Most community oncology practices pay an outsourced services vendor to handle registry abstraction, trading cost predictability and data ownership for staffing convenience. Onvera changes the math: the same software whether your registrars run it or ours do, with the data staying in your instance either way.
Side by side
How they compare
Today's default
Outsourced services
Modern alternative
Onvera Registry
What you're buying
Labor — credentialed CTRs working remotely on your cases
Software with abstraction automated, run by your registrars or by ours
Pricing model
Per-case or labor-based, scales unpredictably with volume
Annual platform fee, predictable by tier
Cost trajectory
Rises with your patient volume year over year
Flat — software economics, not labor economics
Data ownership
Abstracts and registry data live in the vendor's system
Every case, field and edit lives in your instance, yours to export
Accreditation timing
Dependent on the vendor's queue and case backlog
Real-time CoC 4.4–4.7 tracking, alerts before deadlines slip
Throughput limit
Capped by vendor's available CTR staffing
Each registrar abstracts 6× more cases per day
Source citations
Abstract delivered as final, no field-level reasoning
Every field traced to the exact line of the source document
NAACCR layout coverage
Standardized for the vendor's process
v22 through v25, every state, automatic per-state routing
Deployment
Onboarding window dictated by the vendor's capacity
Modern web platform — weeks, not quarters