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The LogiLab Series is a database-oriented Instrument Interfacing Solution designed and implemented specifically for serial instruments. The LogiLab Series can collect data from serial instruments and store it in a secure database. It has basic features like sample login, designing of lab sheets, data collection from instruments, archiving, and reporting.
LogiLab can handle standard serial instruments based on delimiter and separator parsing techniques. The advanced parsing technique provides the possibility to detect individual data fields and separates them as valid data, merge multiple data, and split merged data. This provides you with the flexibility of working with non-standard serial instruments in your laboratory. The entire operation of splitting and allocating fields becomes automated, so you are spared the time of programming all these features.
The LogiLab Series uses a approach. This means that whenever a sample arrives in a lab, it may undergo various tests, and all the tests performed on the sample can be logged into the database using the LogiLab Series. It is also possible to manually enter results into the package for equipment, which does not have communication.
LogiLab has certain unique features like option, which enables users to work without any pre-defined work list. In this way, multiple analyses on the same sample can be performed. (e.g. loss on drying)
The LogiLab Series has the flexibility of creating various templates, known as lab sheets (like MS Excel® sheets). Users can create as many sheets or templates as they need to correspond to actual log books. These sheets will be protected during analysis, as data cannot be tampered with during analysis (GLP and 21CFR Part 11). The sheets that are created can be used for performing the analysis.
The LogiLab Series can be used to query the data available in the database and produce a report accordingly. The LogiLab Series also has special features to export data in several formats and instances, which, in turn, can be used by other applications like LIMS.
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