Laboratory staff reviewing an analyzer workflow

Confirmed capabilities

Practical tools for the work between request and report.

Features are organized around the records, responsibilities, and controlled handoffs that keep a laboratory moving.

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01 / Patient & request management

Begin with a stable patient record.

LIS-Live separates patient identity from visits and laboratory orders, preserving a clearer history as the patient returns.

Patient identity with duplicate warning and audited override
Visits, sources, physicians and referrers
Laboratory orders with tests, panels, priority, and price snapshots
Permission-aware global search for authorized users

Laboratory staff receiving prepared specimens at the front desk — Registration and requests establish the context carried into laboratory work.

Medical technologist working at a microscope while a colleague reviews information — Task-focused queues keep specimen and result work visible.

02 / Specimens & testing

Follow the specimen, not a trail of disconnected notes.

Accessions connect ordered work to collection, receipt, processing, rejection, and recollection events.

Accession and specimen records with Code 39 labels
Collection, receipt, rejection, and recollection events
Routine, Priority, and STAT ordering with TAT indicators
Numeric, text, selection, and narrative result entry
Demographic ranges, critical limits, and visible result flags when configured

03 / Results & reporting

Controlled review before release.

Submitted result values can move through independent verification and controlled release, with amendments preserved as new versions.

Draft and submitted result states
Independent verification option
Permission-controlled release
Append-only result versions and visibly amended reports
Print-friendly A4 laboratory results

Laboratory team reviewing result information on two monitors — Review, release, history, and reports stay part of the same workflow.

Laboratory professionals reviewing operational information together — Operational information is presented according to assigned roles and permissions.

04 / Control & visibility

Give each responsibility a clearer workspace.

Canonical roles resolve to granular server-enforced permissions across protected routes and actions.

Role dashboards and work queues
Administrator, Front Desk, Cashier, Medical Technologist, Laboratory Supervisor, and Owner / Management roles
Operational and financial reports with CSV exports
Structured audit trail, including denied access and print or reprint events
Secure login controls, session expiry, and password-change enforcement

Implementation note

Configuration must be validated with the laboratory.

Reference intervals, critical thresholds, specimen rules, approval and signature requirements, retention policies, and any interfaces must be configured and approved by the laboratory’s authorized owner or clinical lead before live use.

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