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Data migration: migrating from Sycle

A full breakdown of what Suno migrates from Sycle OMS, what is not included, and how to prepare before your go-live date.

Written by Jay Sharma

Migrating from Sycle OMS moves your patient records, appointments, financial history, and clinical documentation into Suno before your go-live date. This guide covers exactly what is and is not migrated, and what you need to do to prepare.


Two-phase migration

Sycle migrations run in two phases. Phase 1 migrates your product catalog and patient demographics from Sycle Classic exports. Phase 2 migrates your transactional data — appointments, billing, and chart notes — from Sycle Pro database views. Both phases complete before your go-live date.

Note: Some records in Sycle are intentionally skipped during migration — for example, archived records and duplicate appointments at the same date and time. These are expected and are not errors.


What we migrate

Staff

  • Names, email addresses, roles, NPI numbers, and permission groups

Patients

  • Demographics — name, date of birth, preferred name, sex, title, suffix

  • Contact information — up to four phone numbers, email address, and primary address

  • Patient status (Active, Inactive, Archived)

  • Marital status, employment status, and employer

  • HIPAA waiver signed status

  • Preferred provider, preferred clinic, and preferred language

  • Referring physician and referral source

  • Hearing loss diagnosis and last audiogram date

  • Do-not-call, do-not-text, do-not-email, and do-not-mail flags

  • Patient tags (custom groups from Sycle)

  • Emergency and guardian contacts

  • Patient eDocs — electronic documents and files attached to a patient in Sycle (such as PDFs) are migrated and stored against the patient in Suno

Appointments

  • Date, time, duration, clinic, assigned staff, and appointment type

  • Appointment status, notes, referral source, and companion details

  • Schedule blocks, if requested

Products and pricing

Product type

What is included

Hearing aids

Model, manufacturer, style, technology, retail price, cost, warranty, loss and damage warranty, CPT code, active status

Batteries

Brand, size, quantity per pack, retail price, cost, active status

Accessories (incl. Remotes and Receivers)

Description, manufacturer, price, CPT code, active status

Services

Description, price, CPT code

Service plans and warranties

Description, duration, price

Earmolds

Description, price, warranty

Repairs

Description, price

Dispensed devices

  • Model, manufacturer, style, technology, serial number, ear, and purchase date

  • Warranty, extended warranty, and loss and damage warranty dates

  • Battery type; most recent active device per ear automatically flagged

Financial records

  • Invoices — date, clinic, provider, payer type, and totals

  • Line items — products and services, including ear side, serial number, returned and delivered flags

  • Payments — date, method, and amount

  • Write-offs and insurance adjustments (migrated as separate records)

  • Refunds (migrated as separate records)

  • Invoice status — invoices in your AR Aging report are marked In Billing; zero-balance invoices are marked Completed

Note: If your practice uses QuickBooks, financial migration data will need to be synced to QuickBooks separately after go-live. Your onboarding specialist will coordinate this.

Clinical documentation

  • Appointment chart notes, general patient notes, billing notes, and additional appointment notes

Hearing tests

  • Audiogram test results per ear — loss level, loss type, loss shape, and audiogram data points

  • Test date and linked appointment, where available

  • Loss levels are converted from Sycle's 0–9 scale to Suno's 0–6 scale automatically

Insurance policies

  • Insurer, member ID, group number, plan name, copay, deductible, and estimated benefit

  • Priority (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary) and policyholder relationship

  • Medicare and Medicaid policies are automatically set to Self relation

Administrative data

  • Referring physicians, referral sources, appointment types, and callbacks (migrated as patient tasks)


What we do not migrate

  • Staff passwords — every staff member will have a new account setup in Suno

  • System configuration — workflow settings, custom form layouts, and report templates

  • Audiogram image files — scanned audiograms and PDFs; structured audiogram result data is migrated

  • Patient photos — not migrated from Sycle

  • Loan line items — loaner device records in Sycle are excluded

  • Insurance claim submission history — ERA/EOB files and clearinghouse records

  • Hearing aid programming data — fitting software files (e.g., Noah files)

  • Custom report definitions

  • Archived and deleted records


Before you begin

  1. Export your data from Sycle — your onboarding specialist will guide you through both the Classic CSV export and the Pro database view export.

  2. Confirm staff email addresses are current — these are used to create Suno accounts.

  3. Confirm clinic names — if your Sycle clinic names differ from what is set up in Suno, let your specialist know in advance.

  4. Export your AR Aging report close to your migration date — this is used to correctly set invoice statuses.

  5. Notify your team — staff will receive a Suno invite to set up their account; passwords do not transfer.


Still need help?

If you have questions about what will or will not be migrated from Sycle, contact Suno Support with your clinic name and we'll be happy to help.

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