/mo per location standalone — and for EBS processing clients the price is waived: Pulse is included at no extra cost with your processing. It also pairs with EBS Reviews at $24.95/mo for both, standalone.
Not Sure Where the Gap Is?
Not Sure Your Numbers Are the Gap?
Eight statements, one score, and a straight read on what to fix first — your numbers, your follow-up, your reviews, or your website.
Free Business Review
Everything After the Sale — Start With Monday Morning.
Tell us how you read your week today — a dashboard, a gut feel, or not at all — and we will map EBS Pulse, and the rest of the suite, to your counter in a free Business Review.