Laboratory Management
Every step from sample to report is recorded, so an NABL audit is paperwork you already have.
Who it is for
Standalone diagnostic labs, collection centres and in-house hospital laboratories.
The problem this is built around
A lab lives and dies on traceability. Which sample, collected when, run by whom, verified by which technician, released to whom. Ask that question a year later during an audit and the honest answer in most labs is a register, a WhatsApp thread and somebody's memory.
It matters commercially too. A report released before payment is money gone. A report delayed after payment is a referring doctor who stops referring.
Records for a lab are not admin overhead. They are the product.
What it handles
- Test order intake, from doctors and walk-ins
- Sample collection and status tracking
- Technician and report room workflow
- Report generation and release
- Payment status before release
- Referring-doctor records
- Test-wise and doctor-wise revenue
- Audit records in the shape NABL documentation expects
Your data stays in India, and each organisation sees only its own
Access rules, audit records and where your data is stored — all of it is written down.
Works alongside
Radiology Management
Imaging centres and hospital radiology departments running X-ray, ultrasound, CT or MRI.
Hospital Management
Hospitals and nursing homes running OPD and IPD together, usually with an in-house pharmacy and lab.
Clinic Management
Single-doctor clinics, polyclinics and small day-care centres with a reception desk.