Industries Lab and quality

Readings belong to the transaction they describe.

A lab value helps little if it sits in its own spreadsheet and is laid next to production data days later. I build capture and reporting so that test values hang directly on the batch, shift or delivery.

Typical situations

When a conversation makes sense.

Values in the lab folder

The readings exist, but in a file nobody outside the lab opens.

Deviation seen too late

Only the monthly report shows that a value drifted. The affected goods have long been shipped.

No link to the batch

Which sample belongs to which batch or delivery is only written on the sample label.

Building blocks

What I build for it

01

Capture on the transaction

Test values are posted to the batch, shift or delivery they belong to.

02

History and reports

Values over time, with print and PDF for reports and audits.

03

Device integration

Readings can come from devices or control systems via a REST API.

What already runs

Built for the glass industry: W-Make Batch.

Features from W-Make Batch. Demo access is available on request.

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  • Lab values as part of the production flow
  • Energy and emission values
  • Reports, print and PDF
  • REST API for machine data

State of references

Lab values are captured in W-Make Batch for glass production. It is not a standalone LIMS. There is no public reference for pure lab software yet.

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