
Fleet managers using Epyx or R2C Online should keep a close eye on their development following a proposed change of ownership.
OEConnection has agreed to acquire Epyx, R2C Online and Business Gateway from Corpay. The businesses provide technology supporting servicing, maintenance, repair, workshop and compliance processes across the UK fleet sector.
There is no reason for fleets to assume immediate disruption. However, ownership changes can eventually influence integrations, functionality, supplier networks, and commercial arrangements.
Managers using the platforms should document which business-critical processes depend on them and ensure access to maintenance histories and operational data remains clear.
It is also worth asking suppliers about future product roadmaps once the transaction progresses.
The deal could create opportunities if broader aftersales expertise leads to better integration between fleets, workshops and repair networks.
For users, the immediate action is monitoring rather than changing supplier. Understanding how deeply the systems are embedded within SMR processes will make it easier to assess any future changes on their operational merit.
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