🧪 Healthcare ERP · Lab and diagnostics
Barcodes from the collection point, analysers that send results straight to the system, Westgard QC on every run and rules that hold doubtful results for review. Reports reach doctors and patients on WhatsApp, the portal and ABHA, with turnaround time tracked at every step.
Turnaround0 minTarget 2 h
CBCWaiting for the analyser
In a study of 51,746 tests at a hospital's stat lab, most errors happened before the sample reached the analyser (Carraro and Plebani, 2007). Hover a phase to see what goes wrong and how the system stops it.
Pre-analytical61.9% of errors
Before the sample reaches the analyserWhat goes wrong
What the system does
Analytical15% of errors
While the analyser runs the testWhat goes wrong
What the system does
Post-analytical23.1% of errors
After the result is producedWhat goes wrong
What the system does
Pick the tests on an order. The system works out the tubes, merges tests that share one and sorts them in the order of draw recommended by CLSI, so additives don't carry over between tubes.
Tests on this order
Common tube choices; your lab's test master sets the container for each test.
CLSI order of draw
Two control levels plotted on a Levey-Jennings chart, with Westgard rules applied to every run. Pick a scenario to see which rules fire.
Rules checked on every run
Each result is checked against reference ranges, critical limits and the patient's last result before it's released. Move the result to see what the rules decide. Example limits; your lab sets its own.
Orders go down to the analysers and results come back up over ASTM or HL7, coded with LOINC where the report needs it. Below is a live feed from a demo lab.
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RIS and PACS steps for X-ray, CT, MRI and ultrasound, tied to the same patient record as the lab.
Demo worklist counts.
Nine capabilities, each linked to the related module or service.
Send us your test list and analyser models, and we'll show your sample flow, QC charts and report delivery in a live demo.
Get my lab demoSee the Healthcare ERPSix steps to move your lab onto one system.
What changes once samples, QC and reports run on one system.
Turnaround tracked at every step, delays flagged early.
Barcodes and tube rules from the first draw.
Every control run, rule and action on record.
WhatsApp, portal and ABHA, the moment they're signed.
From a clinic's in-house lab to a lab chain.
One integrated system.
Industries and services connected to lab and diagnostics.
Answers for lab owners, pathologists and IT teams.
It manages the lab's work from test order to report: sample barcodes, worklists, analyser interfaces, quality control, result validation and report delivery, with every step logged and timed.
Most analysers that support ASTM (E1394 or CLSI LIS2-A2) or HL7 v2, over serial or TCP/IP, in one-way or bidirectional mode. Orders go to the analyser and results come back without anyone typing them.
NABL accredits medical labs to ISO 15189; the 2022 edition replaced the 2012 one after a transition that ended in December 2025. The system keeps the records assessors look for: QC data and rule violations, calibration and maintenance logs, sample rejections, turnaround times, critical value calls and an audit trail.
Quality control rules for judging control results on a Levey-Jennings chart, such as 1-3s (one control beyond 3 SD) or 2-2s (two in a row beyond 2 SD on the same side). The system applies them to every run and holds patient results when a run fails.
Rules that release normal, plausible results automatically and hold the rest for review, based on reference ranges, critical limits, delta checks against the patient's previous result and instrument flags.
It compares a result with the same patient's previous result. A change bigger than the lab's limit can point to a wrong sample or a real change in the patient, so the result is held until someone reviews it.
Yes. Signed reports go out as PDFs on WhatsApp, SMS or the patient portal, and can be linked to the patient's ABHA as a diagnostic report under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission.
Yes. It covers imaging orders, scheduling with DICOM modality worklists, PACS integration, report templates with prior comparison, and sharing images and reports with doctors and patients.
Usually 6 to 10 weeks for one lab, depending on the number of analysers, tests and collection centres. This is an estimate.
Tell us your daily test volume, analysers and collection centres. We reply within 4 business hours and can demo with your own data.