Healthcare01Patient access modernization
A hospital network moved 96 appointment and triage flows without pausing scheduling lines, keeping HIPAA-scoped attributes intact end to end.
Emscale is an enterprise migration platform that discovers, transforms, validates and deploys your entire Genesys Cloud contact center into Amazon Connect, with a full audit trail behind every change.
Every flow is re-drawn from screenshots. Every queue, prompt and variable is re-typed. Nothing is verifiable until it is live, and the only test environment is production.
avg. 3 slipped cutovers per programme · rework rate 31%
Connect both platforms once. Emscale reads your Genesys estate as structured data, converts every resource into its Amazon Connect equivalent, proves the result against the original before anything ships, and gives your team a reversible, fully logged deployment instead of a cutover gamble.
OAuth into the Genesys tenant and pull the full estate as structured data.
Convert each resource into its Connect equivalent with deterministic mapping rules.
Prove the converted estate against the source before a single flow is published.
Publish into the target instance in controlled waves, reversible at any point.
Seven engines work behind the pipeline. Select one to see what it does.
Where Genesys constructs have no one-to-one Connect equivalent, the mapper proposes the closest structural match, scores its confidence and records the rationale. Approved mappings become deterministic rules reused across the whole estate.
Where Genesys constructs have no one-to-one Connect equivalent, the mapper proposes the closest structural match, scores its confidence and records the rationale. Approved mappings become deterministic rules reused across the whole estate.
Discovery crawls the tenant and returns a complete, versioned inventory, including the orphaned flows, unused prompts and shadow queues that manual audits always miss.
The engine builds a directed graph of the entire estate, flows to modules, modules to queues, queues to hours, prompts to audio, Lambdas to attributes, then computes a deployment order where nothing publishes before its dependencies exist.
Structural diffing compares the converted estate against the source snapshot and blocks deployment on any unresolved variance, with the failing node named, not a generic error.
Define waves by business unit, region or risk. The platform publishes each wave against the resolved dependency order, pauses on the first anomaly, and holds the previous state ready.
The platform keeps an immutable snapshot of the target instance before each wave. If a wave misbehaves, restore the prior state per resource, per wave or in full: no carrier re-pointing, no manual undo.
Every discovery, mapping decision, approval, validation result and deployment action is written to an append-only log with actor, timestamp and diff, exportable for internal audit and regulator review.
Inbound, outbound, in-queue and secure call flows converted to Connect contact flows with branching, loops and error paths preserved.
Skills, priority, service level targets and routing method mapped to Connect queues and routing profiles.
TTS and recorded prompts migrated with language variants, deduplicated and re-referenced across flows.
Data actions rewired to Lambda invocations with request payloads and response parsing mapped to contact attributes.
Source audio transcoded to Connect-supported formats, checksummed and verified playable post-deployment.
Participant data and session variables translated to Connect contact attributes with type coercion rules.
Skill expressions, bullseye rings and overflow behaviour reproduced through routing profiles and queue priority.
Flow-scoped and global variables carried across with expression syntax rewritten for Connect.
Shared task logic converted once into modules and re-referenced, rather than duplicated per flow.
Schedules, holiday sets and time zones recreated as Connect hours of operation, verified per region.
Common sub-flows migrated as independent modules so a single fix propagates everywhere it is used.
Timeouts, no-input, no-match and system error branches migrated so failure behaviour matches the source exactly.
Six independent checks run against the converted estate on every build. All six must be green before the platform will publish anything to your Connect instance.
Native connections in both directions, so nothing has to be exported, edited by hand and re-uploaded.
Emscale runs against your tenants with scoped credentials and writes every action to an immutable log. No recordings, no customer PII, no shadow copies.
Healthcare01A hospital network moved 96 appointment and triage flows without pausing scheduling lines, keeping HIPAA-scoped attributes intact end to end.
Insurance02Fourteen years of accumulated claims routing, 210 attributes and 31 shared modules, consolidated and migrated in three deployment waves.
Financial services03Secure IVR flows with card authentication migrated under regulator observation, with the full audit export delivered the same week.
Government04A national service desk moved to Connect inside a fixed procurement window, with bilingual prompt sets validated line by line before release.
Answers on flow coverage, transformation rules, validation gates and running migrations safely against a production Amazon Connect instance.
The Migration Tool supports all Genesys Cloud Architect inbound flow types, including inbound call flows, inbound chat flows, and inbound message flows. Flow type coverage is validated during the import stage, and the transformation engine maps supported action sets accordingly.
The transformation engine handles divergent actions through configurable mapping rules. Actions with no direct equivalent are flagged in the transformation report with recommended Amazon Connect equivalents. Complex logic may require a Lambda stub, which the engine scaffolds automatically for developer completion.
Simple flows with standard routing and queue actions typically complete a full migration cycle: export, transform, validate, and deploy, in under 30 minutes. Complex flows with extensive data integrations and custom logic may require additional time for Lambda stub implementation and validation resolution. Full enterprise library migrations are structured as phased programs with wave planning support.
Yes. The migration dashboard supports multi-flow selection and batch export from the Genesys flow catalogue. Each flow is transformed and validated independently, with the option to deploy flows individually or as a coordinated batch after all pre-deploy checklists pass.
The deployment is blocked. The checklist report identifies the specific failed category, the failing resource reference, and the recommended resolution action. No partial deployment occurs. The fail-closed model ensures Amazon Connect is only updated with fully validated, deployment-ready contact flows.
Yes. Dry-run performs complete schema and reference validation against the live Amazon Connect inventory but makes no write operations. It is safe to run against production at any time and is recommended as standard practice before every deployment.
Audio prompts referenced in Genesys flows are identified during the pre-deploy checklist. The validation layer checks that corresponding prompts exist in Amazon Connect with the required encoding format. If prompts are missing, the checklist flags them before deployment so they can be uploaded to Amazon Connect before the flow goes live.
Yes. The REST API surface of the Migration Tool allows integration with GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or any CI/CD platform. Teams managing contact flow changes through version control can trigger migration jobs programmatically as part of their deployment pipeline.
Start with a read-only assessment of your Genesys estate. No changes, no commitment, just the real picture of what your migration involves.