Connected diagnostics software for clinics
Stop re-entering data across devices, records, reports and billing. Catenix connects your testing workflow from patient registration to result delivery to invoice.
Built for clinics running point-of-care and diagnostic services that need speed, traceability and a cleaner audit trail.
Where it breaks
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
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 captureResults 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.
HL7, POCT1-A2 and ASTM, plus RESTCharts 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 trailA 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 recordTests 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.
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The patient journey, end to end
Follow a single test through the clinic: registration, the worklist out to the analyser, the result back, quality control, the clinician's sign-off, the report and the invoice. Every step lands in one record, so nothing is re-typed and nothing is lost between systems.
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Book the patient once. Catenix prints the specimen label with a barcode and a unique accession, so every tube tracks back to one record.
The order is sent to the analyser with the patient already attached. Bidirectional, so nobody types an ID at the bench and a transposed digit can't misfile the result.
The run finishes and the result is read straight off the analyser, seconds later, exactly as it came, with nothing typed by hand.
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Every control runs through Westgard rules and plots on a Levey-Jennings chart automatically. QC is kept separate from patient results.
The result lands in the clinician workspace, matched to the right patient and operator on its accession. Nothing is filed until a clinician reviews and signs it off.
A branded report builds from the same record and goes out the way each patient or corporate client expects, once a clinician authorises it.
The invoice comes off the same encounter as the test, so what you bill is exactly what you ran, tracked in one place across patient, insurer and corporate payers.
What changes for your team
Reception books and registers a patient once, with no re-keying into a separate system.
Operators run the test and the result lands against the right patient automatically.
Clinic managers see turnaround, quality and activity in one place, with a full audit trail.
Finance invoices from the same record, so billing matches what was actually done.
Explore the platform
Works with your bench
Chemistry, immunoassay, blood gas, haematology, molecular and urinalysis, connected through a small on-site gateway. Quality control is kept separate from patient results automatically, and results push on to your LIS or EHR.
Why clinics choose Catenix
In production, not in theory
Catenix has been live in production since early 2026. These are figures from clinics running it now, not projections or a pilot deck.
A UK health-screening clinic runs a mixed bench through Catenix, chemistry, immunoassay and urinalysis analysers, with results captured and QC kept separate automatically.
Another clinic has logged thousands of quality-control runs on Catenix, every one charted and Westgard-checked at the moment it ran, so audit evidence assembles itself.
Figures are live production aggregates as of July 2026, shown without identifying any clinic. Named references are available under NDA during due diligence.
Questions, answered
Catenix is connected software for diagnostic and point-of-care clinics. It brings booking, testing, device connectivity, quality control, records, reporting and billing into one workflow, so your clinic runs in one system instead of many.
Catenix supports HL7, POCT1-A2 and ASTM, plus REST and selected proprietary device frames. Connectivity is bidirectional, so the system can send instructions to analysers, not just receive results.
Catenix offers regional data residency: data is hosted in-region, encrypted in transit and at rest, and GDPR-aligned with a tamper-evident audit trail and role-based access control. Deployment in your jurisdiction is available on request.
No. Catenix is connectivity, workflow, record-keeping and data display only. It does not interpret results, calculate clinical values or provide clinical decision support.
Catenix is a subscription priced per clinic or site, with optional add-on modules at a flat monthly price. There are no per-test fees. Device drivers for supported analysers are part of the platform, and implementation is scoped with your quote. See how pricing works.
Most supported analysers connect within days, not months: install the edge gateway on a clinic PC, point the analyser at it, confirm the first result end-to-end, then go live. See how implementation works.
Manual patient ID entry at the analyser is the usual cause: someone reads an ID off one screen and types it into the instrument, and a single transposed digit assigns the result to the wrong person. Catenix sends the worklist to the analyser with the patient already attached and matches the returning result to that same record, so the ID is never typed twice.
Spreadsheet QC means charts are drawn after the fact and audit week becomes a reconstruction exercise. Catenix captures QC runs as they happen, applies Westgard rules to flag failures, plots Levey-Jennings charts automatically and records operator competency against the person who ran the test, backed by a tamper-evident audit trail.
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