What is DasLab?

Getting Started with us

DasLab is a platform that provides software to manage the value chain between labs and people who want to have a test. Whether you are a single GP or a lab with millions of tests a month, you can use DasLab to:

  • Find and sell your healthcare/diagnostic products

  • Access a network of labs and healthcare products

  • Request access to standardised test and patient data

  • Analyze the most important metrics for your business in one place

  • Keep track of all your transactions in one place

  • Add digital workflows to previously manual processes

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Type of Partners

We have 5 types of partners to our API

  • Samplers: These organisations collect samples, blood, COVID-19 swabs, you name it. They are also the online storefronts, managing which products they sell at which price.

  • Labs: These organisations process samples and issue results.

  • Clients: These organisations refer users to us, sometime retaining access to some of the data, clients can also provide codes for free or discounted tests

  • Providers: These organisations can process or augment test data for example using AI, telehealth providers or pharma companies for use of the data for clinical trials

  • Checkers: These organisations verify data is valid, for example event organisers or government bodies.

Getting started resources

pageDasLab for developerspageDasLab for partners

Types of Access

The DasLab dashboard and API can be accessed with different access levels

  • Organisation (Org) eg: DasLab

    • Company wide data and configuration

  • Location eg: DasLab Berlin

    • Single location data and configuration

The owner of a location or org has additional setup configuration options. These also have several restrictive sub-roles, for doctors, or customer support for example.

The interface for sampler takers that are not owners, is much simpler and much more suited to mass testing staff, nurses, students. It is always better not to give too many permissions.

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