How hard is it to move from Semble to Jump?

Moving from Semble is a structured import built into Jump. Patient records come across mapped to SNOMED CT rather than as document dumps, your invoice history and service catalogue transfer, and open tasks carry over. Because the data arrives coded, registers, recalls and prescribing checks work from day one instead of after months of tidying.

Will we lose booking, invoicing or the portal by switching?

No - the practice management layer comes with Jump too. Online booking (with full payment before the slot confirms), invoicing on Stripe with in-clinic terminals and Xero-direct invoicing, a patient portal behind one-time-code sign-in, and SMS and email from the record. The comparison table above shows this side by side.

Is this comparison fair to Semble?

We try to be. Jump's column describes our product as it ships; Semble's is based on their publicly documented capabilities at the date shown, and there's a section above on where Semble may genuinely fit better. Products change - if anything here is out of date, tell us and we'll correct it.

Can we run both during a transition?

Most practices switch over a short window rather than running two systems: the import brings the history across, and the team starts working in Jump with the record already populated. We'll talk through what a transition looks like for your practice - data, team training, go-live date - on a call, and a sandbox lets your team practise before anything goes live.

Compare · Jump vs Semble

The difference is clinical depth.

Both run a private practice: booking, records, invoicing, a clean modern interface. The comparison worth making is what happens inside the clinical record - coded notes, checked prescriptions, registers that maintain themselves. That's where the two products part ways, so that's what this page compares.

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SNOMED CT · NHS dm+d · MESHlike-for-like table belowstructured import from Semble

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Semble importStructured · in progress

records arrive coded · not a folder of PDFs

Patients · demographics, contact, history1,204 of 1,204Done

Clinical records · mapped to SNOMED CT18,530 entriesDone

Invoices & service catalogue3,912 of 3,912Done

Documents & letters9,406 filesDone

Bookings & appointment types6,118 of 6,118Done

Open tasks86 of 112Importing

Arriving coded

Type 2 diabetes mellitus

SCT 44054006 · joins Diabetes register

Penicillin allergy · anaphylaxis

SCT 91936005 · feeds prescribing checks

Losartan 50mg · once daily

dm+d matched · on the medication record

The short version

Semble is a capable practice management platform. Jump covers the same practice management ground - booking, records, invoicing - and adds the clinical layer: dm+d-checked prescribing, SNOMED-coded notes, registers and recalls that run themselves. If your practice needs the medicine handled as well as the admin, that's the difference that matters.

Capability

Jump

Semble

Clinicalboth do this - the notes carry how Jump does it

Electronic prescribing · Jump: dm+d checks with hard alerts that block issuing, dispensing status back from 4 partner pharmaciesYesYes

Consultation notes · Jump: problem-led and SNOMED-coded, with laterality and qualifiers captured as dataYesYes

Recalls & follow-up · Jump: attendance fulfils the recall automatically; lapses demand a decisionYesYes

Pathology results · Jump: structured analytes with abnormal flags, reviewed before filingYesYes

Where we have not found an equivalentin public materials - tell us if we missed it

Self-maintaining clinical registers with care gaps · 15 registers built from coding, validated logic, overdue-by shownYesNot documented

No-code workflow builder · when / only if / then do, test runs, per-flow success ratesYesNot documented

Send to a patient's NHS GP over MESH · no NHS mailbox of your own, delivery trackedYesNot documented

Inbox automation · submissions open conversations and set priority by rule; red-flag answers surface firstYesNot documented

Practice managementstrong in both products

Online booking · Jump takes full payment before the slot confirmsYesYes

Invoicing & payments · Jump adds in-clinic Stripe terminals and Xero-direct invoicingYesYes

Patient portal & messaging · Jump: secure expiring links, OTP sign-in, quiet hoursYesYes

Switching

Structured import from Semble · records arrive SNOMED-coded; invoices, catalogue, tasks, documents and bookings includedYesn/a

Jump's column describes our product as it ships. "Not documented" means we could not find an equivalent in Semble's public materials as of July 2026 - not a claim that it doesn't exist. Products change; if this table is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.

Semble may fit if

Your clinicians keep records elsewhere, and you mainly need scheduling, billing and a patient list.You prescribe rarely and are comfortable handling scripts outside the system.You've built your workflows around it and the admin side is all you need.

Jump fits if

The clinical record is the point: coded notes, checked prescriptions, results filed as structured data.You want registers, recalls and follow-up to maintain themselves from the coding you already do.You send to NHS GPs, dispense through pharmacy partners, and want it tracked - all from one record.

records · SNOMED CT

Clinical records, coded

Problems, allergies and history mapped to SNOMED CT on the way in - so registers populate and prescribing checks see the record immediately.

invoices · catalogue

Billing history intact

Your invoice history and service catalogue come across, so day one doesn't start from a blank finance page.

tasks · continuity

Open work survives

Open tasks transfer in the structured import, so the follow-ups your team was chasing don't get lost in the move.

Also in the structured import: bookings and appointment types, documents and letters, lab results, questionnaires and their responses, message history, medications and allergies, clinicians, users, locations - and your branding. The import engine is built into Jump, not a services project.

Common questions

Questions, answered.

The questions practices weighing Semble against Jump ask most. If yours isn't here, ask us on a demo call.

Clinical depth. Both cover booking, records and invoicing. Jump adds the clinical layer on top: dm+d-checked prescribing with hard safety alerts, SNOMED-coded problem-led notes, self-maintaining registers with care gaps, recalls that fulfil themselves on attendance, and MESH sends to the patient's NHS GP. If the clinical record is central to how you practise, that's the comparison that matters.

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Like for like, category by category.

Which one fits your practice?

A structured import, not a re-key.

Clinical records, coded

Billing history intact

Open work survives

Questions, answered.

Choosing technology for your private GP practice

Setting up a private GP practice: where to start

Clinical governance and compliance for private GP practices

See your Semble data inside Jump.

The difference is clinical depth.

Like for like, category by category.

Which one fits your practice?

A structured import, not a re-key.

Clinical records, coded

Billing history intact

Open work survives

Questions, answered.

What's the real difference between Jump and Semble?

How hard is it to move from Semble to Jump?

Will we lose booking, invoicing or the portal by switching?

Is this comparison fair to Semble?

Can we run both during a transition?

Choosing technology for your private GP practice

Setting up a private GP practice: where to start

Clinical governance and compliance for private GP practices

See your Semble data inside Jump.