Lab Order Management
Orders from docDule arrive automatically. Sample collection, processing and result ready are one view rather than three phone calls.
Lab techs, pharmacists, nurses, and phlebotomists: medDule connects your work to the doctor's desk and the patient's phone, without re-entry and without a phone call.
Three moments where the care chain breaks, and the patient bears the cost of the system's failure.
Doctor writes a prescription. Pharmacist re-reads the handwriting. Stock doesn't match the generic equivalent. Patient leaves with a partial fill and no one follows up.
Lab report is ready. But it's sitting in the print queue. The doctor doesn't know. The patient is still waiting outside. No one has sent an alert.
The diabetic patient hasn't come in for their HbA1c in three months. Nobody noticed. Nobody sent a reminder. The gap was invisible until it became a crisis.
From lab order to result to doctor to patient: medDule closes every clinical loop that currently breaks in the handoff between care staff and clinical teams.
Orders from docDule arrive automatically. Sample collection, processing and result ready are one view rather than three phone calls.
Reports are authored from standard templates, structured fields, not free-text chaos, signed by the pathologist, and any correction becomes a visible addendum, never a silent edit.
Prescription arrives digitally. No re-entry. Dispense, confirm, done. Inventory updates itself. Zero manual data transfer.
Pre-consultation BP, temperature, weight, SpO2 entered once. Doctor sees them before the patient walks in.
Abnormal lab results highlighted in red before the doctor opens the report. No results slip through without the right eyes on them.
Patients overdue for chronic follow-ups surfaced as a daily list for the doctor. HbA1c three months overdue. HbP unchecked. Seen, not missed.
A lab attached to a clinic and a network of collection points have different problems and the same broken step: the order arrives as paper, a phone call, or a person walking down a corridor.
Laboratory software is commonly priced by how many analyzers and how many client logins you connect, with onboarding charged separately per instrument. We think connecting hardware you already bought is a configuration step. Analyzer connectivity is rolling out through early access; the pricing rule is already settled.
the bench, the counter, and the result, on one screen
The early access cohort works directly with the team: your bench, your counter and the handoff that breaks most often decide what gets built next. Access is free during the pilot, and founding terms are locked before public pricing.
No fees during early access. No lock-in. Results and stock history stay yours, exportable at any time.

The people behind every clinical outcome: built for the ones who keep the care chain intact.
medDule closes the care chain that starts in docDule and ends in patDule. One patient. One record. Connected from consultation to result to patient.
The doctor's AI cockpit.
The operational brain for any care organisation.
The diagnostics and dispensing layer.
Care on the patient's WhatsApp.
The nurse who took the vitals, the technician who ran the test and the pharmacist who checked the interaction are the infrastructure every clinical outcome rests on. Their work belongs in the record with their name on it. These four rules are how medDule puts it there, and each one is a behaviour you can test rather than a claim you have to accept.
medDule is for everyone in the care chain who is not a doctor: lab technicians, pharmacists, nurses, phlebotomists, radiographers. Every care staff role has its own view in medDule.
No. medDule can function as a standalone lab management and pharmacy platform. Integration with docDule unlocks the end-to-end automation, but it is not required to start.
The system flags values outside reference ranges in red before the report is finalised. The doctor receives an in-app alert. For life-threatening values, a push notification is sent immediately.
We support HL7 and FHIR R4 standard integration for existing LIMS. For labs without a LIMS, medDule provides the full lab management stack natively.
Yes. Reports are authored from templates with structured fields, and your existing templates are part of what we set up during onboarding.
The correction is published as a visible addendum against the original. A signed report is never silently edited.
Samples are labelled and scanned through collection and processing, so status is visible at both ends without anyone making a phone call.
Yes. A referred-out test stays on the same order, and its status is visible alongside the tests you run yourself.
The full picture, one page at a time.
Everything medDule does, from the sample on the tray to the report in the doctor's hand.
Who medDule is for, across the lab bench, the pharmacy counter, and the ward.
Labs, pharmacy, and the care handoff, priced per site. Every analyzer you own connected, with no tier for it.
What medDule connects to: an existing LIMS, the instruments on the bench, the counter, and the record.