SalesDemo

How to walk this demo

Eight roles, one seeded dataset, one continuous record. There is no wrong order and nothing you can break — this page just tells you where each door leads.

What you are looking at

This is the working software for a molecular baseline pattern research program — the operational chain from enrolling a participant through to a result landing in the record, with role-based access at every point and a complete chain of custody behind it.

It is a demo in one respect only: every participant, value, clinic and staff member in it is invented. The workflow, the role boundaries, the custody record and the consent gates are the real thing. Every rule you run into is a rule the system actually enforces.

Research Use Only. The program is investigational, clinician-mediated and independent of standard care. It does not return individual results and is not used to diagnose, treat or direct anyone's medical care.

Getting around

  1. Pick a role. You land on the persona picker. Each card says what that role does and which screens it opens.
  2. Use the pointers. A callout marks the next meaningful action on each screen. Dismiss it with Got it, or turn them off from the button at the bottom right.
  3. Follow the i badges. They sit beside things worth explaining and say why that detail matters to someone evaluating the product.
  4. Switch role whenever you like. Switch role in the top bar returns you to the picker. Roles are not separately credentialed — you stay signed in.
  5. Refresh to start over. A page refresh restores the seeded data. There is no reset button because reset is the page load.
Nothing you do here escapes this page. The demo has no connection to any live system in either direction, and your work is held in your own browser session only. Two people opening this link see the same starting data and never see each other's changes.

The eight roles

Clinic
IS

Intake Specialist

Enrols the participant, captures consent, creates the order. This is the start of the chain and the best place to begin if you want to follow one person all the way through.

Try: enrol a prospect, then watch consent gate everything that follows.
CA

Clinic Admin

Clinic-level oversight. Holds the actions that interrupt a chain rather than advance it — deferrals, and consent withdrawal.

Try: withdraw a consent, then read the same event back in the Compliance view.
CT

Clinic Lab Tech

Scans the draw tube against the order, spins it, and moves the serum into barcoded cryovials. The tube never travels — the aliquots do, and each one carries its own identity from this point on.

Try: scan a tube and watch one draw become several separately tracked aliquots.
LO

Lab Ops

Assembles aliquots into a manifest and ships them. The manifest is de-identified by design: barcodes and quantities, with no participant identity travelling with the box.

Try: build a manifest and look at what is — and is not — printed on it.
CL

Clinician

Order status across the clinic, and the population report. Findings are reported across the cohort and never returned to an individual, which is what keeps the research defensible.

Try: open the population report — the program's only result surface.
Processing lab
LA

Lab Admin

Receives the shipment, confirms what arrived against what was sent, accessions what it accepts and rejects what fails inspection. Rejection is part of this demo rather than an edge case hidden from it.

Try: find the rejected sample in the seeded data and trace why it stopped.
LT

Lab Tech

Uploads the result. It lands against the accessioned aliquot, not against a person — re-association happens only where role and consent both permit it.

Try: upload a result and see what identity is available at that moment.
Oversight
CO

Compliance

Reads the whole record back: the audit trail, the chain of custody, and the consent record. If you only have time for one role, make it this one — it is where the other seven become evidence.

Try: trace a single participant draw tube through result, then find where consent stopped a chain.

The chain, in four stages

1
Intake and consent

The participant is enrolled and consent is captured — in person, or handed to the participant's own phone. Nothing downstream moves until it is signed.

2
Draw and processing

The draw tube is scanned against the order, spun, and aliquoted into barcoded cryovials.

3
Manifest and shipment

Aliquots are assembled into a de-identified manifest and shipped.

4
Receipt, accession and result

The receiving lab confirms, accessions, rejects what fails, and uploads the result.

Running alongside all four is the Compliance view, where the whole chain can be read back in one place with actor, role, time and cause on every hop.

The two surfaces

The Program Portal

The desktop, staff-facing console where most of the demo lives. All eight roles work here.

Open the Console

The prospect app

The participant's own phone view. In this demo it does one job: mobile consent signing — the console issues a QR code, and the phone reads the statements and signs them. In the live portal that signature returns to the clinic's record as it happens; in this demo the two surfaces run independently, so you see the participant's side rather than both ends at once.

Open the prospect app

Questions people usually ask

Can I break it?

No. Refresh restores the seeded state, and your session is yours alone.

Why can't I see a screen another role had?

That is the point. Screens closed to your role stay listed but locked, so you can see the shape of the access model rather than guess at it. Clicking a locked item tells you who does hold it.

Where are the individual participant results?

There are none, by design. The program does not return individual results during this phase, so no role reaches an individual report and no link exposes one.

Can participants do any of this themselves?

In the live portal, yes. Once the clinic sends a participant a secure link, they can complete the whole intake form independently, as well as sign consent on their own phone. This demo shows staff-led enrolment because that is the path that exercises the role boundaries — self-service intake is deliberately out of scope here, not absent from the product.

Is any of this data real?

None of it. Every name, value, clinic and staff member is invented for this demo.

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