Selection
Pools & Random Selection
Organize eligible participants into testing pools, perform supported randomized selections, and preserve selection history for operational review.
Brilliance One Drug Testing
Manage participant pools, randomized selections, collection events, specimens, chain of custody, laboratory activity, results, review, documentation, and program history from one connected platform.
Brilliance One Drug Testing connects screening operations with employers, participants, HR records, documents, communications, permissions, automation, reporting, and the broader business workflows surrounding the testing program.

Screening Operations
Brilliance One provides a structured environment for managing the operational records surrounding workplace, organizational, laboratory-oriented, and other configured drug-testing programs.
Selection
Organize eligible participants into testing pools, perform supported randomized selections, and preserve selection history for operational review.
Processing
Track collection activity, specimen identifiers, custody events, processing status, laboratory activity, review, and supporting documentation.
Results
Maintain testing status, result classifications, authorized review activity, supporting documents, participant history, and program reporting.
Beyond HR Recordkeeping
Drug-testing programs can involve eligibility populations, randomized selection, collection events, specimens, custody history, laboratories, review activity, results, documents, access controls, and retention requirements.
Operational Workflow
A final testing result is only one part of the operational record. Organizations may also need to understand who was eligible, why a participant was tested, when collection occurred, which specimen was involved, what custody events occurred, which documents exist, and who was authorized to review the information.
Brilliance One is designed to preserve that broader workflow rather than reducing drug testing to a single status field.
Testing Workflow
Maintain a connected operational history as testing moves from participant eligibility through final outcome.
Identify the appropriate participant population and use the configured testing or randomized-selection process to create the testing event.
Record collection activity, specimen information, custody events, laboratory status, documents, notes, and other supported processing information.
Maintain authorized review activity, result status, outcome information, supporting documentation, and historical context.
Drug Testing Capabilities
Participants
Maintain employees, applicants, contractors, drivers, departments, locations, program participants, or other configured testing populations.
Pools
Organize participants into the appropriate testing pools according to the structure established by the organization or testing program.
Selection
Run supported randomized selections and preserve selection history for authorized operational review.
Collections
Maintain collection activity, dates, participants, specimens, status, supporting information, notes, and related records.
Specimens
Maintain identifiers and appropriate specimen information through collection, custody, processing, laboratory, and result workflows.
Custody
Preserve supported custody events and workflow history as specimens move through the testing lifecycle.
Laboratory
Maintain applicable laboratory status, processing information, documentation, review, exceptions, and related testing activity.
Results
Maintain configured testing status and result classifications with authorized review activity and supporting documentation.
Reporting
Review available testing activity, participant history, selections, outcomes, status, documentation, and broader program information.
Participant Pools
Organize participants into appropriate pools so testing activity can follow the population structure established by the organization or testing program.
Participant History
Selection history, testing events, specimen activity, results, supporting records, and other authorized testing history can remain associated with the participant.
The relationship between the participant, employer, testing program, and historical activity remains available without reducing the individual to a single test result.
Random Selection
Where randomized testing is appropriate for the configured program, Brilliance One can support pool-based selection and maintain the resulting historical record.
Population
Identify the group of eligible participants associated with the applicable testing process.
Selection
Run supported randomized participant selections using the appropriate configured testing population.
History
Preserve when the selection occurred, which pool was used, and which participants were selected for authorized review.
Chain of Custody
Maintain supported records as a specimen moves from collection through custody, processing, laboratory activity, review, and final outcome.
Traceability
When permitted and required by the configured process, custody history can provide operational context around how a specimen moved between collection, processing, laboratory, review, and final-result stages.
Supporting documentation can remain associated with the same testing event.
Testing Configuration
Configure the testing definitions and result classifications needed by the organization's screening workflow rather than forcing every program into one fixed structure.
Result Management
Maintain result status, review activity, notes, supporting records, laboratory information, exceptions, and historical context inside the same testing workflow.
Status
Maintain the current stage of the testing event as it progresses through collection, processing, review, and completion.
Review
Allow appropriately authorized users to participate in supported review, documentation, exception, and outcome workflows.
Documentation
Associate relevant laboratory documents, collection records, forms, notes, reports, and other supporting files with the testing event.
Laboratory-Oriented Workflows
Brilliance One can support organizations with more detailed testing operations that require structured panels, specimen history, laboratory status, multiple review stages, document handling, permission-aware access, and larger participant populations.
Panels
Maintain drug types, testing panels, screening groups, result categories, and specialized testing configurations.
Processing
Support collection, specimen processing, laboratory status, review, documentation, notes, status changes, and exception handling.
Scale
Organize larger participant pools, historical testing records, multiple locations, employer programs, and ongoing testing operations.
Permissions
Apply broader platform permissions to participant pools, selections, sensitive results, documents, review activity, outcomes, and historical records.
Drug Testing Demo
Discuss your participant pools, selection requirements, collection process, chain-of-custody needs, laboratory workflow, result handling, permissions, documentation, and reporting requirements with Brilliance One.
