HeartLab
Administration

Administration Overview

Understand the main administrative areas in HeartLab and where to configure them.

Administration Overview

The HeartLab Settings menu contains the administrative functions used to manage:

  • Access and permissions
  • Security settings
  • Reporting configuration
  • Measurements
  • Integrations
  • Study workflows
  • Organisational setup

These settings can significantly affect the downstream experience for users and may impact organisational security, workflow integrity, and compliance requirements.

Administrative settings should be modified carefully. Incorrect configuration may affect reporting workflows, integrations, security controls, or clinical processes across the organisation.

Access Administration Settings

To access the administration settings:

  1. Select your profile name in the top-right corner.
  2. Select Settings.

The settings categories appear in the left-hand panel. Selecting a category expands its available subcategories.

Main Administration Areas

My Account

The My Account settings allow users to manage:

  • Personal information
  • Passwords
  • Notification preferences

Users with physician-level permissions can also manage:

  • PIN
  • Signature
  • Logo

Reporting

The Reporting settings allow administrators to configure:

  • Report templates
  • Sentence libraries
  • Report calculations
  • Presets
  • PDF filename settings
  • Advanced reporting settings, such as Internal Notes, Dictation Recording, PIN requirements for report sign-off, amendment reason requirements, preliminary report watermarks, and mandatory field enforcement
Your organisation is responsible for complying with applicable laws, regulations, and standards. Seek appropriate advice before disabling security-related controls such as PIN requirements or amendment tracking.

Measurements

The Measurements settings allow administrators to configure:

  • Measurement sequences
  • Custom calculations
  • Z-score reference values
  • Advanced measurement settings, such as automatic resampling of area, volume, and VTI measurements, and the default selected state of externally created measurement values

Integrations

The Integrations settings manage connectivity between HeartLab and external systems.

Supported integration categories include:

  • DICOM
  • HeartBoxes
  • HL7
  • SFTP
  • Webhooks

Studies

The Studies settings allow administrators to configure:

  • Study List columns
  • Attached file types
  • Study assignment rules
  • Workflow behaviour
  • Study tags
  • Clinical locations
  • Advanced study settings, such as study assignment, the fields required when manually creating a study, study sharing, default location and location authorization, patient name format, and ethnicity options

Worklists

The Worklists settings allow organisations to configure appointment and scheduling workflows.

Worklists may be:

  • Entered manually, or
  • Automatically populated from external systems such as:
    • PMS
    • EMR
    • Scheduling systems

When integrated, ultrasound machines can query HeartLab directly to automatically populate patient and study information.

Users & Roles

The Users & Roles settings allow administrators to:

  • View users
  • Manage permissions
  • Assign roles
  • Review user activity
  • Modify role-based access

Administrators can also view:

  • Email addresses
  • Last login times
  • Assigned permissions

Speed Test

The Speed Test tool allows administrators to perform network performance tests to assist with troubleshooting connectivity or performance issues.

This information may help HeartLab Support investigate:

  • Slow uploads/downloads
  • Connectivity issues
  • Network instability

Advanced

The Advanced settings provide additional configuration options for:

  • Security controls, such as session limits and API key access
  • Third-party integrations
  • Miscellaneous system preferences, such as locale and time zone

Audit Logs

HeartLab Audit Logs allow administrators to review actions performed within the organisation’s HeartLab environment.

Audit Logs include:

  • User activity
  • Patient-related actions
  • Authentication methods
  • IP addresses
  • Dates and timestamps

Audit Logs can be filtered by:

  • Date
  • Action
  • Patient ID
  • User
  • Authentication method

To access Audit Logs:

  1. Select your profile name in the top-right corner.
  2. Select Audit Logs.

Additional Notes

Review administrative changes carefully before applying them in production environments.
Available administrative settings may vary depending on tenant configuration, enabled modules, and permissions.
MFR
Manufacturer
HeartLab Limited 305 / 150 Karangahape Road Auckland 1010 New Zealand
UK REP
UK Responsible Person
Casus UKRP Ltd 107-111 Fleet Street London EC4A 2AB United Kingdom
AUS
Australian Sponsor
Emergo Australia Level 20 Tower II Darling Park 201 Sussex Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
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Applies to HeartLab v7.16.0 and above Effective 2026-10-19 eIFU version 1.11 UDI-DI 09421907090023