This article will review how to upload client photos to RxPhoto that were taken before or outside the RxPhoto app. Typically, an office would have these "old" photos stored either on their computer, or on their device (iPhone or iPad). If the photos you would like to upload are stored somewhere else, such as a DSLR SD card, you will need to upload the photos from your SD card to the computer before being able to upload them into your RxPhoto account.
If the old photos you would like to upload to RxPhoto are on your device (iPhone/iPad), see below:
Uploading Photos from Your Device (iPhone/iPad)
iPad
iPhone
The following steps will walk you through how to upload photos to a client record from your mobile device (iPhone/iPad). You may also
watch the video
at the end of this section:
Press to select the client record you would like to add photos to.
If the client is not yet in the RxPhoto client list, create the client first. (See
"Create a New Client"
for details.)
Press on the body area of the photo being uploaded. For example, 'Face-Frontal'.
On your viewfinder, press the "Upload" icon.
Select the photo from the Apple photo gallery.
Confirm in the RxPhoto client gallery that the photo uploaded successfully.
Uploading Photos from Your Computer
The following steps will walk you through how to upload photos to a client record from your computer. You may also
watch the video
at the end of this section:
Click on "Photo Actions" on the bottom right corner.
Click the "Upload" button. Upload multiple images at once by selecting multiple files.
Video Tutorial:
Large Batch Uploading
At this time, RxPhoto allows you to add photos to client records one client at a time. If you have a large amount of data across many clients, this may seem like an inordinate task. In order to successfully upload your photos to the correct client records, it is recommended to do this in small portions at a time. For instance, take a look at your client schedule for next week, or tomorrow, and only upload the old photos for those particular clients. This way, you are uploading small batches, and over time you will have the majority of your old client photos uploaded into your RxPhoto client records.
There are also third party providers that have custom built solutions for migrating large amounts of data. The cost ranges from ~$2000-$7000 due to many factors. If you would like an introduction to one of these third party solutions, please contact RxPhoto at
support@rxphoto.com.
Summary
There are several ways to upload photos taken outside the RxPhoto App to an RxPhoto client record:
From the RxPhoto App if the photos are stored on your device (iPhone/iPad)
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