Prepare to Migrate
The Noah ES Data Migrator tool will copy and securely transfer data to Noah ES
The Migrator tool uses nhax files exported from Noah System, you can have one file or several files from different computers and different offices
The export MUST come from Noah version 4.13
For locations with large Noah databases, you will be warned when exporting if you are trying to export more that 5000 patient records. If you have more than 5000 patient records, break down the export to multiple enhax files where each export is under 5000 records. More information is found here:
When you export the files from Noah System, choose the secure option of encrypting with a password, the same password should be used for each export that will be moved to the Noah ES account
Migrate the eNhax files to Noah ES
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Download the Noah ES Migrator Tool from this page, download found belowdirectly above. Unzip the file and run “NoahESDataMigratorGUI.exe” file
Launch the Migrator tool NoahESDataMigratorGUI.exe as Administrator
Select either Production US or Production EU based on your location
Verify that the Time Zone listed matches the time zone of your location
Enter the password used to encrypt the eNhax export file
Click Select files and browse to your nhax file location, upload file/s for migration
Click Start, you will be prompted to login to your Noah ES account
you will not see Noah ES open, just the message that you have been logged in
once logged in, click back on the Migrator Tool
Click Start, the upload and migration will begin, progress will be shown under Status and Files in the tool
Behind the scenes, a copy of the file(s) is created in the c:\Program Data\HIMSA\Noah\NoahESUpload\Files directory
The original source file(s) is not deleted
The copy of a file is deleted when the tool is finished with it
You can leave the Noah ES Data Migrator open to view progress details or close and relaunch later to check the status
Verify the data was moved successfully
In the Noah ES Data Migrator you can see when the migration is complete under Status and Files.
The number of files uploaded and number of patient records migrated is recorded.
If any errors occurred or the number of patients processed is not 100%, there is a log and error report that can be generated.
