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NordLIS · Powered by LabSolution
Clarity at every step.
A clear direction for your laboratory information system.
Chapter 01 — The premise
Start with the way your laboratory works.
Every laboratory has its own sample journey, instruments, reporting needs, and handoffs. Start the NordLIS conversation there.
We will use those requirements to define the proposed system scope and demonstration — so the first thing you see is your own workflow, reflected clearly.
Light brings clarity. That is a direction for how we present workflows, explain information, and work with customers.
From sample to result.
A clearer view.
The supporting line behind the NordLIS identity.
Chapter 02 — The sample journey
Walk through a typical laboratory workflow.
Identify the steps that matter to your team, the information needed at each handoff, and the areas to examine in a demonstration.
Orders and sample intake
Discuss identifiers, collection, and receipt — where clarity begins.
- Order identifiers and labelling
- Collection and transport arrangements
- Sample receipt and triage
Bench work
Review how your team organises testing and exceptions.
- Bench organisation and priorities
- Exceptions, repeats, and reruns
- Worklists, roles, and handoffs
Results and reporting
Discuss review, release, and report requirements.
- Review and release steps
- Report formats and delivery
- Sign-off expectations
Connected systems
Define the intended exchange with analyzers and the HIS.
- Instrument list and direction of exchange
- Interface responsibilities
- Acceptance tests for each connection
Scene 1 of 4: Orders and sample intake
Chapter 03 — Integration planning
Make the connections clear.
Bring your instrument list and hospital-system requirements to the conversation.
Together with LabSolution, define the data, the direction of exchange, interface responsibilities, and acceptance tests for the connections included in your project.
- Data to exchange
- Direction of exchange
- Interface responsibilities
- Acceptance tests
Chapter 04 — Implementation
A clear scope from the beginning.
Discuss each of these with LabSolution. The proposal should make each party’s responsibilities and the acceptance process explicit.
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Configuration
Define how NordLIS should reflect your laboratory’s workflows and reporting needs.
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Deployment
Agree hosting, access, and environment arrangements for your installation.
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Interface validation
Plan verification of each connection against agreed acceptance tests.
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Training
Plan role-based training so laboratory teams work with confidence.
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Support
Confirm support arrangements and responsibilities before go-live.
Epilogue — About
A name inspired by light.
nordLIS
NordLIS is a play on nordlys, the Norwegian word for northern lights — with LIS, the abbreviation for a laboratory information system, at its heart.
The result is a name with a clear purpose and a visual identity built around light.
The next step
Let’s make the next step clear.
Tell us about your laboratory and request a workflow demonstration. We will shape the conversation around your sample journey, the systems you connect, and the reports your team relies on.