Answers to the questions we hear most from acquisition teams, implementation leaders, and operations executives evaluating an Applied Epic data conversion.
FAQ
It's the process of moving your agency's data — clients, policies, contacts, activities, and related records — from a source system or database into Applied Epic. A full conversion covers backup restoration, extraction, mapping, cleanup, BOB-ready file preparation, import execution, and reconciliation.
The Book of Business (BOB) Import Utility is Applied Epic's structured process for importing client, policy, and related records using files that must match specific column names, ordering, and formatting requirements.
A BOB import uses Applied Epic's Book of Business Import Utility for structured file-based imports. OldNew mapping is a mapping-engine approach that translates source codes and structures to Applied Epic equivalents. A full system conversion is a broader engagement spanning multiple data domains and coordinated import phases. We'll help you figure out the right approach based on your source system, backup, and scope.
Yes. We coordinate the backup requirements, secure transfer, and restoration of your source database as part of the conversion, then assess its structure before extraction begins.
Both. Depending on your engagement, we prepare BOB-ready files for your team to import, run the import process directly, or do both alongside reconciliation and exception resolution.
Yes. We extend your existing internal or Applied Systems implementation team by taking on the technical conversion workload — backup restoration, extraction, mapping, BOB preparation, import execution, and reconciliation.
We act as your fractional database administrator and Applied Epic conversion team for the engagement, giving you the technical capacity without hiring or building a permanent internal department.
We work with a range of insurance agency management systems and structured data exports. We'll confirm compatibility and any unique considerations for your specific source system during scoping.
Depending on scope, this can include clients/accounts, contacts, policies, lines of business, carriers/companies, employees/producers, activities, claims, attachments/documents, locations, vehicles/drivers, certificates, and accounting-related data. Your actual scope depends on the engagement.
We reconcile every conversion against source counts, output counts, successes, failures, exclusions, and exceptions, and support a first-run verification review alongside your implementation stakeholders.
We capture and document failures and exceptions rather than silently dropping them. We correct actionable issues and prepare a rerun file; anything we can't resolve gets documented as an explicit exclusion or exception in your handoff package.
Yes. We build dependable conversion capacity across your acquisition pipeline, handling varied source systems, standardized intake, and consistent reconciliation across multiple deals.
Earlier is generally better. Bringing us in during diligence or shortly after close lets us assess your source data early and surface data-quality issues before they become post-close surprises.
Generally: confirmation of your source system, an understanding of the available backup or export, the data domains you want converted, your target Applied Epic environment, and your timeline. We'll walk through specifics on a scoping review.
We confirm data-handling specifics as part of scoping, based on the controls appropriate to your engagement. Ask us for our current data-handling overview during a conversion review.
Timeline depends on your source system, data volume, number of domains in scope, and backup availability. Rather than quote a generic timeframe, we give you a project-specific estimate after reviewing your scope during a conversion review.
More questions? Read the full Applied Epic Conversion FAQ.
Whether you need overflow capacity for one acquisition or a repeatable conversion partner across an active pipeline, we'll help you define the scope, inspect the source data, and build a practical path into Applied Epic.
Built for insurance agencies, brokerages, aggregators, and acquisition teams that need experienced conversion capacity without building another internal department.