Reagent and consumables inventory
Stock, expiry, reference materials, and purchasing. Scoped when inventory outgrows base LIMS — no generic template page.
Let chemists do chemistry — not transcription
In accredited labs worldwide, people still copy readings into spreadsheets and rebuild paper evidence for ISO/IEC 17025 assessments. WAPP designs LIMS for the bench: large controls for gloved hands, values from instruments, Audit Trail that accumulates without a second job. For small labs we offer a free base system — with a queue and a public case.
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Business process automation: where to start
Cross-industry guide: priorities, solution options, and common implementation mistakes.
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Test report: contents and automation
ISO/IEC 17025 required blocks, manual-entry mistakes, and generation from a LIMS.
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Lab automation: where to start
Process map, priorities (samples, CoAs, reagents), and picking a system without buying a random boxed product.
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1C for labs: what it covers — and what it doesn’t
Stock 1C modules, gaps for testing, and when 1C plus a LIMS beats customizing the ERP.
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Lab ecosystem modules
LIMS: samples and reports
Sample intake, statuses, methods, e-signatures, and an immutable action log. The LIMS page states free-pilot terms: queue and case exchange.
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Instrument connectivity
Balances, chromatographs, sensors: numbers enter from the device, not a sticky note. Custom drivers when the hardware is old and “buy a supported model” is not realistic.
Electronic lab notebook (ELN)
Digital worksheets instead of paper notebooks, versioned records, and access control. Scoped separately when capture needs a different contour from LIMS.
A process that protects data integrity
The goal is to remove dual entry and silent edits. First map the bench — how analysts move between sample, instrument, and report — then screens.
Wet-lab workflow map
Sample → prep → measurement → calculation → report → archive. Find where people still write on paper and retype into a sheet at night.
Traceability and immutability
Action log, versions, e-signatures. Audit Trail should accumulate for ISO/IEC 17025 and internal QA — without a separate “pack for the assessor” job.
Integrations and equipment
Contracts with instruments, inventory, and reporting. Protection against duplicate events and lost readings under peak load.
Operations and resilience
Backups, recovery, and monitoring so a failure does not stop intake or release of results.
Case: proficiency testing platform
Spektrokhim — interlaboratory comparisons / proficiency testing: rounds, samples, participant results. There we learned that tiny controls and nested menus fail on a chem bench — and carried that into LIMS design.
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Custom LIMS Development for SPEKTROKHIM: Automating Interlaboratory Proficiency Testing for 250+ Laboratories
SPEKTROKHIM ran 250+ labs through Excel and email. We replaced a legacy German LIMS with a custom platform — 3x faster reporting, zero manual collation. Here's how.
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LIMS page
Free pilot for small labs, queue, bench-first UI, and FAQ.
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Spektrokhim case
Proficiency testing platform: 250+ labs and automated reporting.
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Article: why staff bypass LIMS
UX on the floor, spreadsheets, and how to roll out a system people actually use.
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Article: where lab automation should start
Process map, priorities (samples, CoAs, reagents), and picking a system without gambling.
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FAQ on lab digitalization
With a map of the real bench — not a wishlist “like that product, but nicer”. On a call WAPP locks what base LIMS covers and what moves to stage two: inventory, ELN, instruments. Without a process map, teams return to spreadsheets. Full walkthrough — in the article on starting lab automation.
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