LabWay-LIMS®


1. The business and regulatory processes drive the integration, not the other way around.


2. Flexibility and simplicity of integration technology is a key to long-term success and upgradability.


In order to ensure the necessary analysis quality control, laboratories can benefi t from the QA/QC, data generation and analysis, and SOP management provided by LabWay- LIMS®


. The system allows labs to manage all


their quality controls more effi ciently, saving time and money, while increasing quality standards.


Quality control can be assured also in LabWay-LIMS® through instrument integration, providing a secure and reliable connection between laboratory instruments and LIMS, including delivery confi rmations, error tracking and results fl agging. It supports multivariate data analysis, process monitoring and control, and labs’ knowledge management.


LabWay-LIMS® system facilitates compliance with


regulatory bodies such as the FDA and ISO 17025, and provides full traceability for each data point, mouse-click, document version, etc. in the system for transparent auditability.


Ambidata, Digital Innovations Solutions & Consulting Lda., has been creating integration with any client’s software or system, in order to provide a unifi ed platform from which users can access all the data collected, simplifying the reporting and analysis of data for decision-making support. The LabWay-LIMS®


system


monitors processes through every step, allowing for early detection of problems or abnormalities through the generation of automatic alerts based on admin or user- defi ned thresholds.


Labs using LabWay-LIMS® quality assurance and quality


control (QA/QC) module, can quickly and easily manage projects, workfl ows and compliance with regulations. The system allows sample tracking over time and across containers. It associates each data point collected with the instrument and operator it was generated from, as well as the protocol(s) it is related to.


Data from LabWay-LIMS® can be exported to Microsoft


Offi ce and Quality Control applications for graphing and analysis. Data on graphs such as dose response curves can be selected to tag and ignore outliers using end-user driven data validation.


“ Virtual” walls of data have been falling for years. The QC lab is now


Whatever Way Choose LAbWay-LIMS®


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QA/QC


Working with our customers around the world for the last 12 years in Ambidata Digital Innovation Solutions & Consulting Lda we have learned a few things that should be considered when planning and executing integrations:


Benefi ts of LabWay-LIMS®


QA/QC module: ●


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Instrument integration and automatic data collection


Automatic alerts based on thresholds, authorization, and publishing


● Automatic results fl agging ●


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Customized automatic & ad hoc reporting


I ntegration with third party systems (ERP/MRP/PIMS etc.)


● Lot & batch management ●


Sample management (login, registration integrity, life cycle tracking, etc.)


● Reference sample tracking ● Chain of custody


● Inventory, storage management ● Project management ● Workfl ow management ● Barcode, RFID compatible


● Analyst certifi cation management ● Data security & integrity ● Regulatory compliance


● SOP & protocol management ●


Single data entry point - no need to enter information on paper or type into multiple systems.


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Reduced error rates - if the results are automatically tracked and no data entry is required, human mistakes (transposing numbers, etc.) can be virtually eliminated.


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Improved effi ciency - the lab can focus less on data entry and more on value added activities.


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Access to lab data by LabWay- LIMS®


or other tool. users - stakeholders have


greater access to information, such as seeing a trending report in LabWay- LIMS®


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Paperless operations - with data automatically recorded and fed to the LabWay-LIMS®


system, there is


no need to fi ll out forms for keying later. This is key for a paperless lab.


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