Tracking a laboratory sample from collection to report
A barcode is useful when it connects a sample to a clear record of what happened next. It helps laboratory teams identify the sample and follow its progress through the configured workflow.
IQ-Line Lab Team
Product Engineering, LIMS
A barcode is useful when it connects a sample to a clear record of what happened next. It helps laboratory teams identify the sample and follow its progress through the configured workflow.
LabSaarthi supports barcode-based sample tracking. Before implementation, identify the points at which your team needs to record a handover, from receipt and processing to review and report release. Agree how rejected samples, repeat tests and missed scans will be handled.
For supported analysers, an integration can reduce manual result entry. The laboratory still needs a defined process for checking results, handling exceptions and authorising reports.
Quality control records and calibration logs also need a clear owner and review process. Software can help organise these records; the team’s procedures determine how they are maintained and used.
Ask for a LabSaarthi walkthrough using your sample journey and analyser requirements.
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