Quality control that lives with the rest of your operations

Enter control results, see them on a Levey-Jennings chart and let Westgard rules flag a warning or a rejection beside the point that caused it — in the same workspace as inventory and storage.

A chart, not just a number

A single control result says little on its own. Labqit plots each result against the mean and standard deviations, so a shift or a trend becomes visible and a rule violation is marked where it happened. Reviewing the pattern is different from reading one value.

Westgard rules, applied where the point is

Results are evaluated against configured rules, and a flagged result shows its status next to the value rather than in a separate report. The authorized reviewer can find the control lot, the recorded results and the relevant history together, so a rejection can be understood in context.

QC in the same record as the reagents it checks

Because quality control lives beside inventory and storage, the control lot in use and the reagent it belongs to are not kept in separate systems. The QC section also appears in the printable inspection binder, assembled within the viewer's permissions and department scope.

Labqit also covers reagent inventory, storage readings, recurring tasks and formulas. It focuses on operational records; patient registration, specimen tracking and diagnostic reporting belong in your clinical systems.

What to test in your demo

Bring a control lot with a recent flagged result. Ask us to enter results, show the Levey-Jennings chart, trigger a rule and trace the flagged point back to its record. Assess readability and fit with your quality process before expanding use.

Continue with inspection preparation, or explore the inventory workflow.