A reporter that grows into your platform.

Your PACS stays exactly as it is. Sirona Reporter overlays on top of your current PACS using standard DICOM and HL7 interfaces. Your radiologists get a modern reporter with AI, your PACS stays in place, and you decide later whether and when to migrate to Sirona's full platform. There's no forced migration and no disruption to your PACS workflow.

Microsoft is retiring PowerScribe 360, with support ending in 2027, so every PowerScribe 360 practice needs a plan. But that doesn't mean you have to replace your entire PACS. Sirona Reporter lets you address the reporting piece immediately — with pixel-powered AI and modern cloud architecture — while keeping your PACS. This gives you breathing room to plan a full PACS migration on your timeline.

PowerScribe One is a text-based reporter — it transcribes your voice to text, then structures it into templates. Sirona Reporter ingests DICOM pixel data directly, so AI can work from the images while you read, with the radiologist reviewing and accepting everything that enters the report. A text-architecture reporter never sees the study.

A typical overlay go-live takes 1 to 4 months. Sirona uses standard DICOM and HL7 interfaces, so there's minimal custom engineering. Your PACS stays exactly where it is.

That's the whole idea. Start with Reporter-only today. When you're ready to modernize beyond just reporting, upgrade to the full platform (including viewer, worklist, PACS, and archive) with a single click. No re-implementation and no second reporter migration; if you move your archive too, that migration runs in the background. The reporter was always running on RadOS.

Sirona is an FDA Class II device company, and the reporter is part of a Class I device product. The Sirona Advanced Imaging Suite — multi-planar reconstruction and PET-CT fusion with quantitative SUV analysis — received FDA 510(k) clearance in October 2025. The reporter's AI is assistive and radiologist-in-the-loop; it is not a standalone FDA-cleared device.