Available Since 2024

Automated Data Entry
for Pathology

AccessPath transforms every physical requisition into structured, verified, traceable digital data.
From the moment the specimen arrives at reception, to the exact moment it reaches the grossing station, AccessPath eliminates manual transcription errors and accelerates the pre-analytical workflow.

Equip your lab

Optimizing Administrative Efficiency
in Pathology

Scan the Request Form

Automated scanning of pathology request forms, handwritten or printed, standardized or not.
Accepts any format, any layout, any handwriting.

Automatic Data Extraction

OCR reads patient name, date of birth, file number, prescribing physician and clinical information instantly and without manual input.

Connects to Health Insurance

Automatic patient data enrichment with real-time verification.

Sample Vials Traceability

Each request form is archived alongside the associated sample tubes, ensuring complete chain of custody from the moment of registration.

Stay in Control of Your Data

Tailored to your needs

Solution On-Premise GDPR Compliant

LIS Agnostic Seamless Integration.

Label–Container pairing

Why AccessPath Stands Out?

Any Input Format

Standard or non-standard forms, scans, PDFs, handwritten. AccessPath reads everything. Any Input Format

On-Premise

Installs on your local infrastructure. No external cloud. Full data ownership.

Real-Time Validation

Manual editing of all fields always possible.

Connects to Public Databases

Health insurance and public patient data networks. Automatic patient data enrichment with real-time verification.

Full Traceability

Camera scans the required form and the vials (label+ content) in a single gesture. Auto-association between the document and the biological specimen.

Data Joins the AlgoPath Ecosystem

AccessPath is not an isolated solution. It is the entry point of the complete traceability chain. Every piece of data entered is immediately available for the entire AlgoPath ecosystem.

Integrate AccessPath into your workflow