Migrate from Tx Docs
Universal Migrator makes leaving Tx Docs easy.
What migrates from Tx Docs?
Universal Migrator transfers all the following data and more.
Firm Data
Practice Areas | |
Users |
Matters
Matters | |
Matter Notes | |
Matters <=> Participating Contact Relationships | |
Matters <=> Participating User Relationships |
Documents
Folders | |
Documents | |
Document Versions: Current Version |
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More Available on Request |
Contacts
Contacts | |
Contact Addresses: Email Addresses | |
Contact Addresses: Postal Addresses | |
Contact Addresses: Phone Numbers | |
Contact Notes |
Billing / AR
Invoices | |
Invoices <=> Contact Relationships | |
Invoices <=> Matter Relationships | |
Time Entries (Billed) | |
Time Entries (Unbilled) | |
Expense Entry Templates | |
Expense Entries (Billed) | |
Expense Entries (Unbilled) | |
Rate Classes | |
Rate Classes <=> Matter Relationships | |
Rate Classes <=> Participating User Relationships |
Tasks & To-Dos
Task Entries | |
Task Entries <=> Assigned to User Relationships | |
Task Entries <=> Related Matter Relationships |
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What a Migration Specialist Should Know
about
Tx Docs
Tx Docs is a:
Desktop-Based Application
This means Tx Docs typically runs as desktop software within the firm's office on employee PCs, however, some firms may use an IT provider that hosts Tx Docs on a remote server in a remote datacenter. In this scenario, firm members may RDP, TeamViewer, RemoteApp, or Screen Connect to a remote PC where they access Tx Docs. In this scenario, some people may say that Tx Docs runs 'in the cloud', however, it is really just a desktop application running on someone else's equipment.
Universal Migrator extracts data from Tx Docs via:
Database Connections
Tx Docs uses the following database backend:
Microsoft SQL Server
The following credentials are required:
Admin Tx Docs Credentials
The Migration Specialist will need an Administrator username and password into Tx Docs in order to extract your data.
Admin Credentials into the Tx Docs Database Server
The Migration Specialist will need the Administrator username and password into the Tx Docs database server in order to extract your data.
This should be the Administrator account and not another account that has administrative access.
Admin Credentials into the Tx Docs File Server
The Migration Specialist will need the Administrator username and password into the Tx Docs file server in order to extract your documents.
This should be the Administrator account and not another account that has administrative access.
The computer used to migrate from Tx Docs:
Can be located Anywhere
Because data is extracted from the Tx Docs database, the migration can be run from anywhere with access to a backup of the database.
Should be located near the Documents
Because Tx Docs is a desktop-based application, if documents are being transferred, the computer used for the migration should be near the same device that stores the documents.
The following people are required for a migration from Tx Docs:
Migration Specialist
The Migration Specialist is the person who will be performing this migration. They may be a member of Universal Migrator's own Internal Migration Team or any IT professional who has completed the Universal Consultant training program.
Firm Administrator
The Firm Administrator is a member of the law firm who can serve as a dedicated point of contact, make decisions, and answer any questions the Migration Consultant may have. This person should be readily available and is typically the managing partner or office manager of the firm.
Firm IT Administrator
The Firm IT Administrator is the person responsible for setting up and managing the firm's IT equipment. Sometimes this is an employee of the firm but usually this is an employee of a third-party IT services provider.
In order to migrate from Tx Docs:
The Firm Administrator must complete a User Mapping spreadsheet.
A member of the firm will need to complete a small spreadsheet mapping users from Tx Docs to users in the new system.
To migrate from Tx Docs, the Migration Specialist needs:
A Universal Migrator Subscription
Remote Access Software (if migrating Documents)
Migration tools for Tx Docs are available to:
Universal Migrator's Internal Migration Team
IT Professionals with an active Gold Migration Specialist certification
IT Professionals with an active Silver Migration Specialist certification
IT Professionals with an active Bronze Migration Specialist certification
What Should I Expect When Migrating?
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Migrate like MedTech.
Have you ever wondered how competing hospital systems running different software applications seamlessly transfer millions of complex medical records every single day?
Universal Migrator uses the same approach to facilitate seamless data migrations for law firms.
Zero Downtime.
Universal Migrator facilitates seamless migrations. You will never be unable to work and will always have access to all your data through the migration experience.
No Mistakes - No Human Error - Ever.
Universal Migrator uses a "playbook" to facilitate seamless migrations.
This means computers follow the exact same steps every single time.
Zero Headaches.
Universal Migrator has helped thousands of firms transition between platforms.
Our battle-tested experience guarantees a pain-free experience.
Universal Migrator transfers Big & Small Firms
Universal Migrator handles projects of all sizes.
1000+ Attorneys
300,000 Documents
100+ Staff
100+ Staff
4 Staff
8 Staff
800,000+ Documents
7 Locations
14 Locations
2 Locations
4 Locations
10,000,000+ Documents