Link the laboratory's computers on its local network, link its branches in other places over the internet, and reach it safely from outside. Every branch keeps working on its own server when the internet is down, then catches up with the others by itself. And linking costs nothing from us.
Use the ones your laboratory needs, or all of them together.
One computer is the laboratory's server; the others work on it from a browser, and every member of staff has an account of their own.
Every branch has its own server and database and exchanges what has changed with the others, so it works in full even when the internet is down.
Reach your laboratory from home or anywhere in one of three ways, and the laboratory chooses the one that suits it.
The patient, the result and the member of staff move between branches as if they were all one laboratory.
A patient tested at one branch who visits another a month later finds their file and earlier results there.
At every branch, a result carries the name of the specialist who verified it, whichever branch they verified it at.
The manager signs in with their own account on any computer at any branch; a member of staff signs in at the branch where their account was made and at every branch the manager grants, with the same account and on every computer of that branch, until the manager changes it.
Each site of the chain has a number from 1 to 99 that its patient files and tubes are numbered from, so two branches never give one number to two patients, even when they register while the internet is down. Order numbers carry the branch prefix.
A cancelled test is cancelled at the other branches too, and a result that arrives from another branch moves its test along there.
Every record is matched on where it was made and its number together; any clash is refused openly, never merged in silence.
Every branch registers, prints and verifies on its own server, and keeps what has changed until the connection is back.
We linked five live sites that exchanged orders, samples and results in both directions: 11,244 orders came out identical at all five, and every forged or unsigned packet was refused.
No subscription to us for linking and no fee per branch: you buy a perpetual licence for each computer and link as many branches as you like once activated. What others may charge stays between you and them: your internet provider for a fixed address, Tailscale for its business plan.
In the trial (14 days) you can link one remote branch, so you can try linking before you buy.
See the priceNo. Every branch works on its own server and database, and catches up with the others when the connection is back.
No. The "Open the server to the laboratory's workstations" screen writes the setting, makes the certificate and opens the port once Windows asks you to allow it, and gives you the address the workstations type.
That each branch can reach the other at a fixed address or through Tailscale; then the link key is made at one and entered at the other.
As many as you like once activated, and one remote branch in the trial.
No. Your branches exchange their data with each other in signed packets, and every branch stays on its own server.
Yes. You pause it or end it from the "Branches & Locations" screen, and every branch keeps working with what it has.
Download Clarus LIS free for 14 days with every feature, and link one remote branch to see how it works.
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