External imaging exchange, re-engineered
OnyeSync is the network-agnostic workspace for sending a complete imaging study—or requesting one back—without CDs, portal-chasing, or forcing everyone into the same network.
Built for imaging centers & referral practicesNo PACS replacement required
Review Route Track
One platform. Two must-win workflows.
The software is shared. The moment of value is not. Choose the workflow that starts with your team’s real operational friction.
For imaging centers
Move a clinically complete imaging package to the patient or provider who needs it—without burning a CD, shipping a disk, or waiting on another portal.
The exchange breaks down at the edge.
OnyeSync is not a PACS replacement and it is not another closed network. It is the exchange layer for the situations where the people, systems, or locations on the other side are not already connected.
Burning, mailing, and carrying a disk is not a modern care-coordination workflow.
Outside-network exchange turns staff into credential managers and follow-up specialists.
An image without the report creates another chase—and another delay to care.
The operational proof
When the study needs to move outside the usual channel, there should be a visible owner, a clear state, and a next action—not a series of reminders and assumptions.
Make the DICOM study, associated report, patient/study context, and clinical notes visible as one exchangeable object.
Know what is uploading, ready, sent, delivered, accessed, fulfilled, expired, failed, or cancelled.
Use organization-scoped roles, traceable activity, and policy-controlled recipient access from the start.
A pilot designed to create evidence
The best first step is narrow enough to start now and real enough to show the operational difference.
A recurring CD workflow, external provider send, or difficult imaging-center request.
Clarify the study owner, recipient, exception path, and the evidence your team needs.
Start with a bounded, real-life exchange—not a broad platform migration.
Track completed exchanges, package completeness, fulfillment, access, and staff effort.
Ready when the next external handoff is not.