How it works

How LabFlow works, in six steps.

From the patient to a released, signed result, and what the laboratory sees on the way. One screen at a time.

Register a patient: the LabFlow screen

Step 1 of 6

Register a patient

A patient is a person, not a visit: one record each.
Search the register by name or record number.
Each patient resolves to a reference range band.

How LabFlow works, in six steps.

From the patient to a released, signed result, and what the laboratory sees on the way. One screen at a time.

Register a patient

A patient is a person, not a visit: one record each.
Search the register by name or record number.
Each patient resolves to a reference range band.

Take an order

Orders come from your own staff or from a connected system.
Each order names its tests and its priority.
The list shows how far each request has gone.

Accession the specimen

Scan or accession each tube as it arrives.
Every tube carries its own label and its own trail.
The list shows where each specimen is now.

Enter and release the result

Enter values at the bench.
Auto-validation suggests. A person releases.
Every change is kept in the audit trail.

See what is waiting

What is waiting and what is late, at a glance.
The oldest unreleased results come first.
Turnaround and workload, for your laboratory only.

Choose a plan

Start on the free plan.
The plans page lists what each shape includes.
Pay by card when your laboratory needs more.

How LabFlow works · from patient to signed result, in six steps