Know whether the evidence behind a laboratory result still agrees.
Xaloreli reconstructs the evidence thread behind selected results and tests whether independently maintained records agree at the moment the work was performed.
Follow the evidence from source activity to governed assurance.
Each capability contributes to one continuous thread. Select an area for a practical overview, or open the full platform page for the complete workflow.
Designed for everyday assurance, not only assessment preparation.
Select a scenario to see the evidence, decision and operational outcome.
Integration approach
Start with the exports you already use.
File-first pilots allow laboratories to test source availability, rule accuracy and value before deeper integration. APIs and supported vendor connections can follow where justified.
Clinical records remain controlled by their source systems.
Xaloreli is designed around read-only clinical integrations, least-privilege access, traceable rules, source fingerprints and human confirmation before approved QMS write-back.
Role-based accessEncryption in transit and at restImmutable decision historyTime-limited review accessSource-level traceabilityData minimisation
Open a question to understand how the service fits into operational and quality work.
No. The same result-level evidence model can support internal vertical audits, investigations, management review, network governance and targeted assurance. ISO 15189 mapping is used where it is relevant to the accredited service.
No. Those platforms remain the systems of record. Xaloreli checks whether their independently maintained records agree and sends confirmed findings into approved existing workflows.
The intended model uses existing operational evidence rather than creating a parallel routine record. Pilot work confirms what can be sourced reliably and where controlled manual input is genuinely needed.
The reviewer sees the source states, timestamps and rule outcome. An authorised person confirms or dismisses the break before any finding is sent into the existing QMS.
No. The proposed assessor workspace is scoped, read-only, logged and time-limited. The laboratory controls the selected samples, evidence scope and access period.
Yes. Result threads can support internal vertical audits, targeted investigations, management review and follow-up after maintenance, lot changes or external-quality concerns. The laboratory still defines the scope and makes the professional decision.
The evidence model is designed to follow the accredited service across departments, hospital sites, wards and community delivery points. Local device, operator and governance evidence can remain distinct while being reviewed through one assurance structure.
No. The public website and interactive demonstration use fictional records. Visitors should not submit patient-identifiable or confidential laboratory information through the website.
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