UK-built for clinics and labs

Analyser results into the patient record, without retyping.

Catenix connects your analysers to EMIS Web, SystmOne, your lab system or EPR, and files every result against the right patient. Quality control and the audit trail build as you work.

46 analyser connection guides Quality control with lockouts ISO 15189:2022 checklists built in Cyber Essentials certified No per-test fees
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Catenix dashboard: results distribution, review completion, device fleet status and recent results

One record for every test you run, from booking to invoice. Catenix links your analysers, your staff and your clinical system, so each result is handled once and the evidence is already there when someone asks for it.

For testing leads, quality managers, clinic teams and the IT people who support them. One site or a whole network: hospital, community, private clinic, mobile or remote.

What changes

Four things your team stops worrying about.

Results copied by hand from the analyser screen, then copied again into the report.

Results reach the record on their own.

103 analysers from 39 manufacturers have connection guides today.

Supported analysers →

One mistyped digit and a result belongs to someone else.

Every result on the right patient.

The patient is attached before the test runs. Moving a result later needs a reason, logged on both records.

How results are protected →

QC charts and training records pieced together in the week before an inspection.

Ready for inspection on any day.

Quality control, staff competency and a tamper-evident audit trail are kept as you work, with ISO 15189:2022 checklists built in.

Quality and inspection →

Tests run and never billed, or billed twice.

Invoices that match the work.

Each invoice comes from the same visit as the test. One subscription per site, no per-test fees.

How pricing works →

Catenix in numbers

Analysers with connection guides
46
Analyser manufacturers covered
27
Clinical record systems with integration guides
18
Of a lead operator's time for most installations
1hour

Counted from our published device guides and integration guides, October 2026. Installation time from our implementation page.

See it in action

From the analyser to the record in four steps.

  1. 1

    Connect your analysers

    A small gateway on a PC near the bench links each analyser. Most installations need about an hour of a lead operator's time.

  2. 2

    Test as you do now

    The worklist goes to the analyser with the patient already attached, so nobody types an ID.

  3. 3

    Results file themselves

    Each result lands in the patient's record seconds after the run, with quality control kept apart from patient results.

  4. 4

    The evidence builds as you work

    QC charts, staff competency and the audit trail are recorded as they happen, so inspection day is just another day.

A quality control chart filling in as runs come off the analyser, with an out-of-range run caught and the device locked.

Where it breaks

Most testing services lose time in the same five places.

Pick the one that sounds like yours. The path shows where the flow breaks, what Catenix does about it, and where to read more.

> trace patient → invoice 6 nodes break at patient → analyseranalyser → recordrecord → qualityquality → reportreport → invoice

  1. Patient01
  2. Analyser02
  3. Record03
  4. Quality04
  5. Report05
  6. Invoice06

Results land on the wrong patient

Someone reads an ID off one screen and types it into the analyser. One transposed digit and the result belongs to somebody else, which you may only find out later.

What Catenix does. The worklist goes out to the analyser with the patient already attached, and the result comes back matched to that same record. Nobody types an ID twice.

Bidirectional connectivity, not just result capture

We type results in by hand

Results sit on the analyser, in vendor software, in a binder or on a USB stick. Someone re-keys them into the record, then the report, then the invoice. Every copy is a chance to get it wrong.

What Catenix does. A small on-site gateway reads the analyser directly, so the result is in the patient record seconds after the run finishes, with quality control kept separate from patient results automatically.

Read straight from the analyser, no USB sticks

QC and competency live in spreadsheets

Charts get drawn after the fact, competency sits in a folder, and audit week means reconstructing evidence you already had. The work was done properly. Proving it is the expensive part.

What Catenix does. QC runs are captured as they happen, Westgard rules flag the failures, and competency is recorded against the person who ran the test, so the evidence assembles itself as you work.

Levey-Jennings and a tamper-evident audit trail

Results take too long to reach the patient

A result produced in minutes takes days to reach the person it belongs to, because someone has to assemble the report, check it and send it on.

What Catenix does. Branded reports build from the same record the test landed in and go out by the route each patient or corporate client expects, once a clinician has authorised them.

Report and deliver from one record

Billing does not match what we did

Tests get run and never billed, or billed twice, because the invoice is built from a different list than the work. Reconciling the two is somebody's whole afternoon.

