Every result goes through four stages — automatically, in under 50 milliseconds.
Your analyser finishes a run and sends a stream of characters — ASTM frames, HL7 segments, or its own proprietary format — over serial or TCP. LISBridge receives every byte.
The built-in WebAssembly parser instantly recognises the instrument and protocol, then breaks the stream into structured records: patient ID, test codes, numeric results, units, reference ranges, and flags.
Every record is checked for completeness and consistency. Instruments sometimes re-send the same result after a timeout — duplicate detection catches those silently so your HIS never receives double entries.
Structured, validated results are forwarded to your Hospital Information System or LIMS automatically. No manual step. No copy-paste. No transcription risk.
LISBridge ships with built-in parsers for each protocol — no configuration, no manual mapping.
The industry-standard protocol for haematology and chemistry analysers. LISBridge handles ENQ/ACK handshaking, multi-frame messages, record types (H, P, O, R, L), and result flags exactly as each manufacturer implements them — quirks included.
Example instruments
Some instruments speak HL7 natively — they send ORU^R01 messages directly over RS-232 or TCP/IP. LISBridge parses these HL7 streams in real time and forwards the structured results to your HIS.
Example instruments
Some instruments send data in formats that are neither standard ASTM nor HL7 — Biomerieux VIDAS, Siemens Dimension, and DIATRON Abacus all use proprietary frame structures. LISBridge includes dedicated parsers for each, built into the WASM module and updated silently.
Example instruments
The parser is invisible when it works perfectly — which is always.
Results are parsed and forwarded as each run completes — not collected and uploaded in bulk. Clinicians see data the moment the instrument finishes.
The parser is a WebAssembly module pulled from the CDN every 15 minutes. When we add or fix a protocol, your running app picks it up silently — no downtime, no IT call.
Instruments re-transmit when they don't receive an ACK. LISBridge tracks message IDs and timestamps so your HIS never gets the same result twice.
Parsing runs entirely on your local machine. If your internet connection drops, the instrument keeps sending and LISBridge keeps parsing — nothing is lost.
Abnormal flags (H, L, *, !) and instrument-set reference ranges are carried through to your HIS exactly as the instrument reported them.
Every parsed result is stored locally with its raw source, timestamp, and delivery status. You can always trace exactly what was received and when.
The exact ASTM or HL7 frame the instrument produced is stored alongside the parsed result and displayed next to it. When someone asks six weeks later where a value came from, you show the frame — not a log entry claiming it arrived. This is the traceability that auditable lab data, and any AI built on top of it, actually depends on.
Your analyser calls it WBC-B. Your LIS calls it something else. Map any instrument parameter to any LIS field yourself, in the app — no custom programming, no vendor support ticket, no waiting for a release.
Parser updates are completely silent
When a manufacturer changes their output format, we update the WASM module. Your running app picks it up automatically in the next 15-minute check cycle — no restart, no user action, no IT ticket.
Download LISBridge, connect your instrument, and watch results flow to your HIS automatically. 7-day free trial — no credit card required.
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