Blood bank management software you can trust
A blood bank runs on traceability: every unit has to be accounted for from donor to recipient, stored by group and component, cross-matched before issue, and never used past expiry. Uyirly’s blood bank management software tracks all of it on one system, so the bank is auditable and safe rather than run on a register and hope.
- Donor records and donation history
- Stock by blood group and component
- Cross-matching before issue
- Full unit traceability, donor to recipient
Every unit accounted for, donor to recipient
The whole point of a blood bank system is that no unit is ever unaccounted for. Uyirly gives each unit an identity from the moment it’s donated and tracks it through testing, storage, cross-match and issue, so at any time you know exactly what’s in stock, where each unit came from, and where it went. That traceability is what a paper register can never reliably give you.
Stock by group and component
Blood isn’t one thing — it’s groups and components (whole blood, packed cells, plasma, platelets), each with its own shelf life. Uyirly holds stock by group and component with expiry tracking, so you can see availability at a glance, use oldest-valid-first, and get warned before units expire instead of discovering it during a shortage.
Blood stock
By group & component
- Live availability by blood group and component
- Expiry tracking with warnings before units lapse
- Component separation recorded against the source unit
Cross-match and safe issue
A unit should only leave the bank against a valid request and a completed cross-match. Uyirly ties issue to the request and the cross-match result, records who authorised it, and keeps the recipient link — so issuing blood is a controlled, logged step, not a note in a book.
Part of the hospital, not a silo
Because the blood bank shares the hospital’s patient records and billing, a cross-match request for an admitted patient and the charge for a unit issued both connect to the same patient — no separate registration, no reconciling the bill later. It’s one system, with the blood bank’s controls where they’re needed.
- Requests linked to the patient’s admission
- Issue charges post to the patient’s bill
- Auditable log of every donation, test and issue
From donor to recipient
Every unit follows a controlled, logged path — the same blood bank workflow end to end.
- 1
Donation
A donor is registered and the unit is recorded with its group and donation details.
- 2
Testing
The unit is screened and marked safe before it can be used.
- 3
Storage
It is stored by group and component with an expiry date the system watches.
- 4
Cross-match
On a request, the unit is cross-matched against the patient before issue.
- 5
Issue
The unit is issued against the request, the authoriser and recipient are recorded, and the charge posts to the bill.
Frequently asked questions
Does it track blood units by group and component?
Yes. Stock is held by blood group and component (whole blood, packed cells, plasma, platelets) with expiry tracking, so availability is visible at a glance and units are used oldest-valid-first with warnings before they expire.
Does it support cross-matching and traceability?
Yes. Issue is tied to a valid request and a completed cross-match, with the authoriser and recipient recorded, and every unit is traceable from donor through testing and storage to issue.
Can it connect to the rest of the hospital system?
Yes. The blood bank shares the hospital’s patient records and billing, so a cross-match request links to the patient’s admission and the charge for an issued unit posts to their bill — no separate registration.
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