LIS-Live Laboratory Information System by SimplerBooks
Laboratory staff loading samples into processing equipment

The connected path

One operational story, from request to result.

LIS-Live carries context through the laboratory so each stage can see what came before and what needs to happen next.

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Eight connected stages

One path from request to result.

The exact configuration depends on the laboratory’s approved workflow, roles, catalogue, and reporting requirements.

  1. 01

    Patient

    Create or find the patient record and begin the visit.

  2. 02

    Laboratory Request

    Select requested tests, source, priority, and referrer information.

  3. 03

    Specimen

    Track accessions through collection, receipt, and any exception.

  4. 04

    Testing

    Organize active work by section, specimen, status, and priority.

  5. 05

    Result Encoding

    Enter structured numeric, text, selection, or narrative values.

  6. 06

    Review & Validation

    Review submitted values through the configured verification step.

  7. 07

    Release

    Release reviewed results through controlled permissions.

  8. 08

    Reporting

    Produce print-ready results and operational information.

Medical technologist preparing samples at a laboratory bench

At the bench

Work queues keep the next task in view.

Specimen and result queues can be filtered by status and section, while priorities and turnaround indicators help staff organize active work.

Result entry supports structured numeric, text, selection, and narrative values before submission for review.

Review & release

A deliberate transition, not an invisible shortcut.

Submitted values are locked from ordinary editing. When independent verification is enabled, the person who entered a version cannot verify that same version.

Controlled release and append-only amendments preserve the history of what was reviewed and reported.

Laboratory staff reviewing result status at a computer workstation

Operational handoffs

Connected records reduce repeated context-building.

Front desk

Patient, visit, and request

Start with stable identity, visit details, tests, panels, priority, and referrer information.

Laboratory

Specimen and testing

Track accessions and work through section-specific specimen and result queues.

Supervisor

Review and release

Use assigned permissions for verification, release, and amendments.

Management

Reports and oversight

Work with dashboards, reports, exports, search, and the audit trail as authorized.

Laboratory professionals standing together in a modern laboratory

Start with your laboratory workflow

Let’s see how LIS-Live can fit the way your laboratory actually works.

Tell us about your current process, test volume, reporting needs, and existing systems. We can begin with the workflow before discussing implementation.

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