Histopathology LIS
From reception to digitization, every container, cassette, block, slide and box is scanned at each step and recorded in the LIS. You always know where a sample is, what has been done to it and who did it.
Unique ID on every item
Container, cassette, block, slide and box
Real-time location
Know where each item is right now
Status history and audit trail
Every scan recorded with time and user
User accountability
Role-based access control
Built for compliance
Supports ISO 15189 traceability, GDPR and NIS2
Each step starts with a barcode scan. The LIS updates the sample's status and location, and the connected devices print the next label or report back their results.
Sample arrival and registration
Scan at reception
Zebra label printer (e.g. ZD421)
LIS
SMP-2026-001234
Accession: 26-12345
Type: Biopsy
Specimen handling and description
Scan at grossing
Zebra label printer (e.g. ZD421)
LIS
SMP-2026-001234
Cassette: A1
Cassette creation and paraffin embedding
Scan at embedding
Epredia cassette printer (PrimeMate AS)
LIS
SMP-2026-001234
Block: A1
Microtomy: cutting and slide preparation
Scan at sectioning
Zebra slide label printer (e.g. ZD421)
LIS
SMP-2026-001234
Slide: A1-01
Special stains and IHC processing
Scan at immunohistochemistry
Roche Ventana IHC stainer (HL7 interface)
LIS
SMP-2026-001234
Slide: A1-01
IHC: ER
Pathologist review and approval
Scan at qa and review
LIS
SMP-2026-001234
Slide: A1-01
Status: Reviewed
Slide storage and archiving
Scan at packing
Zebra label printer (e.g. ZD421)
LIS
SMP-2026-001234
Box: B-001
Slides: 1–10
Slide scanning or external dispatch
Scan at digitization or delivery
Leica Aperio slide scanner
LIS
SMP-2026-001234
Slide: A1-01
Digital: Yes
LIS: the single source of truth
These are the printers, stainers and scanners we have integrated so far. If your lab uses something else, we build the connection.
Tell us how samples move through your lab today and which devices you use, and we'll show you where tracking fits.