Infobytes Nepal Services

Lab Software in Nepal

Infobytes Nepal builds Nidanyo, a laboratory operations and information management system for medical laboratories, diagnostic centres, and pathology labs across Nepal. One system carries a sample from the registration counter to a verified, printed report and the bill that goes with it.

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Overview

One system from the registration counter to the signed report

Walk into most labs in Nepal on a busy morning and you will see the same setup. A register book at the counter, a billing package that was bought years ago and does not talk to anything else, analyser printouts stacked next to the machine, and report templates in Word that somebody keeps a folder of. It works. It works right up to the point where volume grows, and then the cracks show all at once: the same patient registered twice under two spellings, a sample nobody logged sitting past its stability window, a report released with last year's reference range still in it, and a month end that takes three days to reconcile.

Nidanyo was built to close those specific gaps. A patient is registered once and every step afterwards reads from that one record. Samples carry a barcode from collection onward, so a technologist can tell at a glance what is on the bench, what is pending, and what is overdue. Results either get typed in or come straight off analysers that support standard interfacing, which removes the transcription mistakes that cause most of the rework in a busy lab.

Reports move through a verification path instead of going straight to the printer. A technologist enters, an authorised signatory verifies, and only a verified result becomes releasable. Reference ranges are set per test and can vary by age band and by sex, so an out of range flag actually means something to the doctor reading it. Billing sits on the same records, which is where manual leakage usually happens: a test that was ordered is a test that was billed, with no separate ledger to reconcile against.

We are a Nepal based team, so setup is not a download link and a PDF manual. We load your existing test catalogue and reference ranges, format your report layout on your letterhead, train each role on the screens they will actually use, and stay reachable after go live when a question comes up at nine in the morning with twenty patients waiting.

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Common problems for Nepali businesses

Patient details are re-entered at the counter, at sample collection, and again at reporting, so the same person ends up in the system three times with three spellings.

Nobody can answer where a sample is right now without walking to the bench and asking.

Reports are typed into Word templates, which means reference ranges drift, formatting varies between staff, and a corrected report leaves no trace of what changed.

Billing and reporting live in separate systems, so tests get run without being billed and the daily collection never quite matches the register.

Referral commissions for doctors and partner clinics are calculated by hand at month end, which takes days and invites disputes.

Reagent stock is checked by looking at the shelf, so a kit runs out mid morning and patients get told to come back tomorrow.

How We Help

How Infobytes Nepal solves these challenges

Register a patient once. Every later step, from collection to report to bill, reads the same record, and duplicate detection catches the near matches before they become two files.

Barcode each sample at collection so its position in the workflow is visible from any screen, with pending and overdue work separated from what is simply in progress.

Enter results against a defined test master with age and sex specific reference ranges, then route them through a verify step before anything can be released.

Print reports on your own letterhead layout, or send them to patients by email or a download link so they do not have to travel back to the counter for a piece of paper.

Bill from the same order that created the test, with counter billing, credit accounts for referring hospitals, package rates, and discounts that carry an approval trail.

Track reagents, kits, and consumables by batch and expiry, with reorder alerts that fire before the shelf is empty rather than after.

Read turnaround time, test volume by department, revenue by referral source, and pending work from a dashboard instead of assembling it by hand.

Included

Services and features

These areas can be shaped into a focused scope depending on your team, budget, timeline, and current workflow.

Patient registration and duplicate detection

Barcoded sample collection and tracking

Test master with age and sex specific ranges

Analyser interfacing for supported machines

Two step result entry and verification

Letterhead report printing and PDF delivery

Counter, credit, and package billing

Referring doctor and institution commissions

Reagent stock by batch and expiry

Role based access with a full audit trail

Turnaround time and pending work dashboards

Daily collection and department revenue reports

Process

A practical process from idea to improvement

Lab visit

We sit in your lab for a morning and watch the actual flow, from the counter to the bench to the report desk. What we build is shaped by what we see there, not by a feature checklist.

Catalogue setup

Your test list, departments, sample types, reference ranges, panel rates, and report layouts get loaded and checked against the reports you issue today.

Configuration

Roles, permissions, billing rules, referral terms, and analyser connections are set up for your lab specifically, then reviewed with the people who will use them.

Training and parallel run

Each role is trained on its own screens. Most labs run Nidanyo alongside the old process for a week or two until the counter and the bench are comfortable.

Go live and support

We are available during the first weeks when questions come up mid rush, and we keep refining reports and rules as your volume and test menu change.

Why Infobytes Nepal

Built for practical teams in Nepal

Built and supported from Nepal, so support is a phone call in your timezone, not a ticket queue in another country.

Designed around how labs here actually run, including credit accounts with referring clinics and commission structures that no imported system handles cleanly.

Report formats match what your doctors and patients already expect from your lab, not a foreign template you have to explain.

Priced for Nepali labs, with no per test licence that punishes you for growing.

Backed by a team that also builds field service, sales, and lead systems, so integrating the lab with the rest of your operations is a normal request, not a special project.

Related services and products

Nidanyo lab management system

See what Nidanyo covers module by module, from registration to reagent stock.

Laboratory information management system in Nepal

The LIMS side in detail: sample lifecycle, verification, interfacing, and audit.

hospital management software in Nepal

For labs that sit inside a hospital and need OPD, IPD, and pharmacy alongside.

custom software development in Nepal

If your lab needs something Nidanyo does not cover yet, we can build it.

FAQ

Common questions

What is the best lab management software in Nepal?

The best lab software for a Nepali laboratory is one that handles local billing habits, credit accounts with referring clinics, and referral commissions, and that comes with support you can actually reach. Nidanyo by Infobytes Nepal is built here for exactly that, covering registration, sample tracking, result verification, report release, billing, and reagent stock in one system.

Can Nidanyo connect to our analysers?

Yes, for analysers that support standard interfacing. Results come straight from the machine into the result entry screen, which removes transcription errors. Machines without an interface port are handled by manual entry with the same verification step, so the report path stays consistent either way.

Do you migrate our old patient and test data?

Yes. If your existing records are in a database, Excel, or an older billing package that can export, we map and import patients, the test catalogue, reference ranges, and rate lists during setup. Register-book history is usually not worth importing in full, so most labs bring across the active patient list and start clean.

How much does lab software cost in Nepal?

It depends on lab size, how many counters and users you need, whether analyser interfacing is involved, and whether you want it hosted by us or on your own machine. Small single-branch labs sit at the low end and multi-branch diagnostic centres with interfacing sit higher. Tell us your monthly test volume and branch count and we will give you a real number rather than a range.

Can it run when the internet goes down?

Yes. Labs that cannot risk downtime run Nidanyo on a machine inside the lab so the counter and the bench keep working through an outage, with reporting and backups syncing when the connection returns. Labs with reliable connectivity usually prefer the hosted option so we handle updates and backups.

Does it handle multiple branches or collection centres?

Yes. Collection centres can register patients and collect samples that get processed at the main lab, with the report visible at the centre once it is verified. Branch level billing, revenue, and pending work are reported separately as well as together.

How long does implementation take?

For a single-branch lab with a standard test menu, expect two to four weeks from catalogue setup to go live, including training and a parallel run. Multi-branch labs and labs with analyser interfacing take longer, mostly because catalogue and rate cleanup takes longer than the software work.

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