Sensitive Testing Information
Drug-testing records may contain sensitive personal, employment, laboratory, and health-related information. Access should be limited according to appropriate organizational policies, roles, responsibilities, and applicable requirements.
Need-to-Know Access
An HR user, testing administrator, collector, reviewer, manager, or general employee may each require different levels of information.
Brilliance One can use roles, permissions, security groups, module access, and related platform controls to help restrict sensitive testing information to appropriate authorized users.
Drug Testing + HR
Where appropriate and permitted, employee-related testing records can connect with the broader workforce context without forcing HR teams to maintain an entirely separate employee identity for the testing program.
Workforce Context
The platform can maintain the relationship between an employee and a testing program while permissions help control who is allowed to view sensitive testing information.
Connection and visibility are separate concerns. Sensitive information should remain permission-aware.
Documentation
Testing programs can create collection forms, laboratory reports, chain-of-custody records, review documents, notes, authorizations, policies, and other supporting information.
Associate appropriate collection-related records and documents with the applicable testing event.
Maintain applicable laboratory reports or supporting records with the related specimen and workflow.
Associate chain-of-custody documentation with the specimen and events it describes.
Preserve appropriate documentation generated during authorized review or confirmation activity.
Maintain applicable policies, forms, procedural documents, and other program resources.
Keep supporting records associated with the participant, testing event, specimen, or program they document.
Testing + Automation
Where supported, Brilliance One communication and automation can help handle repeatable administrative activity surrounding the testing program.
Human Responsibility
Automation can help notify people, move administrative work forward, send appropriate communications, and surface records requiring attention.
Testing policy, eligibility, collection decisions, result interpretation, medical review, employment decisions, and regulatory responsibilities remain with the appropriate organization and qualified professionals.
Reporting & History
Available program information can provide authorized teams with operational visibility into participants, selections, testing events, results, documentation, status, and historical activity.
Review supported testing activity associated with an individual participant over time when authorized.
Maintain historical records of testing-pool selections and the testing activity created from them.
Review configured status, result categories, completion, and other supported outcome information.
Understand available testing volume, pool activity, status distribution, and broader operational information.
Keep laboratory, collection, custody, review, and supporting records associated with the appropriate workflow.
Use available records for authorized management review, audits, policy evaluation, investigation, or operational analysis.
Connected Operations
Brilliance One can connect appropriate testing activity with employer relationships, participants, workforce records, documents, communication, automation, reporting, permissions, and other business context.
Accounts
Associate employers, customers, organizations, contractors, participants, and other relationship records with testing programs.
Human Resources
Connect appropriate employee-related testing workflows with workforce records where configured, permitted, and appropriate.
Documents
Associate laboratory records, collection forms, chain-of-custody documents, policies, notes, and supporting files with the appropriate testing workflow.
Communications
Use supported communication workflows for appropriate notices, reminders, scheduling information, and administrative follow-up.
Automations
Use supported testing status, deadlines, or other configured events to trigger notifications and repeatable administrative processes.
Insights
Use appropriate testing information for management reporting and operational analysis where access rules permit.
Governance & Compliance Support
Drug-testing requirements can vary based on jurisdiction, workforce, industry, contract, testing purpose, laboratory relationship, and other circumstances. Brilliance One provides record and workflow capabilities rather than determining which testing rules apply.
Compliance Responsibility
Organizations should determine which federal, state, local, industry, employment, laboratory, contractual, privacy, and other requirements apply before establishing or operating a drug-testing program.
Where specialized review or interpretation is required, the appropriate qualified legal, medical, laboratory, HR, or compliance professionals remain responsible for those decisions.
Platform Strategy
CRM and automation platforms can manage people, organizations, communications, forms, workflows, permissions, and integrations around a testing business. Brilliance One Drug Testing extends the platform with native operational records for the testing process itself.
Relationship
Maintain the organizations and people participating in the testing process using the broader Brilliance One relationship foundation.
Workflow
Add participant pools, random selections, collection records, specimens, chain-of-custody activity, laboratory status, results, and testing documentation.
Business
Connect testing activity with HR, documents, communications, permissions, automation, reporting, customer relationships, and other supported business workflows.
Why Connected Matters
Drug testing requires specialized records, but that does not mean the organization should have to recreate every supporting business capability around the testing system.
Keep testing activity associated with the appropriate person and organization rather than maintaining another disconnected identity.
Associate collection, custody, laboratory, review, and other supporting records with the testing workflow they document.
Use appropriate email and SMS workflows without maintaining another independent messaging platform.
Apply the broader Brilliance One access model to specialized and sensitive testing information.
Use appropriate testing information alongside broader operational reporting when authorized.
Allow supported testing events to participate in notifications and repeatable administrative workflows.
Drug Testing Module
Drug Testing can participate in Brilliance One's modular structure alongside Core and the other capabilities required by your organization.
Build Your Configuration
Use the Brilliance One pricing estimator to select the modules your organization needs and estimate applicable usage separately.
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