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The bridge

Your analyzer already worked out the result. Stop retyping it.

Itzli installs a service on the laboratory’s PC that listens to your instruments, takes in every sample and drops it into the order it belongs to. You open the system and the result is already there, waiting for you to review it.

Does Itzli read your analyzer?

Type the make and model. We will tell you the truth even when the answer is no.

Quick:

How the result gets from the instrument into the order

01

The instrument finishes the sample

And sends it out the way it already knows how: over the network for the Mindray instruments, over a USB cable for the Spinreact. Nothing on the analyzer changes beyond its output settings.

02

The bridge picks it up

A Windows service that starts on its own with the machine. It writes every sample to an on-disk queue before it tries to upload: if the internet drops, nothing is lost — it goes up when the connection comes back.

03

It gets matched by folio

If you entered the order number — the folio — on the instrument, by scanning the label or typing it, the result lands in that order by itself. It accepts the full folio, OL-000123, or just the number.

04

What does not match is not lost

It lands in an unassigned-results tray, with its timestamp and its instrument, so you can send it to the right order from the panel. It is never silently discarded.

The whole list, no dressing it up

Which instruments we read today

There are three. If yours is not here, we are not going to tell you to “check with us” so you can find out after you have signed.

Analyzers supported by Itzli, with their area and how they connect
InstrumentAreaConnectionStatus
Mindray BC-20s Hematology Ethernet · HL7 over TCP Connected
Mindray BS-240 Clinical chemistry Ethernet · HL7 over TCP Connected
Spinreact U120s Urinalysis USB · serial port Connected
Any other instrument Not yet
Why only three? Because each instrument is connected against the real machine, not against its manual. The three above are running in a laboratory, with their quirks already worked out — including the BC-20s setting that kept the instrument from throwing a blue screen while it was communicating. Adding the next one depends on which instruments laboratories tell us they have: that is why we ask.

Installation

Double-click, and that is it

From your laboratory’s panel you download an installer that already carries your configuration inside: your token, your instruments and their addresses. Nothing to type, and no technician has to come out to edit configuration files.

It installs as a Windows service

It starts with the machine. If somebody shuts down the front-desk PC and turns it back on, it carries on working without anyone opening it.

You configure it from the panel, not on the PC

You add an instrument or change its IP from the browser. The bridge picks that up in under a minute, with no reinstall.

You can watch it live

From Devices you see which instruments are connected, when the last heartbeat came in, and you can tell them to reconnect.

It holds up on a bad connection

On-disk queue, retries and an incident tray. A result that could not be uploaded does not disappear: it is logged for you to review.

Let us connect it in front of you

We bring the installer to your laboratory, plug it into your analyzer, and you run a sample. If your instrument is not one of the three, we tell you before we book anything.

  • We migrate your catalog, at no cost
  • 30-day trial on your real operation
  • If your cash drawer does not balance in 60 days, you do not pay

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