Electronic Lab Notebook

Standard procedures are saved as templates with fields for reagents, concentrations, instrument settings, and observations, ensuring structured data capture instead of free form.

Reagents and reference standards are chosen from the ELN inventory, linking each experiment to lot numbers, expiry dates, and certificates of analysis.

All experimental records are indexed and full-text searchable, letting scientists find previous methods or results in seconds instead of climbing through physical notebooks.

Every entry is timestamped when recorded and locked once made, meeting Contemporaneous and Original requirements without relying on scientists to recall work.

Errors are corrected through an amendment workflow that keeps the original entry, logs the correction, and records the reason, ensuring original data is never hidden or deleted.

ELN records are saved to a continuously archive with documented back-up and recovery, meeting Complete, Enduring, and Available standards that paper systems cannot reliably achieve.

Electronic signatures in our ELN capture signer identity, date, time, and purpose (Reviewed, Approved, Witnessed) meeting 21 CFR Part 11 Subpart C requirements.

Experimental entries route automatically for review and e-signature before finalization, ensuring QA oversight without the delays of physical signatures.

All signature events are logged in a tamper-evident audit trail with details of who, when, and by whom, providing a complete GxP-compliant signature history.