In addition to the Lab system, the main function for other software is logging. In recent years, there has been an international requirement that laboratories must have dedicated software. Improves productivity by reducing manual work and creates the following systems:

● Work process management

● Registration

● Equipment and reagent management

● Reports and calculations

Logging: LIMS are often used in sample management to maintain accurate records of each sample. Detailed information can be recorded when a sample is created or first arrived at the lab, and can be refined and expanded throughout its life. This usually includes the source of the sample, the names of the lab researchers working on it, and what part of the workflow it went through. It also includes information such as how to store and expiration date. Using a LIMS to store this information reduces the risk of sample loss, contamination, or expiration. Equipment and Reagent Management: Inventory management is an important part of daily laboratory management. A LIMS system can fully automate this process and pre-order supplies based on demand. This keeps lab workflows stable and prevents delays and problems caused by resource shortages. Reporting and billing: LIMS is an essential tool for accurate and timely reporting. This system can automate many daily, weekly and monthly reporting tasks. Additionally, ad-hoc reports can be run quickly, allowing lab personnel to make informed decisions. In addition, readings can be taken directly from the device and entered directly into the system to generate the most accurate reports. Workflow management: LIMS can be used to streamline laboratory workflows, from automatically assigning tasks to researchers to determining where samples need to be moved to the next step in the workflow. It can be programmed to recommend tools and equipment based on pre-set rules and criteria. More information on the benefits of LIMS can be found on this website or contact us directly and we can arrange a meeting with you to discuss the right solution for your laboratory.

LIMS are used by laboratory workers and support staff in all fields. Every laboratory can benefit from LIMS, but they are commonly used in medicine, drug monitoring, environmental monitoring, manufacturing, quality assurance laboratories, and other industries. Take a look at our extensive range of LIMS software here.

● Precision - Allows for detailed results, especially when working with multiple repeatable results. It also allows for less risk in data authentication and transmission.

● Efficient Operations - Automate registration areas for faster registration and fund creation. Work on digital data from the resulting fund will create productivity. This method reduces the possibility of errors.

● Management - Ability to analyze laboratory operations and manage results is a key advantage. This is where the job optimization process takes place.

● Sample and analysis data retrieval and file archive usage

● Manage test results and create certificates

● Record samples

● Electronic capture of data from instruments

● Calculate the final result

● Automating laboratory processes can increase efficiency and reduce errors. This is the main benefit of using our software, but there is more.

Depending on the field, features, and scale of the laboratory's operation, the introduction of the laboratory system is usually carried out within 2 to 6 months. In specialized laboratories such as food, biochemistry, veterinary hospitals, industrial laboratories, pharmaceuticals, water, etc., introduction work is carried out by different methods.

First of all, there is a requirement to manage the process according to international standards. In this sense, it is necessary to meet the requirements for obtaining and obtaining a certificate of accreditation. In addition, it is important to be efficient, reliable and flexible according to the activities of the organization. Therefore, a qualified system can be evaluated by the following criteria:

● It can be easily modified to meet the needs of the users as well as the laboratory operation.

● Management records are maintained throughout the entire process, from sampling to paternity results. This includes good practices, storage, sample storage, reagents, reporting and notification systems, and connections to special funds.

● Simple to use and flexible with access. For example, it can be separated by sampling, control, analysis, results, verification, etc.

● Ability to connect to third-party information systems and enable efficient operation. For example, the availability of easy access to national-level funds such as the National Accreditation Center, Food Safety Reference Laboratory, General Customs Laboratory, One Window System, etc.

In short, ease of interoperability, customer benefits, effective laboratory management, and clear traceability of test results are fundamental requirements of modern laboratory systems.