Reflex & confirmatory testing
Configure dependent reflex results that resolve a parent, or follow-up tests that report on their own—triggered automatically as results land.


bLIS runs the full testing workflow for organ, tissue, and eye banks—accession intake, serology, validation, reporting, and billing—on one connected system.


Purpose-built for donor and transplant programs—and flexible enough for the multi-organization reference labs that serve them.
Each order connects the subject, samples, requested testing, result history, reports, and billing across the organizations involved.


Intake. Capture the request, subject, organizations, samples, and instructions together.
Fig. 1A new accession on one page: the donor, the client, and the tests, copied from the donor's last accession. The samples come from the tests, and the summary shows the one step left.
bLIS records how each result moves through entry, validation, and finalization. Manual and instrument results follow the same configured path before they appear on a report.
Beyond entering and reporting results, bLIS automates the testing your donors require, controls release, bills across organizations, and gives every client their own way in.
Configure dependent reflex results that resolve a parent, or follow-up tests that report on their own—triggered automatically as results land.


Block final-report release until a specimen, clinical, technical, or administrative issue is resolved and signed off.


Give client organizations scoped sign-in to submit testing, track status, and retrieve finalized reports.


Split billing across organizations, run billing on a schedule, and issue consolidated master invoices as PDF or Excel.


Dashboards and reporting across orders, turnaround, and throughput—built on your live laboratory data.


Define your tests, panels, result specs, and validation rules—including independent double entry where you require it.


bLIS Gateway runs on the laboratory network, translates instrument protocols, and moves orders and results between analyzers and bLIS.
Orders and results
bLIS maintains application-action and data-change histories, while roles, SSO, and client assignments control access.
Roles separate client access, read-only use, laboratory work, and administration.
Primary and additional client assignments control which orders and billing data a user can access.
SAML and OpenID Connect can map identity-provider attributes to bLIS roles and clients.
Review application activity and the before-and-after data for database changes.


Donor and transplant labs answer to regulators and accreditors. bLIS is built to stand behind you when they visit—with the access controls, records, and independent attestations that regulated work demands.
Short answers on who bLIS is for, what it connects to, and how it holds up.
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Start with the work
We will walk through one real workflow—from order intake to result approval, reporting, and instrument exchange.