Smart Information Management for Today’s Laboratories

Since 1982, Laboratory System Technologies (Pty) Ltd. has been at the forefront of software innovation.

Our DisaLab Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) is built on a robust distributed network architecture—engineered for reliability, scalability and performance.

Designed for multi-disciplinary environments, DisaLab ensures seamless operation across labs of all sizes. It aligns with laboratory best practice and complies with ISO 15189 standards—empowering modern labs to deliver precision, efficiency, and excellence.

DisaLab is:

• Scaleable -  From single workstations in remote labs, to hundreds of workstations in large hospitals. From small private labs to multiple public laboratories serving entire countries. No lab is too big or too small.

• Simple to deploy - For small labs without in-house IT experts,  we offer a pre-configured MS-SQL based system.  This can be up and running in a matter of days.  For larger laboratories, a system based on either MS-SQL, MySQL or Oracle is available.  These larger labs customise and update their own setups on an ongoing basis. So we provide full implementation and training services. 

• Easy to use - We take pride in our simple, intuitive user interface which follows the familiar Windows "point and click" standards. The system also allows users to work quickly using the keyboard alone for repetitive tasks.   

• International - DisaLab is currently used by laboratories in seventeen countries in Africa, the Caribbean and South America.  It adapts easily to local requirements and has the ability for users to work and report in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French.

• Affordable -  For a full featured Laboratory Information System,  DisaLab is among the most competitively priced in the international marketplace.  Contact us to find out what it would cost for your laboratory.  Acknowledging their valuable work,  DisaLab is offered FREE to qualifying NGOs,  training institutions and Faith Based Organisations and was offered free to Covid testing labs during the pandemic.