Monitor embryo disposition consents before they expire
Every Monday, WebRun reads the cryostorage and consent records in nAbleIVF, finds stored embryos whose disposition consent expires in the next 60 days or has already lapsed, builds a review worklist in Google Sheets with each consent's expiry and disposition election, and posts a prioritized summary to Slack for the lab and clinical team to action.
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How do I automatically track expiring embryo disposition consents in an IVF lab?
WebRun reads the cryostorage and consent records in nAbleIVF every Monday and finds stored embryos whose disposition consent is near expiry, already lapsed, or missing. It builds a ranked review worklist in Google Sheets and posts a bucketed summary to Slack, so the lab and clinical team clear every consent before your clinic holds a specimen out of date.
- No embryo is held on a lapsed disposition consent unnoticed
- Already-lapsed and no-consent cases surface at the top every week
- A full consent review history builds up in one sheet
Built for IVF lab directors · fertility clinic compliance staff · embryology quality teams · reproductive tissue custodians
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.nableivf.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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nAbleIVF - find expiring disposition consents
WebRun opens nAbleIVF to find expiring disposition consents. - Open nAbleIVF and read the cryostorage records with their linked disposition consents
- Find stored embryos whose disposition consent expires within 60 days or has already lapsed
- Capture the patient identifier, consent expiry date, recorded disposition election, and stored embryo count
- Flag any specimen with no disposition consent on file at all
Done when Every embryo with an expiring, lapsed, or missing disposition consent is identified.
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Google Sheets - build the consent review worklist
WebRun opens Google Sheets to build the consent review worklist. - Write a review worklist to the consent sheet, one row per patient
- Record consent expiry, days remaining, disposition election, embryo count, and status
- Sort so already-lapsed and no-consent-on-file rows sit at the top
- Keep prior weeks so the team can see what has been cleared
Done when A ranked consent review worklist is saved in the Google Sheet.
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Slack - post the prioritized summary
WebRun opens Slack to post the prioritized summary. - Post a short summary to the lab and clinical Slack channel
- Give the counts by bucket: already lapsed, expiring in 30 days, expiring in 60 days, and no consent on file
- Note that patient outreach is a clinical decision and is not sent by WebRun
Done when The team has this week's consent expiry summary in Slack.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it contact patients about their embryos?
No. WebRun builds an internal worklist in Google Sheets and posts a summary to Slack for your team. It never emails or messages a patient about their disposition election. Any outreach about embryo disposition stays a clinical decision made by staff.
Does patient consent data leave the clinic?
No. The Google Sheet and Slack channel are your own internal workspaces on the allowlist. WebRun uses a patient identifier where you prefer, and no consent or embryo detail is shared with any outside party.
How far ahead does it warn about an expiring consent?
It flags consents expiring within 60 days by default and separately calls out any already lapsed or missing from the record. You can adjust the window to match your clinic's disposition and consent-renewal protocol.
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