Data Discovery & Exploration

THE PROBLEM

A record you can't get data out of isn't much of a record

Lab teams describe the same experience with legacy systems: data goes in easily and comes back out only after someone builds a custom report or exports it to a spreadsheet. Searching historical samples by anything other than the fields the vendor anticipated often isn't possible.

In QC labs the symptom is familiar. Past data is hard to find, it's hard to know what's in progress, and review prep starts with someone building a spreadsheet. Investigations start slow because the first step is finding the data.

CAPABILITIES

Start with the question, not the report

Start from any identifier

Global search finds a sample by its ID and returns it alongside its locations, reagents, instruments, and the open and completed workbooks it has passed through, so one search shows what a sample touched.

Follow the connections

From any record, move to the samples, lots, instruments, and workbooks connected to it, and open its full revision history. Investigations can widen as the questions do, without starting a new search each time.

Query across your data

Build multi-criteria queries across your Labbit data, such as sample type, received date, and priority, then save them to run again at the next review. No query language is required.

Work the results in the grid

Filter, sort, and choose the columns that matter for this review, then open any row straight into its record.

HOW IT WORKS

How data discovery works in Labbit

Find

Start from an identifier in global search, or build a query from the fields in your Labbit environment.

Follow and refine

Move through connected records, and filter and sort result sets down to what this review needs.

Act on it

Open any result to its full record and revision history, and save the query to run again next time.

IN PRACTICE

See it in practice

ANALYTICAL QC

Stability Studies

Protocol through pull point to trend

ANALYTICAL QC

Environmental Monitoring

Scheduling, trending and alerting

ANALYTICAL QC

Physical Testing

Hardness, particle size and integrity

GMP BIOMANUFACTURING

Weigh & Dispense

Check-weigh dispensing with genealogy

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from standard LIMS reporting?

Users search, follow connections, and build their own queries from one workspace, then refine and save them, without asking an administrator or consultant for a custom report.

Can we see everywhere a reagent or material lot was used?

Yes. Start from the lot in global search to see the samples, instruments, and workbooks connected to it, then open any record's full history.

Can we see what's in progress across the lab?

Yes. Live View shows running workflows and the queue at each task, so supervisors can see what's in progress without opening individual workbooks.

Can non-technical users explore data?

Yes. Queries are built by picking a field, an operator, and a value, with feedback when a criterion is incomplete. No query language is required.

Who can see what?

Search and queries only return records from the Labbit environments a user has access to.

SEE IT BUILT

See a workflow built from your SOP

Walk through how Labbit models a real procedure from your lab, and how that design is reviewed before it goes live.