Explore how Clearline LIMS can fit the work your lab does. The same connected sample-to-report foundation is configured around the records, reviews, and deliverables your team needs.
A food sample is part of a larger decision. Clearline keeps supplier, product, and lot context alongside the laboratory work.
Keep lot context with the sample
Configure intake around the identifiers your team uses, so requested testing stays connected to the right material.
Coordinate different testing paths
Use worksheets, status queues, and role-based reviews to follow microbiology and chemistry work before reporting.
Prepare a consistent deliverable
Bring reviewed results and agreed sample context into repeatable reports organized by product, lot, or testing panel.
A possible sample-to-report path
A finished-product sample arrives with a lot reference and microbiology and chemistry requests. Intake captures the agreed identifiers; work moves through the relevant worksheets and reviews; the approved report retains the lot context.
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Keep batch context and testing work together.
Flower · Concentrates · Infused products
Follow what was requested, what still needs review, and which results are ready for an authorized report.
Identify the material
Configure intake for the product form, batch, and client-request identifiers your laboratory uses.
Follow work across panels
Organize potency, contaminant, and other requested analyses across assignments and review states.
Report from reviewed records
Configure report templates and release steps around approved procedures instead of assembling separate files.
A possible sample-to-report path
An infused-product sample is submitted for an agreed testing panel. Product and batch context stay with the assigned work and reviewed results through authorized release.
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Carry project context from sample receipt to report.
Water · Soil · Sediment
Keep location, matrix, collection details, custody references, and requested work connected throughout the project.
Use sample status, worksheets, and defined reviews to find records still awaiting action.
Shape the agreed deliverable
Configure reports from reviewed records and scope electronic formats around required mappings and checks.
A possible sample-to-report path
A project submits water and soil samples from several locations. Intake carries location and matrix through assigned analyses and review into the agreed deliverable.
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Connect laboratory results to production decisions.
Relate laboratory records to the material, batch, supplier, or work-order context the wider operation uses.
Relate the sample to the material
Configure agreed material, batch, supplier, or work-order identifiers in the laboratory record.
Separate testing from review
Use roles and workflow states to distinguish completed analysis, result review, and report release.
Build a repeatable reporting path
Prepare approved laboratory deliverables without another manual transfer into certificates or summaries.
A possible sample-to-report path
An incoming raw-material sample is registered against a supplier lot. Analysts complete the requested work, an authorized reviewer checks the results, and the laboratory issues its agreed report.
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Keep field context attached to the laboratory result.
Exposure monitoring · Air samples · Bulk materials
Give distinct industrial-hygiene and asbestos workflows the identifiers, methods, reviews, and reported context each one requires.
Carry the field record
Configure sample-type intake around location, task, sampling period, material description, and custody references.
Keep methods on distinct paths
Map worksheets, roles, and review steps to the laboratory’s actual methods rather than one generic process.
Make reported context clear
Retain the relevant location, activity, or material context with reviewed findings and the agreed release path.
A possible sample-to-report path
Bulk-material samples arrive with room and material descriptions. Those identifiers remain attached through method-specific work and review into the report. Exposure-monitoring samples follow their own configured path.
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Start with a workflow from your lab.
Bring one sample type, one reporting need, and the handoff you want to improve.