Research LIMS that stays useful when the protocol changes next week
Academic and industrial R&D labs need inventory, notebooks, and sample lineage more than a rigid batch-release path. LabPi starts there.
- Institutional data policies
- Grant record retention
- GLP when a study requires it
- Biosafety approvals
What these labs track in LabPi
Sample types and work products for this lab, not a generic tube list.
- Research specimens
- Compounds
- Reagents
- Instruments
- Protocols
- Shared core-facility samples
How the work actually runs
Lab notebook first
Groups start with protocols and experiments. Samples and reagents attach when the work needs them, not before.
Core facility handoff
A core can receive samples, run a method, and return results into the requesting lab’s workspace.
People and instruments
Training records and instrument bookings sit next to the experiment so a departed student’s work is still findable.
LabPi capabilities this lab uses
Each card opens the product page for that capability, so you can see the feature behind the industry claim.
ELN and templates
Reusable protocols with version history and full provenance.
View capabilityReagent inventory
Shared stock, expiry, and who used the last aliquot.
View capabilityWorkspaces
Labs, projects, and external collaborators with separate permissions.
View capabilitySearch
Find an experiment or a sample by meaning, not only by the ID someone remembers.
View capabilityRelated labs
See LabPi on a research labs workflow
A 30-minute demo uses your sample types, your reports, and the regulations on this page.