People book lab tests and health packages online: pincode check, a collection slot, pay now or at the door.
Installs with LabBridge and HomeDraw, whose screen it works onA person books blood tests or a health package for themselves, without a doctor’s order, the way a diagnostic lab’s own website works. The lab picks what is bookable (tests from the LabBridge master and CheckUp packages, at its own price, with fasting notes), the pincodes it serves grouped into zones (each with a home-collection fee, a booking cut-off and a collector), and slots with how many people fit in each. On the clinic’s site or in the Patient App the person picks tests, checks their pincode, chooses home or the lab, picks a slot, gives a name, age and phone (proved by a code when the clinic can send one), and pays now by UPI or at collection. The server refuses a pincode outside every zone, a slot that is full or past its cut-off, and a wrong code. On confirm the patient is found or registered, one LabBridge order is placed per test, and a home booking lands on the zone’s HomeDraw run with a four-digit door code for the collector to check. The desk sees the day by zone and status, moves or cancels bookings with a reason (which frees the slot) and checks walk-ins in.
What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.
Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.
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