Migrate your Upvio data
AI-powered telehealth and practice management platform for solo and group healthcare practices, featuring camera-based vitals scanning and remote monitoring.
In its favor
Why people choose Upvio
The signal that keeps Upvio on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Comprehensive all-in-one feature set combining scheduling, video calls, secure messaging, forms, and client portal under one subscription reduces tool sprawl for small practices.
AI-powered vitals scanning via any camera eliminates the need for dedicated wearable hardware, appealing to telehealth providers seeking low-friction patient monitoring.
Broad practitioner specialty coverage across 20+ healthcare verticals makes the platform adaptable for solo practitioners and group practices alike.
Native integrations with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, PayPal, Stripe, and Zapier simplify connectivity with existing practice tools.
Unlimited appointments, video calls, FaceScans, and patient records on paid plans removes per-transaction anxiety for high-volume practices.
Complex initial setup and calendar integration configuration create significant onboarding friction, especially for non-technical solo practitioners.
Poor customer support quality and limited training materials leave customers stranded when configuration issues arise.
Expensive add-on services beyond the base plan inflate total cost of ownership, with add-on fees not disclosed in the core pricing page.
Steep learning curve for the forms builder and workflow customization requires dedicated time investment that smaller teams cannot absorb.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Upvio
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Upvio. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Upvio fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
Upvio pricing overview
Upvio uses a subscription model with plans starting at $39 per month for the base tier. Enterprise tier is custom-priced and adds white-label functionality, unlimited sandboxes, and workflow customization. AI scan usage is credit-based and billed on top of the subscription, with no per-feature hidden fees advertised at the base plan level.
Base Plan
Tier 1 of 2
Starting from $39.00/month
What's included
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What gets migrated
Upvio object support
Object-by-object support for Upvio migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Patients
Fully supportedPatient records are the central object in Upvio's data model. We map standard fields (name, contact, date of birth, medical history notes) directly to the destination CRM's contact or patient object. Custom properties on patient records require field-level mapping before transfer.
Practitioners
Fully supportedPractitioner profiles include credentials, specialty, and availability settings. We transfer practitioner records as users or staff records in the destination system, preserving role and department assignments where supported.
Appointments
Fully supportedAppointment records include datetime, duration, practitioner, patient, status, and type. We map appointment records to the destination's calendar or bookings object, preserving the original scheduling data. Recurring appointment series are exported as individual records and rebuilt as recurring patterns on the destination if that feature is supported.
FaceScans
Mapping requiredFaceScan records store the biometric image capture and associated metadata. These are proprietary Upvio objects tied to the Vitals AI pipeline. We export FaceScan metadata and preserve scan timestamps and session IDs, but the raw image data and AI-processed results must be treated as structured JSON blobs requiring destination-specific parsing.
Vitals Results
Mapping requiredVitals AI generates health marker results (heart rate, blood pressure trends, HRV, stress indicators) as AI-processed output. These live in a proprietary JSON schema unique to Upvio's computer-vision pipeline. We extract and flatten the key health metrics into standard fields where possible, but AI confidence scores and raw signal data require manual review post-migration.
Forms and Questionnaires
Mapping requiredForms are used for intake, intake history, and patient questionnaires. We export form structure and response data. Complex conditional logic, branching rules, and custom validation settings may not transfer automatically and must be rebuilt on the destination platform.
Messages and Conversations
Mapping requiredSecure messaging between practitioners and patients is stored as threaded conversations. We export message content, timestamps, sender, and recipient. Attachments and inline media must be exported separately and re-linked in the destination.
Video Consultations
Mapping requiredVideo consultation records track session metadata (participant, duration, start/end time) rather than the recording itself. Where a recording exists, we flag it for separate file export. Session links and Zoom/Meet integration tokens are not portable.
Client Portal Settings
Mapping requiredClient portal configurations define what patients can access and how. We export the portal configuration as structured data. White-label settings, custom branding, and domain configurations require manual reconstruction on the destination.
Invoices and Billing Records
Mapping requiredBilling records include invoice amounts, payment status, and transaction history linked to appointments. We export billing records as line items or invoice objects. Integration-linked payment records (Stripe, PayPal) may not transfer with payment status intact and should be reconciled post-migration.
