Excel, CSV and Word
Patient files, appointment lists, document templates and structured history.
Timing depends on the source application, available exports, volume, attachments, duplicates and the amount of cleansing required. Cabinext audits the data first, then confirms a realistic scope and timeline before cutover.
Feasibility depends on export access and data quality. The audit identifies available formats before any commitment.
Patient files, appointment lists, document templates and structured history.
CSV, Excel, SQL or other exports supplied by the previous vendor or accessible to the practice.
Exports available from another application, subject to the practice’s rights and available formats.
Document migration may be possible after review; structured extraction can require additional work.
Data may be consolidated by practice, doctor or team after duplicate and separation-rule validation.
The practice may choose active patients, future appointments or a defined historical period only.
A structured database with clean exports can sometimes be migrated in a few days. A large, proprietary, incomplete or attachment-heavy source can require more preparation. The schedule is therefore defined after the audit rather than imposed in advance.
Identify sources, volumes, fields, attachments, duplicates, confidentiality constraints and priority data. The migration scope is agreed with the practice.
The practice supplies authorized exports. A working copy is prepared without modifying the original source. Temporary access is limited to migration personnel.
Normalize dates, phone numbers, identifiers, medicines and categories. Mapping rules are documented and anomalies are reported.
A validation environment lets the practice validate a sample and then the complete agreed scope before cutover.
After written validation, the final import is scheduled. The team receives training and enhanced support during stabilization.