Every signal, a named owner.

No. Electronic witnessing (such as nAble Witness, CooperSurgical RI Witness or Vitrolife) and cryostorage inventory and tank alarm systems (such as TMRW Life Sciences) remain the authoritative laboratory systems operated by qualified embryology and andrology staff. OvaFlow only surfaces open signals, assigns a named owner and waits for the lab's system to record completion.

Refrigerated fertility medications—especially hCG or GnRH-agonist trigger shots—are time- and temperature-sensitive. A package left at a lobby desk or wrong apartment door can derail a retrieval cycle. OvaFlow keeps the delivery check open until the patient confirms they physically received and inspected the medication.

In IVF embryology, a blastocyst is occasionally re-biopsied if an initial trophectoderm sample yields an inconclusive result, or a genetics lab may issue an amended report. OvaFlow binds each report to its exact embryo and biopsy identifier and requires documented physician review before any transfer workflow can proceed.

No. Procedure and cryopreservation consents in platforms such as EngagedMD or the clinic's EMR are scoped to a specific cycle attempt and co-signer pair. In our multi-party consent walkthrough, an older cycle's consent never satisfies the current cycle's readiness gate.

As noted on every lab walkthrough card, deep embryology lab, witnessing, cryostorage and long-term continuity workflows belong to a later product phase after the initial daily-care coordination pilot.