Custom Workflows
Not in this platformCustomized workflows and automations within Upvio are platform-specific configurations that do not export via API. We document the existing workflow logic during discovery so it can be manually rebuilt on the destination platform.
White Label Configurations
Not in this platformWhite label functionality including custom domain, branding, and subdomain settings are stored in Upvio's infrastructure and cannot be exported. These must be manually reconfigured on the destination platform.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Patients | Fully supported | Patient records are the central object in Upvio's data model. We map standard fields (name, contact, date of birth, medical history notes) directly to the destination CRM's contact or patient object. Custom properties on patient records require field-level mapping before transfer. |
| Practitioners | Fully supported | Practitioner profiles include credentials, specialty, and availability settings. We transfer practitioner records as users or staff records in the destination system, preserving role and department assignments where supported. |
| Appointments | Fully supported | Appointment records include datetime, duration, practitioner, patient, status, and type. We map appointment records to the destination's calendar or bookings object, preserving the original scheduling data. Recurring appointment series are exported as individual records and rebuilt as recurring patterns on the destination if that feature is supported. |
| FaceScans | Mapping required | FaceScan records store the biometric image capture and associated metadata. These are proprietary Upvio objects tied to the Vitals AI pipeline. We export FaceScan metadata and preserve scan timestamps and session IDs, but the raw image data and AI-processed results must be treated as structured JSON blobs requiring destination-specific parsing. |
| Vitals Results | Mapping required | Vitals AI generates health marker results (heart rate, blood pressure trends, HRV, stress indicators) as AI-processed output. These live in a proprietary JSON schema unique to Upvio's computer-vision pipeline. We extract and flatten the key health metrics into standard fields where possible, but AI confidence scores and raw signal data require manual review post-migration. |
| Forms and Questionnaires | Mapping required | Forms are used for intake, intake history, and patient questionnaires. We export form structure and response data. Complex conditional logic, branching rules, and custom validation settings may not transfer automatically and must be rebuilt on the destination platform. |
| Messages and Conversations | Mapping required | Secure messaging between practitioners and patients is stored as threaded conversations. We export message content, timestamps, sender, and recipient. Attachments and inline media must be exported separately and re-linked in the destination. |
| Video Consultations | Mapping required | Video consultation records track session metadata (participant, duration, start/end time) rather than the recording itself. Where a recording exists, we flag it for separate file export. Session links and Zoom/Meet integration tokens are not portable. |
| Client Portal Settings | Mapping required | Client portal configurations define what patients can access and how. We export the portal configuration as structured data. White-label settings, custom branding, and domain configurations require manual reconstruction on the destination. |
| Invoices and Billing Records | Mapping required | Billing records include invoice amounts, payment status, and transaction history linked to appointments. We export billing records as line items or invoice objects. Integration-linked payment records (Stripe, PayPal) may not transfer with payment status intact and should be reconciled post-migration. |
| Custom Workflows | Not in this platform | Customized workflows and automations within Upvio are platform-specific configurations that do not export via API. We document the existing workflow logic during discovery so it can be manually rebuilt on the destination platform. |
| White Label Configurations | Not in this platform | White label functionality including custom domain, branding, and subdomain settings are stored in Upvio's infrastructure and cannot be exported. These must be manually reconfigured on the destination platform. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Upvio migrations
Issues we've hit on past Upvio migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
AI vitals scan results use a proprietary Upvio JSON schema
White-label and branding configurations do not export via API
Credit-based AI scan usage is not tracked as a migratable record
Calendar integrations use per-appointment tokens that are not portable
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | AI vitals scan results use a proprietary Upvio JSON schema |
| Medium | White-label and branding configurations do not export via API |
| Medium | Credit-based AI scan usage is not tracked as a migratable record |
| Medium | Calendar integrations use per-appointment tokens that are not portable |
Leaving Upvio?
Where Upvio customers move next
12 destinations Upvio can migrate to.
How a Upvio migration works
Four steps, Upvio-specific
Connect
Not publicly documented into Upvio. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Upvio-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Upvio quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Upvio rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
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