Extract and Transform your data for Gallery
When you’re moving legacy data to Epic Gallery, the details of your extraction and conversion approach matter.
Some programs are limited to certain legacy DMS platforms. Others require on-premise infrastructure, third-party tools, or offshore resources. And differences in experience can mean significant differences in project speed.
Here’s how our FastLane program stacks up against the competition.
| FastLane | Other Programs | |
|---|---|---|
| Extracts and converts from any legacy DMS | Yes. Can extract and convert from any legacy DMS environment, including OnBase, ChartMaxx, OpenText, M-Files, Box. | Limited. Programs are often built around a single legacy DMS platform |
| Hosted or on-prem | Both. Hosted or on-prem. with no data transfer appliance required. | Limited. On-prem only, or limited and indirect ability to work with hosted environments. |
| Third party involvement | No. Proprietary methodology uses no third party tools, meaning no additional BAA obligations and PHI never leaves your environment. | Yes. Utilizes third party tools, adding vendors, contracts, and more BAA obligations that come with added security review.. |
| Domestic extraction and conversion team | Yes. US-based team performs every step, so data and process stay accountable under US law. | No. Some offshore resources used, extending the chain of custody for your data. |
| Legacy DMS expertise | High. Veteran DMS and Epic professionals aren’t learning on the job. | Low. Teams have limited legacy platform experience and many are cutting their teeth on early projects. |
| Speed | Fast.In-house legal time turns contracts around quickly, then we offer kickoff within two weeks of signing. Extraction runs around-the-clock. | Slower. Back-and-forth contract process delays timeto-start. With less experience, delays, bottlenecks, and complications stall progress. |
See how Quoris’ FastLane team took on 32.5M documents, spanning HIM, clinical, revenue cycle, and patient financials data, and completed bulk extraction nearly 60 days ahead of schedule.
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