USB and Bluetooth scanner input
Staff scan the usable DIN with the workstation’s scanner. The identifier becomes the lookup key, avoiding manual copying of the remaining product details from a damaged label.
Blood-product records retrieved by a single identifier.
A browser application for American Red Cross laboratory staff. When printed product details are difficult to read, scanning the usable DIN retrieves the stored type, volume, procedure times and originating site. Corporate sign-in and idle locking support shared workstations.
Staff scan the usable DIN with the workstation’s scanner. The identifier becomes the lookup key, avoiding manual copying of the remaining product details from a damaged label.
The interface keeps the lookup short: barcode input leads to a single product record. Staff can inspect the type, volume, procedure times and location together.
PingFederate connects access to the organisation’s existing sign-in.
The current record is cleared. Continuing work requires authentication again.
A damaged label can leave the DIN readable while other product details are unclear. Staff need to retrieve the existing record without re-entering those details or searching through unrelated administration screens.
A USB or Bluetooth scanner supplies the lookup identifier. The application retrieves the matching record and shows the fields together in a focused browser view.
The application treats scanner input as workstation activity. When activity stops, it locks the session and clears the displayed record. The next operator must authenticate before accessing product data.
A focused browser interface connected to product data and the organisation’s sign-in.
Blazor WebAssembly provides the browser interface, with barcode input for DIN lookup.
ASP.NET Core handles the API. Entity Framework Core connects the application to product records in Azure SQL Database.
PingFederate provides enterprise sign-in, with the web application hosted through Azure App Services.
We can connect your identifier, source system and existing sign-in in a focused tool for the people using it every day. Start with the record they need to find and the device they work on.
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