Physical tests run fast and often, which is why they tend to live outside the LIMS. Hardness and friability on the line, particle size in the lab, CCIT on the packaging floor, each on its own instrument with its own printout, so nobody has one place to look when a batch needs a physical-testing story.

The value of physical testing is in the trend. A slow drift in hardness across compression runs or a shift in particle size D50 across lots tells you something is changing before a spec fails. That signal is invisible when discrete results are in a drawer.

Labbit captures physical test results through instrument integration, evaluates each against spec, and trends them across runs and lots automatically, so the lab sees drift while there is still time to act.

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