[01] 1. What is STDLAB and which workflows does it cover?
STDLAB is Danjie’s EQA collaboration platform for provincial CDC and dermatology/STI organizers. It closes the loop from dispatch → lab reporting → auto scoring → feedback, replacing email + Excel reconciliation, plus quality-management modules (training, certificates, surveys, knowledge base).
[02] 2. How does EQA prevent labs from copying or cross-checking results?
Two built-in controls: each tube gets an independent random code so labs never see a shared lookup ID; and scheme grouping can assign different sample sets within one batch, cutting lab-to-lab comparison at the source.
[03] 3. How do labs submit results, and is onboarding hard?
Organizers run the full flow on Web; labs submit via WeChat mini-program with no client install. Email notices, deadline reminders, and return-to-revise keep coordination light—frontline staff can start after brief training.
[04] 4. Is on-prem / intranet deployment supported? Can data stay local?
Yes. Deploy on institutional intranet or gov cloud with data staying in-org. Assess public demo, pure intranet, or gov-cloud hybrid against your environment.
[05] 5. Can it adapt to Xinchuang, and how do you support MLPS review?
PoC plans are available for Kylin/UOS and Dameng/Kingbase; HTTPS/TLS, SM crypto, and MFA are assessable. Permission-model notes, sample audit logs, and deploy diagrams can support your MLPS materials package.
[06] 6. Which provincial deployments are public, and can we get a demo?
Public references include Guangdong Dermatology Center, Zhejiang Dermatology Institute, Shandong Dermatology Institute, Shanghai Skin Disease Hospital, and Shaanxi CDC. After booking, a demo account is sent within one business day for the matching scenario.
[07] 7. What materials are provided before go-live?
The pre-go-live checklist downloads free from the site; after booking we send SOP, API samples, security/deploy brief, and access/audit docs for internal approval and implementation.