A console for the people who run the blood bank
Post a verified request and Dropli alerts the nearest eligible donors, ring by ring. See how many donors live around your building without seeing who they are. Get warned before a group runs short.
- Runs in the browser. Nothing to install on ward computers.
- Bangla interface, same as the donor app.
- Requests carry your institution's verified badge.
Four screens you'll use
From one request to a year of records
The console has more pages than this, but these four are where most of the work happens. Click through them, or wait and they turn on their own.
Every active request with its dispatch ring, how many donors were alerted, opened it and said yes, and how many bags are still missing.
Verified requests
Your requests carry the hospital's name
Donors trust a request more when it comes from the ward, not from a stranger's phone. Requests posted from the console show a verified badge, and they go through the same rings as everyone else's.
- Group
Who it's for
Blood group, patient, ward or unit, and whether it's urgent or a replacement. Replacement requests are marked so donors know a bag is being paid back to the bank.
- Status
Where it stands
Waiting, partly filled or filled. Filled requests drop off the active list on their own.
- Dispatch
Which ring is live
Ring 1 is 3 km from your building, then 7 km, then 15 km. The next ring goes out when the one before it hasn't covered the bags, usually after about 14 minutes.
- Funnel
Alerted, opened, said yes
Three numbers per request. If many open it and nobody says yes, the request probably needs a clearer time or ward.
- Bags
Confirmed against needed
A bar per request. A bag counts as confirmed when a donor says yes, and as verified once the donor's six-digit code is entered after donation.
- First yes
Time to the first donor
Measured from the moment the request is posted. The dashboard shows the average across your requests so you can see if things are getting slower.
Donor supply
Count the donors, never find one
The supply map shows how many registered donors live around you, grouped into cells of roughly one square kilometre. It never shows a name, an ID or an exact location.
- A cell with fewer than three donors of a group is left off the map for that group. Those donors still count in the totals.
- Pick a radius around your building. The table beside the map gives each group's registered donors, donors eligible right now, and donors who become eligible within 30 days.
- Staff can't export or contact donors from the map. Reaching a donor only happens through a request.
Your hospitalMore donorsFewer donorsHidden, under 3 donors
Illustration. Real cells follow the map around your address.
Shortage forecast
Know which group runs out next month
For each group, Dropli divides the bags requested near you in the last 30 days by the donors within 10 km who can give today. The bigger the number, the thinner your cover.
Above 0.5 is high risk, above 0.2 is medium. Each row comes with a sentence in plain Bangla, for example: “5 bags asked for in 30 days, 1 donor ready now. Think about a camp or calling your team.”
Bags asked forDonors ready now
Example numbers from a test account. Your forecast uses your own requests.
Camps and people
Run a camp from the same place you post requests
When the forecast turns red, the fix is usually a camp. Set the date and venue, let donors book slots in the app, and mark who showed up.
Blood camps
Date, hours, venue and how many slots. Donors book a slot from the app. Staff mark attendance on the day.
Members and staff
Add the people who post requests and run camps. Owners manage the account; staff do the daily work. Everyone signs in with their own account.
One institution, one badge
Register as a hospital or a blood bank. Once checked, every request and camp you post shows the verified badge.
Impact report
A report you can hand to the board
Pick a date range and print it or save it as a PDF. Every number comes from verified records: donations confirmed by code and camp attendance marked by your staff.
- Bags your institution helped collect, and how many members gave.
- Camps held, bookings and attendance.
- Requests posted, requests filled and median time to the first yes.
- No donor names, phone numbers or locations, ever.
Getting started
Four steps to your first request
Most of the time goes into step two, where we check that you are who you say you are. That check is what makes the badge worth something.
- 01
Register the institution
Name, type (hospital or blood bank), address and a contact person. This is the "new institution" form in the console.
- 02
We verify it
We confirm the institution and the person registering it. Until then you can look around, but requests don't carry the badge.
- 03
Add your staff
Invite the people who will post requests and run camps, each with their own sign-in.
- 04
Post your first request
Group, bags, ward and time. The first ring goes out straight away and the dashboard starts counting.
Does the console cost anything?
Write to us and we will tell you what access involves for your institution. Posting a request costs nothing, and the optional alert boost costs ৳200 or ৳500 per request, the same as in the app. That money pays for SMS and voice calls, never for donors.
Can our staff see donors' phone numbers?
Not from the map or the forecast. When a donor says yes to one of your requests, they appear on that request so you can coordinate the donation, the same way a family would see them.
What counts as a verified donation in the report?
A donation where the donor's six-digit code, or QR, was entered after the blood was given. Camp attendance counts when your staff mark the donor as present.
Do our requests reach donors faster than a family's?
They follow the same rings: 3 km, 7 km, then 15 km from the hospital. What changes is the badge. Donors can see the request came from the institution itself.
Can a blood bank and a hospital share one account?
Each institution registers on its own so its badge, staff and reports stay separate. If you run both, register both and add the same people to each.
Console access
Bring your blood bank onto Dropli
Write to us with the institution's name and a contact person. We'll send the registration link and walk your staff through the first request.