Turn each accepted case into a clear production route. DentlFlow organizes work by laboratory-defined stations and gives managers and technicians the context needed to advance cases reliably.
A crown, denture and night guard may follow different production paths. DentlFlow lets the lab create stations and ordered workflow templates, then use routing rules to assign the right template by restoration type. Managers can also apply or override a workflow when a case needs special handling.
When production starts, the active step appears in the relevant station queue. Technicians see work they are permitted to execute instead of searching a shared list. Starting, pausing and completing work creates a time-based session, while step notes preserve important production context.
Production is not always linear. A technician can report an issue, and the laboratory can place the case on hold so work does not continue before the problem is resolved. Step events, notes and QC outcomes remain attached to the work order, giving managers a more reliable timeline than informal updates.
Technician sessions provide pause-aware production time and optional labor cost snapshots. Materials consumed against the work order reduce ledger stock and retain unit-cost context. Because these activities share the same case, the lab can review production progress alongside material and labor information before delivery.
See active queues, bottlenecks, holds and the next required action.
Work from assigned stations with step details, notes, QR actions and QC.
Review how cases move and where operational attention is needed.
Each case receives a route while retaining the flexibility to handle exceptions.
Create stations and templates for the laboratory's production paths.
Assign the correct template automatically or manually during review.
Technicians complete active steps and record time, notes and materials.
Resolve holds and record QC before the work order is completed.
Yes. Templates can represent different station sequences, and routing rules can select them by restoration type.
Yes. DentlFlow supports structured work-order and material identifiers, label printing and technician scan flows.
Yes. Stations can be marked for QC, and steps support pass/fail outcomes, notes, issues and holds.
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