All comparisonsComparison · checked 2026-09-03

SamLab vs Delphic LIS (Sysmex)

Delphic LIS · Smart Client interface; cloud or on-premise not stated on the product page

The short verdict

Delphic is Sysmex’s enterprise LIS for core-lab departments, strongest in the Asia-Pacific region, with a library of more than 250 instrument and automation interfaces, HL7, LOINC and SNOMED support, and specialised microbiology, anatomical pathology and genetics modules. SamLab is an offline-first LIS for independent laboratories with a published price. Different scale, different buyer.

In the vendor’s words: Sysmex describes Delphic as an innovative LIS used by leading laboratories, suitable for all core lab departments, managing each step of the pre-analytical, analytical and post-analytical process, with a Smart Client interface and multilab capability on a single instance.

SamLab vs Delphic LIS (Sysmex) — side by side

SamLab’s column reflects our published plans. Delphic LIS (Sysmex)’s column is what the vendor states on its own site, read on 2026-09-03; where the vendor does not say, the cell says so.

FactorSamLabDelphic LIS (Sysmex)
DeploymentOffline-first desktop with cloud syncSmart Client; hosting model not stated
Works through an internet outageYes — registration, billing, results and reports keep runningNot stated by the vendor
Pricing modelYearly subscription in your own currencyEnquiry-based
Public, transparent pricingYes — every plan price is on the pricing pageNot published
Analyzer interfacingASTM, HL7 and serial/TCP interfaces with IQC (Pro and above)Library of over 250 interfaces; HL7
Accreditation-ready records (ISO 15189 style)Reference ranges with units, verifier identity, retained amendment history, specimen traceabilityEnterprise LIS with rules engine and result validation; confirm the evidence pack in a demo
Where your data livesOn your own machine first; encrypted off-site backup and exportNot stated on the product page
Free trial on your own data7-day free trial, no cardEnquiry only
Typical laboratoryIndependent and hospital-attached clinical laboratoriesCore-lab departments and multi-site networks, Asia-Pacific

An honest read

No software wins on everything. Here is where each genuinely leads.

Where Delphic LIS (Sysmex) wins

  • A library of over 250 interfaces to automation lines, sample routing, point-of-care devices and multi-vendor analysers, per the vendor
  • Multilab capability — central and outlying laboratories on a single LIS instance
  • Specialised modules for microbiology, anatomical pathology and cyto/molecular genetics
  • Standards conformance named by the vendor: HL7, LOINC, SNOMED

Where SamLab wins

  • Keeps working through an internet outage, then syncs
  • Published plan prices in your own currency; a 7-day free trial without a card
  • Sized and priced for a single independent laboratory rather than a regional network
  • Your data on your own machine first, with export

Pick Delphic LIS (Sysmex) if…

you run a hospital or regional laboratory network, particularly in Asia-Pacific, and want a Sysmex-backed enterprise LIS with automation-line integration.

Pick SamLab if…

you run an independent clinical laboratory and want offline reliability with a price you can read before you enquire.

What Delphic LIS (Sysmex) charges

Not published — the vendor quotes after a sales conversation (checked 2026-09-03)

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SamLab’s pricing is public

A yearly subscription in your own currency, with no onboarding fee and a 7-day free trial. Every plan price is on the pricing page.

SamLab vs Delphic LIS (Sysmex) — FAQs

How much does Delphic LIS cost?+

Sysmex does not publish a price; the product page offers an enquiry. SamLab publishes every plan price on its pricing page, in your own currency.

Is Delphic available outside Asia-Pacific?+

Delphic is sold by Sysmex Asia Pacific and has a large installed base in New Zealand. Availability elsewhere is a question for Sysmex; SamLab is sold internationally.

Can SamLab match 250 analyzer interfaces?+

SamLab interfaces analyzers over ASTM, HL7 and serial or TCP connections and confirms support per make and model before you buy. It does not claim a library of that size; it claims to connect the instruments on your bench.

Vendor details are taken from each vendor’s own public website on the date shown and may change. We compare on published capabilities, not on internals we cannot verify. Confirm current features and pricing directly with the vendor and in a trial. SamLab details reflect our published plans. Vendor names are used only to identify the products compared.

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