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A fruitful way to engage your mobile camera with lab orders management

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In general, institute regulations require us to keep Delivery Notes of orders we make. In addition, having access to all Delivery Notes helps us avoid double orders. Surprisingly, keeping a Delivery Note might be a challenging thing. In Ben Gurion university it’s solved by WhatsApp messaging group, where all Delivery Notes are poured.
Naturally, the Delivery Notes get lost.
In LabSuit Delivery Notes and orders are always kept together.
We empowered LabSuit users to take snapshots of your Delivery Notes with smartphones and instantly attach them to respective order in LabSuit!
So here it goes!
You don’t need to install anything from AppStore or Google Play!
Just point your mobile browser to LabSuit and you are good to go!
Every order item has a button "Attach Delivery Note".
Tapping that button shows up "Take Photo or Video" menu.
 

Just point your front camera at the Delivery Note and take a shot!
Having uploaded the image to your LabSuit, you get peace of mind!
Now the Delivery Note is available for your future follow ups!

Comments

  1. Alex D.March 15, 2017 at 11:12 PM

    Partha, thank you for your comment!
    If you have question and remarks I would be happy to hear!
    By the way, how is going with LabSuit at your lab?

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