As of the vendor's current site (retrieved 2026-10-30), SQL-based T-Med Database licenses are one-time purchases: $1,900 individual user, $2,400 for 3 users, $2,900 for 5 users, and $3,600 for unlimited users. Licensing is concurrent-user based, and annual support subscriptions are sold separately.
Platform is available as an on-premise solution.
Vendor works with small to midsize companies across multiple industries.
SBS T-Med Database is business process management software that tracks employee roles and responsibilities. The platform allows users to manage employee training records, define job descriptions and measure employee training effectiveness.
The software provides businesses with tools to build a Quality Management System (QMS/ eQMS), scan and link class rosters and conduct thorough periodic evaluations. Additionally, the platform assists companies with determining training processes, defining certification, and re-certification requirements and archiving training, and certification test results. SBS T-Med Database also provides companies with tools to create certification checklists, define user privileges and email reports directly to employees to create a paperless system.
Sunday Business Systems was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.
It is aimed at small companies in FDA-regulated industries, particularly medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers, that need ISO 13485 and 21 CFR Part 11 compliant employee training, certification and re-certification management. The vendor positions its separate SBS Training Database for manufacturing, aerospace and service industries instead.
Not publicly disclosed. The vendor notes the product can be installed on a local server or delivered via its Cloud QMS solution, and a free demo and tutorials are available for evaluation, but no implementation timeline is published.
The vendor describes it as a simple, low-cost solution and provides a free demo plus tutorials covering set-up, use, and tips and tricks. No independent usability data was retrieved, so ease of use beyond the vendor's claims is not publicly disclosed.
Last reviewed: October 30, 2026