01 / Start
Patient & Request Management
Keep patient identity, visits, laboratory requests, selected tests, priority, and physician or referrer information connected to the transaction.
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Laboratory Information System
Your Laboratory.
One Connected Workflow.
LIS-Live brings patient registration, laboratory requests, specimen processing, result encoding, validation, release, reporting, and laboratory oversight into one practical system.
Built for independent laboratories, diagnostic centers, clinics, and hospitals.
Independent
Laboratories
Laboratories
Diagnostic
Centers
Centers
Clinics &
Hospitals
Hospitals
Local or Hosted
Implementation
Implementation
Welcome to LIS-Live
From patient registration to released result.
Laboratory work crosses registration, requests, sample collection, testing, result encoding, review, printing, records, and reporting.
LIS-Live keeps those activities connected instead of leaving staff to bridge the gaps between paper, spreadsheets, chat messages, and disconnected software.
See how the workflow connects
Core capabilities
The laboratory workflow, connected.
Three operational chapters, joined by shared records and visible status.
02 / Process
Specimens & Testing
Follow accessions through collection, receipt, rejection, recollection, work queues, structured result entry, abnormal flags, and review.
Follow specimen work
03 / Complete
Results & Reporting
Move submitted values through independent review and controlled release, then produce print-ready reports, history, activity views, and exports.
See result and report toolsOne connected path
One path from request to result.
Each stage keeps its place in the operational story—without asking staff to rebuild the context at every handoff.
- 01 Patient
- 02 Laboratory Request
- 03 Specimen
- 04 Testing
- 05 Result Encoding
- 06 Review & Validation
- 07 Release
- 08 Reporting
Built around laboratory work
Technology should support the laboratory—not slow it down.
LIS-Live uses role-based workspaces and permissions so front desk staff, cashiers, medical technologists, laboratory supervisors, administrators, and management can focus on the information relevant to their work.
Configuration and implementation are planned around each laboratory’s approved responsibilities, test catalogue, and operating process.
Why practical implementation mattersSee LIS-Live
Watch the system story.
A quick look at the thinking, workflow, and experience behind LIS-Live.
Product film 01
LIS-Live — Connected Laboratory Workflow
See how connected information can support the path from laboratory request to released result.
Product film 02
LIS-Live — Built Around the Laboratory
A closer look at the operational thinking and human experience behind LIS-Live.
Visibility
Know what is happening inside the laboratory.
Role dashboards and work queues make operational status easier to see.
LIS-Live presents current patient, order, specimen, result, cashier, report, and audit information according to assigned permissions. Search and CSV exports help authorized teams locate records and work with operational information.
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Actual product proof
Inside LIS-Live.
Real application screens captured from demo and automated QA environments using synthetic records.
Behind every result
A better workflow behind every patient result.
Although LIS-Live operates primarily behind the scenes, organizing the laboratory workflow can reduce unnecessary re-encoding, help staff locate records, improve process consistency, and make result processing easier to manage.
It supports the work; clinical interpretation and authorized professional judgment remain with the laboratory.
Good to know
Practical from implementation onward.
Configuration is a working conversation about how the laboratory operates today and what must be ready for rollout.
Configurable workflow
Designed to adapt to the laboratory’s approved operational flow, sections, priorities, test catalogue, panels, ranges, and reporting setup.
Deployment planning
Built as a web application for a configured server environment. Local-network or hosted deployment can be scoped around infrastructure, access, privacy, and support requirements.
Roles and accountability
Granular permissions, controlled result transitions, and a structured audit trail help keep sensitive actions attached to authorized responsibilities.
Implementation & support
Setup, configuration, data preparation, training, rollout, and continuing support can be scoped with the laboratory.
Who LIS-Live is for
Built for laboratories that need practical software—not unnecessary complexity.
Independent laboratories
Connect daily work across front desk, specimen processing, results, cashiering, reporting, and management.
Diagnostic centers
Plan a configuration around test services, work volumes, locations, responsibilities, and release processes.
Clinics with in-house laboratories
Keep laboratory records and status organized within the clinic’s approved operational model.
Hospitals
Scope the implementation carefully around departments, roles, infrastructure, integrations, and governance.