Connect each site appropriately
A local PawPacs Node connects imaging devices to the central infrastructure through a VPN. Device types, connections and DICOM destinations are checked for each site.
PACS for multiple sites
A clinic group needs access to the right studies even when scanning and image review happen in different places. PawPacs connects local devices to your agreed archive model with appropriate user rights.
From €250 net per PACS per month, including 1 TB of primary storage. A 14-day trial is available on request. Pricing and options

A local PawPacs Node connects imaging devices to the central infrastructure through a VPN. Device types, connections and DICOM destinations are checked for each site.
Shared or separate PACS instances are planned around your organisation and responsibilities. Adding a site does not automatically grant it access to all data.
Define which teams can see which studies and who can manage external shares. Storage, backup and support are quoted for your required scope.
Example workflow · CT
A clinic acquires a CT study. An authorised radiologist needs to review the complete series from another workstation.
An illustrative workflow using existing product features, not a customer case study. Device connectivity and required modules are checked before use.
The device transfers DICOM data directly to the agreed destination or through a local PawPacs Node with a VPN connection. The transfer path is tested together.
The clinic checks the import and patient assignment. The explorer lets users find the study by patient, modality or date range.
An authorised user opens the study in a browser, selects a series and views the slices in MPR. The PawPacs viewer and OHIF integration both connect to the same archive.
A configured user account or a specific share in the optional customer-server module enables remote access. The recipient and expiry of the share are defined.
Operations & privacy
Check connectivity
We assess connectivity with your existing imaging equipment free of charge. The manufacturer, model and intended transfer workflow are enough for an initial assessment.
You receive an assessment of the connection path and any further information needed. Setup, device licences and any data migration are quoted separately afterwards.
Please do not send patient, owner or login details. The manufacturer's DICOM conformance statement helps with the technical assessment.