Review according to the configured workflow
The analyst enters the result and the reviewer checks it, approves it or sends it back to the analyst. Review follows the workflow configured by the laboratory, and each step is recorded with the person responsible and the date.
Illustrative system screen. Demo data that does not represent client results.
What you'll find in this area
Analyzed, reviewed or sent back
The analyst enters the result as analyzed. The reviewer approves it or sends it back to the analyst for another check.
Status with label and color
The screen shows what is awaiting, reviewed or sent back, with a label and a color. Filters by work order, sample, batch, parameter, client or priority help organize the queue.
Results next to the limits
The reviewer sees each result next to the registered regulatory limit, with values outside the limit highlighted.
Batch review
The reviewer can select several results and review them in a single operation.
Send-back recorded
A result sent back returns to the analyst, and the send-back stays in the history.
People responsible recorded
Who analyzed, who reviewed and when are recorded. Revisions of issued reports are archived with reason and person responsible.
How separation of duties is defined
Review is a step in the workflow. Who can review and who can sign is defined in the access profiles.
Access profiles
The laboratory defines which users can enter, review, sign and release.
Same person in more than one step
The system does not prevent the same person from reviewing and signing a report. Separating these duties depends on the configured profiles.
Sending back is part of the flow
A result sent back returns to the bench before it moves on to the report.
Frequently asked questions
Is review mandatory before the report?
Review is a step in the workflow configured by the laboratory: the reviewer approves or sends back each result, and the step is recorded. Confirm during the demo how the workflow applies to your routine.
Can the reviewer send a result back?
Yes. The reviewer approves it or sends it back to the analyst, and the send-back is recorded.
Do the reviewer and the signer have to be different people?
The system does not prevent the same person from reviewing and signing a report. Separating these roles is set by the laboratory in the access profiles.
Is it recorded who analyzed and who reviewed?
Yes. Each step stores the person responsible and the date.
Want to see this stage with your laboratory's routine?
Free online demo, about 30 minutes long. Our team adapts the examples to your laboratory's routine.