Someone needs a specific group now. The answer has to be immediate and correct, and it usually depends on a register and whoever is on duty.
Meanwhile units quietly reach expiry because nothing warned anyone, and donor contact details sit in a book that can't be searched when a particular group is needed.
Paper registers delay finding compatible units and verifying cross-match results during acute trauma emergencies.
Platelets expiring in 5 days get lost in refrigerators without automated FIFO rotation and color-coded alerts.
Manual clearance logs for Hepatitis B/C, HIV, and VDRL risk accidental issuance of unverified quarantine units.
Web-only software locking staff out during internet cuts when rapid blood release is needed in the OT.
We design transfusion management workflows tailored to hospital blood banks, thalassemia centres, and independent donor societies in Pakistan. Built on robust offline database architecture. Screenshots use demonstration data.
Product demo — Custom workflows for donor screening, blood group inventory, component separation, expiry alerts and cross-match tracking.Engineered specifically for Pakistani hospital blood banks, regional transfusion centres, and red crescent units.
Voluntary & replacement donor history, eligibility checks, and deferral registers.
Strict quarantine hold until Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV, VDRL, and Malaria clearances are logged.
Splitting whole blood into PRBC, Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP), Platelets, and Cryoprecipitate.
Automated real-time alerts for expiring units with FIFO issuance logic.
Patient grouping, recipient antibody screening, and compatibility slips.
Rapid bag dispatch protocols with emergency override audit trails.
ISBT-compliant barcode generation for unique unit IDs, blood group, and expiry.
Works reliably within hospital premises with zero reliance on cloud connectivity.
Clear answers for transfusion officers, blood bank directors, and hospital administrators.
Schedule a discovery session with our transfusion software team to explore our blood quarantine, component separation, and cross-match modules.
