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The life of a test · 04 Check

Only the wells that need you, checked twice.

Readcall calls every target and brings a person only what it cannot call. A second analyst checks blind, and a swapped sample is caught before anyone reviews it.

Review by exception

The trace first, then the call.

Each well that needs a person opens on its evidence, and the clear calls go in one sweep with the same rule every time.

A well reviewed against its chromatogram with the call to confirm
One well reviewed against its trace.
  • Heterozygous indels called and named in HGVS
  • Confirm, change or no call, with a reason
  • Keys for every action

Second check

A second analyst, blind.

The second analysis is done without seeing the first, the two are compared, and a difference needs a reason before release.

A blind second analysis of a plate
The second analysis, with the first hidden.
  • Blind spot checks on qualified tests
  • Differences listed, never merged quietly
  • A different person releases

PCR and parentage review

Calculated results still wait for people.

PCR and parentage results retain their evidence, flags and conflicts through review and release.

  • Controls and failed wells remain visible
  • Parentage conflicts identify the marker and relationship
  • Blind review where the test requires it

In development · NGS

Panel review is not yet available.

The planned NGS review uses the same evidence-first approach, but Phase 3 is still being developed and validated.

Design view of a planned NGS panel review card
Planned NGS review. Phase 3 remains in development.
  • Not part of the current demo
  • No NGS compute worker on the shared server
  • No production or client result claims