Forensic LIMS whose custody record is the evidence
Every transfer, aliquot, and result has a person and a time. If it cannot be explained, it does not belong in the case file.
- ISO/IEC 17025
- ANAB / NABL forensic scopes
- Chain of custody
- Privacy of case data
What these labs track in LabPi
Sample types and work products for this lab, not a generic tube list.
- Toxicology specimens
- DNA evidence
- Seized materials
- Trace evidence
- Sub-exhibits
- Reference samples
How the work actually runs
Evidence intake
A submission opens a case. Items and sub-items get their own identities and seals, not a single shared row.
Section worklists
Toxicology, DNA, and chemistry can work the same case without sharing more of the file than their role allows.
Report and disclosure
The authorized report and the custody export are generated from the same events the lab already recorded.
LabPi capabilities this lab uses
Each card opens the product page for that capability, so you can see the feature behind the industry claim.
Chain of custody
Digital transfer, receipt, and an immutable event timeline.
View capabilityRole-limited access
Case data is visible only to the sections and roles that need it.
View capabilityAudit export
Who viewed, changed, or released a result, with the reason.
View capabilityAliquots and extracts
Child items stay tied to the parent exhibit.
View capabilityRelated labs
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