Human validation
The final stage closes the analytical loop. Normal findings can be released quickly, while the system directs attention to the flagged cases. Following medical authorization, the reports are transmitted automatically back to the LIS.
Efficient release matrix and targeted expert focus
Mobiolink presents the validating physician or laboratory director with an aggregated overview of all measurement results. The system effectively separates routine operations from critical exceptions: standard findings, where all technical quality controls from previous stages remain valid, are grouped for rapid clearance. The expert's focus is instantly directed toward complex or borderline cases where curve kinetics, melting points, or control signals demand manual inspection.
Interactive curve analysis within the reporting dashboard
To support well-founded medical decisions, Mobiolink provides all relevant primary data directly within the validation workspace. The validator does not need to switch back to the instrument manufacturer's native software. With a single click, fluorescence curves, amplification trajectories, and historical patient data can be overlaid and displayed, allowing for a fast visual plausibility check directly on screen.
Complete documentation and audit trail
Every medical decision—whether it is a final release, an extraction repeat, or a manual result modification—is recorded in a tamper-proof manner within Mobiolink's audit trail. The system logs which user performed which validation step at what exact time, including any comments or justifications for exceptional releases. Every decision thus stays auditable and documented, supporting the lab's quality work.
Fully automated LIS ingestion
The moment medical authorization is granted, Mobiolink triggers the final data export. The interface translates the measurement metrics into the native protocol of the primary Laboratory Information System (LIS). Alongside the qualitative test result (positive/negative), quantitative values, specific Ct indices, and technical comments are transmitted in a structured format. This successfully closes the digital loop, making the report immediately available to the requesting physician.