Early platform access
Get into the system as each part becomes usable, starting with business setup, services, availability, service area and your booking page.
Private pilot
Apply for pilot access
Phlebotomy Software is being built with mobile phlebotomy businesses, not guessed at from the outside. We are enrolling a small group of independent phlebotomists and mobile phlebotomy companies to test the platform and shape what gets built before public launch.
Pilot participation does not obligate you to purchase the software.
What pilot participants get
A real say in what this becomes
Direct onboarding
We set your account up with you rather than handing you a help article. One session, screen to screen.
Influence over features
What you tell us about travel fees, dispatch, intake and payments goes straight into what gets built next.
Priority at public launch
Pilot businesses come first when the platform opens, and founding-user pricing will be considered for the group.
The application
Tell us how you actually work
The more we know about how you schedule, how you get paid and what is costing you time, the more useful the pilot is for both of us. Most of this takes two minutes.
What happens after you apply
We read it properly
A person, not an autoresponder.
We email you back
With where the build actually is and whether the fit makes sense.
A short session, if you want one
Screen share, walk through your workflow, set your account up together.
Please do not include patient information. Keep patient names, health details and any other sensitive personal data out of this form. It is for information about your business.
Who we are looking for
This pilot is a good fit if…
- You run mobile draws — at a patient's home, office or a client site
- You are the owner or the person who actually runs operations
- You currently juggle a calendar, a payment app and a group chat to get through the day
- You are willing to tell us bluntly when something does not match how you work
- You can spare a short session to get set up and the odd email afterwards
It is a poor fit if you need finished, fully supported software in production tomorrow. We would rather say that now than waste your time.