Integrations & Portability

Data Portability & Record Migration

Import legacy patient records, appointments, and encounters via a 5-step CSV migration wizard, and export structured clinical datasets.

Medaius Clinical Team
Last updated: September 2026

Medaius guarantees complete data ownership and data portability. Clinics transitioning from legacy software, hospital spreadsheets, or paper charts can migrate records seamlessly using our built-in Data Management suite.


1. The 5-Step CSV Import Wizard

Under Admin → Data Management, clinic administrators can import up to 1,000,000 records per job:

Data Management & 5-Step CSV Import Wizard

The 5 Guided Steps:

  1. Upload:
    • Select the target Entity Type: Users, Patients, Encounters, Clinical Notes, Appointments, Documents, Allergies, or Medications.
    • Download the official CSV Template for your selected entity type.
    • Drag and drop your .csv spreadsheet file into the upload zone.
  2. Map Fields: Match your custom spreadsheet column headers to standard Medaius clinical database fields.
  3. Validate: The automated validation engine checks email formats, phone numbers, birth dates, and identifies potential duplicates.
  4. Approve: Review staged records with error summaries before committing them to the live database.
  5. Done: Records are safely promoted to active clinical tables.

Recent Imports Audit Ledger

On the right-hand panel, administrators can track all previous import batches:

  • Status badges: promoted (live in database), staged (ready to map/approve), or failed (exceeds capacity or formatting errors).
  • Safety undo window: Promoted imports can be undone within 7 days if errors are detected post-migration.

2. Exporting Clinical Data

Medaius ensures you are never locked into a single platform:

  • Click the Export button in the top right of Data Management.
  • Export full patient rosters, appointment logs, or billing summaries into standard CSV format.
  • Generate comprehensive FHIR-compliant clinical summaries or PDF charts directly from individual patient records.

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