
Buffer and media prep software with recipe control
Recipe-driven preparation, check-weigh at every addition, pH and conductivity release, filter integrity, expiry enforcement, and dispensing to suites.

Buffer and media prep software with recipe control
Recipe-driven preparation, check-weigh at every addition, pH and conductivity release, filter integrity, expiry enforcement, and dispensing to suites.
THE PROBLEM
Buffers and media are the highest-volume materials in a biomanufacturing facility, and they are made by hand from a recipe. A weighing error, a wrong salt lot, or a buffer used past its hold time is a batch deviation, and nobody finds it until the batch is affected.
Solution prep sits between materials management and production and usually belongs to neither system, so no single record shows whether a given lot of buffer was made to recipe, checked, and still within hold when it was used. The recipe is a document, the prep is a form, and the expiry is a label.
Labbit runs preparation from a controlled recipe with balance-integrated check-weigh at every addition, releases the solution on pH and conductivity results, tracks filter integrity and hold time, and blocks expired solutions at the point of consumption in any batch.
PRE-CONFIGURED WORKFLOWS
Built visually in BPMN, adapted to your lab, and changed without a vendor release.
Instruments and platforms

Does Labbit enforce check-weigh during buffer prep?
Yes. Balance integration with Mettler Toledo and Sartorius enforces tolerance at every addition against the recipe.
How is solution expiry enforced?
Every prepared solution carries a use-by date. Expired solutions are blocked from consumption in any batch step by scan.
Is media filtration and filter integrity tracked?
Yes. Filter lot and integrity results attach to the media lot with hold time enforcement.
Can Labbit forecast prep demand from the batch schedule?
Yes. Prep demand is generated from upcoming batches with tank and room capacity visibility.
SEE IT ON YOUR ASSAYS
Bring an assay your team runs today. We’ll show you how it’s configured, executed, and reviewed.