Lab report software that writes the report for you
Your own tests, your own normal ranges, your own signatory. Type the numbers and anything out of range is marked as you go — then one tap makes a clean A4 PDF that reaches the doctor by itself.
From typed numbers to a report you can sign
High and low mark themselves
Values are checked against the normal range you set for that test, and flagged as you type. Nobody has to remember which way round the range runs at seven in the evening.
A clean A4 PDF
Your lab's name, address and phone at the top, the patient and the referring doctor, the result table, your impression if you write one — and your signatory's name and qualification at the bottom.
It reaches the doctor by itself
The report files into that patient's record in the doctor's software. No email to compose, no WhatsApp to find, no risk of it landing on the wrong patient.
The numbers become a trend
Because the values are typed rather than scanned, they flow into the patient's lab trends — so the doctor sees this creatinine against the last four, not just today's number.
Mark a result critical
Tick it and the doctor's alert says the result is critical, and the report itself is stamped CRITICAL. The doctor knows to open this one first.
Or upload instead of typing
For imaging, or a machine that prints its own report, attach the file against the order. It reaches the doctor's patient record the same way.
Three steps and a signature
- 1
Open the order
It already carries the patient, the referring doctor and the tests asked for.
- 2
Type the values
Against your own template. Out-of-range values are marked as you type.
- 3
Add your impression
Optional, in your own words — it prints under the result table.
- 4
Generate
The PDF is made, filed to the patient, and the doctor is alerted. A copy stays with you.
Paper that can prove it is yours
Forged reports are a real problem for a good lab's name. This is a small, honest answer to it.
Anyone can check it in one scan
Every report made in Clyno Labs prints a QR code. Scanning it opens a Clyno page confirming this report was issued by your lab, on that date, for that test — so a patient, an employer or an insurer can tell a real report from an edited photocopy.
It proves origin, not opinion
Deliberately narrow: the page confirms the report came from your lab. It makes no claim about the result itself, and the patient's name is shortened there, so scanning a QR never exposes whose report it is.
Frequently asked questions
Open the order and type the values against your own template. Anything above or below your normal range is marked high or low as you type, so nothing has to be flagged by hand.
A clean A4 PDF with your lab's name, address and phone at the top, the patient and the referring doctor, the result table with high and low marked, your impression if you write one, and your signatory's name and qualification at the bottom.
By itself. It files into that patient's record in the doctor's software, the numbers flow into the patient's lab trends so the doctor can see the change since last time, and the doctor is alerted. If you tick Critical result, the doctor's alert says so and the report is stamped CRITICAL.
Proof the paper is genuine. Scanning it opens a Clyno page confirming this report was issued by your lab, on that date, for that test. The patient's name is shortened on that page, so a scanned QR never exposes who the report belongs to.
Yes. The PDF is yours — print it, WhatsApp it, or email it exactly as you do today.
Yes. For imaging, or for a machine that prints its own report, attach the file against the order and it reaches the doctor's patient record the same way.
Your format, your signatory, your name on it
Set up one test template and make a real report in a few minutes. Free, nothing to install.
See also Pathology lab software · Clyno Labs