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Search for selective specimensTo search for specimens based on workflow, type, barcodes, or labels, you can use the filters available on the page:
Select specimens and processYou can select multiple specimens that belong to the same workflow and start processing them:
Scanning specimen labels/barcodes to start a batch
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All the regular users who can access the workflow and start processing specimens will be notified of the count of specimens in the waiting queue via email if the "notifUserGroups" section is not configured in your workflow.json file.
Starting v10.0, if you configure the "notifUserGroups" section, the 'Workflow waiting queue items digest' emails will be only sent to the users who are a part of that user group that is/are added to your workflow(s).
Example workflow.json file:
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When you keep the blood tubes for clotting or centrifugation, it takes a few minutes. In the meantime, instead of waiting, you can easily switch to another existing batch or start a new batch.
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In most of your regular workflows, you might set certain values to default to commonly used parameters based on the highest possible value or frequently used value. Every so often, the end-users tend to hit the submit button without cross-checking what value is available on the screen, or they mistakenly add an incorrect value. To avoid navigation to various tabs to view what data is entered in the previous tasks, we have implemented this feature. This will allow you to navigate between current tasks and previous tasks easily.
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To download the workflow JSON, click on the download button from the workflows list view page:
If you do not use any workflow anymore, or if you have wrongly created one, you can archive such workflows by clicking on the ‘Archive’ icon:
You can search for workflow based on the activity status and workflow name:
When you create a workflow on your test server and wish to move it to the production server, you need to make some changes.
This is because the CP ID is generated by the system and varies on different servers.
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