Analytical qc lab informatics
Labbit's knowledge graph-native LIMS connects every result to its complete context, including the method, instrument, analyst, and supporting data. It also enforces the workflows that ensure testing is performed consistently.
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Analytical QC labs are responsible for producing results that can be confidently trusted to support product quality, manufacturing release decisions, and customer commitments. That requires more than simply recording analytical data, it requires understanding how every result was generated, what influenced it, and whether every step followed the approved process.
Labbit's graph-native architecture connects methods, samples, instruments, analysts, workflows, and results as part of the data itself, giving teams immediate access to the complete, defensible story behind every result.
Automated review and release logic moves a batch from testing to release without someone manually chasing down every required signature or outstanding result.
Integrate with analytical instruments across your lab to automatically capture data, reducing manual transcription and preserving data accuracy from instrument output through final result.
Give analysts and reviewers immediate access to the information needed to evaluate results, with review tasks managed directly in Labbit rather than scattered across email inboxes. Clear workflows ensure nothing is missed or delayed, enabling faster, more confident decisions.
Out-of-specification and out-of-trend results stay connected to the context investigators need, cutting the time spent reconstructing records across disconnected systems.
Generate CoAs directly from approved results, shortening the time between final result approval and customer-ready documentation while removing the risk of manual transcription errors.
Version method and workflow configurations with complete visibility into what changed, helping teams focus revalidation efforts only on impacted areas.
SPECIFICATION & METHOD MANAGEMENT
Methods, specifications, and testing requirements are maintained in a single, controlled system, so every test runs against the current, approved version, not an outdated copy from a shared drive or forgotten update. Every change is versioned automatically, giving your team a clear, audit-ready record without separate documentation to maintain.
test execution & data capture
Labbit models your analytical workflows exactly as they operate, orchestrating work between testing, review, approval, and investigation while ensuring every step follows your approved SOPs. As work progresses, the relationships between results, methods, instruments, analysts, and supporting data are preserved automatically, creating a complete record of how every result was produced.
Results review & approval
Because every result remains connected to its analytical context, reviewers can evaluate results with everything they need already in one place. Reporting is gated until results have been approved by the appropriate roles, according to your defined process. Anything flagged as out of specification or trend is forwarded directly to investigation.
OOS/OOT INVESTIGATION & RESOLUTION
Connect out-of-specification and out-of-trend results to the methods, instruments, materials, and historical data behind them. Investigations begin with the full context needed to identify potential causes, reducing the effort required to gather records across disconnected systems.
Maintain controlled methods, specifications, materials, and other critical data that drive analytical testing workflows.
Configure analytical processes and SOP-driven workflows without custom development, enabling teams to adapt as requirements evolve.
Track instrument history, calibration, maintenance, and usage information to support reliable testing and investigations.
Configure role-based approval workflows with electronic signatures, ensuring results are reviewed, approved, and released according to defined procedures.
Navigate OOS and OOT results through their connected analytical context, including methods, instruments, materials, and historical data, to accelerate root-cause investigations.
Track every change to methods, workflows, and system configurations with complete version history, making it easier to understand impacts, support validation activities, and demonstrate controlled change during audits.
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Labbit is delivered as a secure cloud platform with isolated customer environments, role-based access control, electronic signatures, immutable audit trails, and configurable security policies that help protect your laboratory data while supporting ISO, FDA, and customer quality requirements. Your data remains secure, controlled, and entirely under your ownership.
Getting started
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FAQ
A LIMS supports analytical QC by centralizing sample tracking, test method execution, instrument data capture, and result review in one connected system. Samples are tracked automatically from receipt through testing to final disposition, instrument results flow directly into the system to reduce manual transcription, and out-of-spec or out-of-trend results are flagged against defined limits as soon as they occur rather than surfacing later during an audit. Every action and approval is logged with a full history, supporting data integrity standards like 21 CFR Part 11 and ALCOA+.
A graph-native LIMS like Labbit extends this by modeling the relationships between samples, methods, instruments, and results natively, rather than reconstructing them through relational joins. This means any result can be traced back through its full context, including which method version and instrument configuration were in effect at the time of testing, without custom reporting or manual reconciliation.
Yes. Labbit's workflows are configured to reflect your SOPs directly, rather than forcing your lab into a fixed template.
Every record is attributed to a user and timestamped at creation, with data captured immutably, so audit trails don't require manual reconstruction.
Every record captured in Labbit is attributed to a specific user and timestamped at the moment of creation, with no ability to alter a result without the change being visible in the audit trail. Because upstream, downstream, and release data all stay connected as native relationships, ALCOA+ compliance holds across the full batch record, not just within each individual system.