QC is precision work under release pressure. Methods are locked, instruments are validated, and every result carries a name, a timestamp, and a defensible trail. LabRelations builds LIMS for that work: sample registration, testing, instrument data, batch genealogy, stability, and CoA generation in one place. QMS sits alongside for SOPs, training, deviations, OOS investigations, and CAPA.
The analyst works in software designed for the bench, and QA works in software designed for quality. They share data where it counts (an OOS opens straight from the result that triggered it, an SOP read by an analyst is logged the same way as the test itself), but each system stays focused on the team using it.
LIMS for the bench, QMS for the quality work that wraps it. Used independently, connected where it counts.
Sample registration, scheduling, method execution, instrument data capture, batch genealogy, stability planning, inventory, and CoAs. Analysts work one queue. Released results flow into the batch record without re-typing.
SOPs, training, deviations, change control, supplier qualification, and CAPA. The records auditors ask for are already organised and connected to the batch they relate to.
An OOS opens directly from the result that triggered it. Sample, method, batch, and instrument context travel with the investigation through root cause and CAPA. Unrelated samples keep moving, so the lab doesn't grind to a halt around one investigation.
Methods, specifications, calculations, and edit checks are version-controlled. The right version applies to the right batch automatically. Changes go through a controlled change with electronic approvals before they're live.
Audit trails on every action. Electronic signatures on the actions that need them. Role-based access by site, lab, and role. The audit trail is exportable for inspectors and filterable by user, time, sample, and batch.
Configuration in the UI doesn't break validation. The validation envelope covers the configuration model, so workflow, field, and approval changes are controlled changes, not code releases.
A mix of people who've actually worked in the industry supported by technical people for configuration needs inside the platform itself.
