Platform
Build Diagnostic Programs on one laboratory foundation.
A Program is a reusable commercial and operating unit configured against the laboratory's real testing capability. It can begin as lab-owned configuration or an approved partner opportunity and becomes the same canonical Diagnostic Program model.
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Evaluate the operating model and technical path.
Each Program defines who can offer what, where, and under which rules.
Allowed tests, catalog, commercial context, serviceability, clinical and order requirements, partner grants, collection model, and operational rules can vary by Program. The laboratory connection, underlying infrastructure, and canonical order and result model are reused.
Core capabilities
- Test menu / compendium alignment
- In-house vs referred-out testing
- Individual tests vs consumer panels
- Panel composition
- Laboratory-specific test codes and mappings
- Consumer pricing
- Specimen requirements
- Ordering requirements
- Collection options
- Eligibility and program configuration
- Repeat-testing programs
- Publication state and availability
- Partner access and Program grants
- Program-specific operational rules
Where this sits
Consumer Experience
Your brand · Web · Mobile · Future channels
Solia Direct Platform
Commerce · Identity · Workflow · Results · Longitudinal Data · Intelligence
Integration Layer
APIs · HL7 / FHIR · Adapters
Laboratory Infrastructure
LIS/LIMS · Scheduling · Collection · Payments · Clinical Systems
Catalog definition and program configuration are owned by the laboratory and executed in the Control Plane.
System boundary
Programs express approved operating models; they do not bypass laboratory readiness.
A laboratory can configure its own Program or approve one introduced through the controlled health-company activation flow. In both cases, catalog alignment, serviceability, mappings, collection, access and workflow rules are established deliberately with the laboratory.
See Security and Integrations.
The laboratory defines the offering
Which assays and panels are sold, their specimen requirements, and any geographic or ordering restrictions that apply.
Mappings are explicit
Each consumer product is mapped to laboratory orderables, result codes, units and reference intervals for the deployment.
No universal compendium ingestion
Solia Direct does not claim automatic ingestion of any laboratory compendium. Alignment is a configured, reviewed process.
Build the next diagnostic Program around your laboratory.
See how Solia Direct can be configured around your catalog, workflows, systems, and operating model.