Dental data conversion, engineered for Epic Wisdom.

ERUPT Studio is a conversion engineering platform designed to streamline the analysis, transformation, validation, and delivery of legacy dental data into Epic Wisdom-compatible conversion outputs. It is proprietary software owned by Anders Consulting LLC and used in conversion engagements—not a public self-serve product.

ERUPT Studio demonstrates the technology, intellectual property, and operating discipline Anders Consulting brings to dental and Wisdom conversion work. Engagements use the platform to make conversion repeatable, inspectable, and auditable.

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Currently: Available for Consulting

From legacy EDR to Wisdom-compatible output

The platform is used inside Anders Consulting engagements. It is not offered here as a public self-serve subscription.

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Legacy EDR

Dentrix, axiUm, Eaglesoft, NextGen, and other source systems

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Extraction

Configurable source queries and discovery

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ERUPT Studio

Mappings, workflows, run management

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Validation

Technical checks, inspection, audit trail

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Epic Wisdom

Conversion-ready outputs

Capabilities

  • Configurable source queries
  • Reusable transformation logic
  • Data mappings
  • Modular conversion workflows
  • Validation tooling
  • Auditability
  • Conversion run management
  • Output inspection
  • Configurable import specifications
  • Conversion logging
  • Reusable source-system methodologies

Conversion data types

AnatomyFindingsPeriodontal examsExisting / completed treatmentPlanned / outstanding treatmentDocuments, where applicable

Source-system experience

Jordan has conversion experience involving the systems below. Naming them describes prior work, not a partnership or product endorsement.

DentrixDentrix AscendaxiUmEaglesoftNextGenWinOMSeClinicalWorks

Intellectual property, used in the work

ERUPT Studio is proprietary software owned by Anders Consulting LLC. Its purpose on this site is to show the conversion discipline behind the consulting practice: configurable logic, inspectable runs, and reusable source-system methods instead of a folder of one-off scripts.