Walk through a working lab
See it working. Full order history, runs in flight, released reports and templates — the daily loop at cruising speed.
Enter as an established lablab@pcrlabpro.com · demo1234
Fictional lab, fictional patients — poke anything
Poke around a working lab. It’s fictional end to end.
Nothing you do here leaves your browser, and a reset puts it all back. You can evaluate the whole thing — order, run, QC, release — all the way to a released report, without a single patient record on our side.
Open the demo labNo sign-up. No card. Two doors below.
Two doors. Pick your day.
The buttons sign you in — nobody types a password. The credentials are printed underneath anyway, because a demo with secrets would be off to a strange start.
Start from a blank lab
See day one. Deliberately blank, with the seven-step guide at 0 of 7 doing its job — profile, first panel, CT cutoffs, run controls, declaration, approver, then order and release. This is your own first day, rehearsed.
Enter as a brand-new labnewlab@pcrlabpro.com · demo1234
Six stops worth making.
In either lab, this route crosses everything the product refuses to fudge. Take it in order — each stop sets up the next.
- Raise an order. Step two of the wizard asks for the order manifest exported from your LIS — it stands downstream of your LIS, on purpose.
- Find the QC gate. Open a run still marked Pending: review is locked until a person calls QC, because the software will not decide whether your controls behaved.
- Call a result. Watch the count — release counts calls against the run’s current result IDs, so a re-import puts you back at nought.
- Try the release gate. Release with something missing and it refuses, and names what’s missing. There is no override — not a hidden one, not an admin one.
- Open a report template. HTML and CSS on the left, the rendered page on the right, merge tokens resolved at print time.
- Amend a released report. A corrected result file makes version 2 — a reason you have to type, and “supersedes” on the face of the document.
Try it freeDo this in your own lab — first report free.
What the demo is.
The same product in a demo build: seeded with fictional data, running against no server, stored only in this browser. A bar across the top reads Demo lab — fictional data the whole time, and Reset demo puts the seed data back the way it was. One ask: don’t type real patient information into it — the demo keeps whatever you enter in your browser, and a real patient record deserves a real lab account.
Try it free — first report is on us.
Your first report is free, and you only need a card to release the second. You can go from a blank lab to a released, branded PDF before you enter a card.
Try it freeFirst report free. No card. About a minute to sign up.