Workflow snapshot

Context in, prepared action out — what Tabflows reads in a user-started browser session, and what it stages for review.

Initiation

An authorized clinic user starts the workflow from a lab result available in Quest, Labcorp, or a local lab integration.

User-initiated. Runs in the authorized clinic user's active browser session and uses the systems the user is already signed into.

Apps connected

Quest

Labcorp

Elation

Spruce

Steps

1Opens the resultAction kind: context
2Compares against historyAction kind: context
3Flags abnormals for triageAction kind: review
4Prepares team follow-upAction kind: team_task
5Drafts the patient messageAction kind: prepared_action

Action out

Abnormal results are highlighted with reviewed follow-up tasks and patient-message drafts.

Tabflows does not store EHR credentials, does not independently initiate EHR access, and prepares work for review rather than acting as an open-ended autonomous EHR agent.

Saves ~6 minutes per result

How it runs

Each step Tabflows prepares, from user initiation to clinic review.

Sketch: a lab result flows through Tabflows into a patient follow-up checklist

1
Opens the result
Gathering
Tabflows works with the lab result the clinic user selected from the active browser session.
2
Compares against history
Thinking
Trends, reference ranges, and prior abnormalities are checked so context isn't lost.
3
Flags abnormals for triage
Drafting
Anything outside range is highlighted for priority review; routine results are prepared for the chart.
4
Prepares team follow-up
Waiting
Need an MA callback? Provider review? Tabflows stages the right task with the result attached.
5
Drafts the patient message
Done
When a Spruce reply is needed, Tabflows pre-writes it in your voice so you can review and complete it.

Paste this into Assist

Drop this into Tabflows Assist to set up the reviewed workflow.

Hey Tabflows — set up user-initiated lab result follow-through. When I choose a Quest or Labcorp result, compare it against the patient's history and reference ranges. Prepare routine results for the Elation chart. Flag abnormals and stage the follow-up — MA callback, provider review, or patient message — with the result attached. When a Spruce reply is needed, draft it in my voice so I can review and complete it.