What Catenix does. Invoices are raised from the same encounter as the test, so what you bill is what you actually ran, whether the payer is the patient, an insurer or a corporate account.

One record from registration to invoice

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Works with your stack

Connects to the systems you already run.

Your analysers on one side, your record system on the other. Catenix sits in between and speaks to both.

UK and US clinical systems, GP systems, LIMS and EPRs, plus 46 analyser connection guides. See all integrations →

What Catenix does

Sixteen capabilities. One record. Pick where it hurts.

Everything below reads from and writes to the same record, so the evidence for an inspection is a by-product of running the service, not a project before the visit.

Connectivity & gateway

Every analyser reads into one record through a small on-site gateway, with the worklist going out to the device and the patient already attached.

Connectivity →

Results governance

No silent overwrites: reassign with a reason, audit on both patients, downstream corrections, critical results acknowledged before release, amendments that keep the original.

Results governance →

Quality control

QC captured from the analyser, charted per device and test, failures flagged and the device locked until it is put right, material expiry and the monthly sign-off.

Quality control →

Statistics Workbench Add-on

Verify a new analyser before it goes live: precision, method comparison, linearity, detection limits, reference intervals and measurement uncertainty, in one signed pack.

Workbench →

Quality management Add-on

Non-conformances, incidents, CAPA, ISO 15189:2022 audit checklists, a 5x5 risk register, field safety notices and a management-review pack that fills itself.

Quality management →

Device operations

Service, cleaning, downtime, custody, temperature excursions, firmware and opened reagents per device, with overdue items escalating on their own.

Device operations →

Operators & competency

Individual identity at the device, certification per operator per method with expiry, reminders before it lapses, competency in the management review.

Operators →

EQA Add-on

Deadlines with staged reminders and a calendar file, structured investigations of failed returns, z-score trends and an annual summary.

EQA →

Lot traceability

Which lots were on which analyser when each result was produced, recall impact lists you can export, and cost per test.

Traceability →

Notifications & Action Centre

Rules decide who hears about what; one acknowledgement stops the chain; escalation climbs when nobody answers; the Action Centre lists today's work.

Notifications →

Dashboards & Analytics Studio

Arrange your own dashboard from 46 widgets with presets for each role, and ask the questions standard reports miss.

Dashboards →

Audit trail

Hash-chained, verified per organisation, with the history of any record one click away and extracts that carry a cover sheet.

Audit trail →

Patients & records

Registration, appointments, encounters, the patient record, duplicate merge with an undo, identity confirmation at the moments that matter.

Patient management →

Reporting & patient app

Branded reports and GP letters from the same record, released once authorised, with results in the patient's pocket.

Reporting →

Billing & inventory

Invoices off the same encounter as the test, and stock by lot and expiry per site and device.

Billing →

AI assistant

A read-only assistant that finds features, explains the platform and looks up your own operational data. Never the diagnosis.

Analytics & AI →

Insights for coordinators

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The buyer's guide

Eight questions to ask any POCT connectivity supplier.

The questions that separate a supplier who has wired up real benches from one reading a brochure, with the answers you want to hear.

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Questions, answered

What buyers ask first.

What is Catenix?

Catenix is point-of-care testing software: POCT middleware that connects analysers to one record, plus the quality control, competency, quality management, results governance, reporting and billing a testing service needs. It runs a single site or a whole network.

Is Catenix POCT middleware or a clinic platform?

Both, depending on how you use it. Hospital and laboratory teams use it as connectivity and QC middleware that forwards results to a LIS. Clinics use it as the working record from booking to report to invoice. Same platform, modules switched on per site.

Which connectivity protocols does Catenix support?

HL7 v2, POCT1-A2 and ASTM at the device, with FHIR and REST for clinical systems. Connectivity is bidirectional, so the worklist can go out to the analyser with the patient already attached.

How do I stop point-of-care results landing on the wrong patient?

The worklist goes to the analyser with the patient attached and the result matches back to that record, so an ID is never typed twice. Where a manual match is needed it is a recorded decision: moving a result needs a coded reason, is audited on both patients, and downstream systems receive a correction. See results governance.

How does Catenix pricing work?

One subscription per site covering the core modules, device drivers, updates and support, with optional add-ons at a flat monthly price. There are no per-test fees. See how pricing works.

More answers on the FAQ page, and a cost calculator for your own numbers.

All questions, answered →

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