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Inventory

Every gram accounted for, batch by batch

Chemicals and consumables live as real batches, not as one number in a cell. Each lot carries its own code, expiry, quantity, cost and location, and the record keeps itself while people work.

Batch level

Traceability

Any phone

Barcode scanning

One search

Audit answers

What you get

  • Chemicals
  • Consumables
  • Scan item
  • Stock alerts
  • Chemical usage
  • Stock status
  • Transfer
  • Wastage
  • Finished materials

Capabilities

The record a shared spreadsheet cannot keep

Six jobs that stop being anyone's job once the stock keeps its own history.

  • One entry per substance

    The same chemical under three supplier names is still one entry in your catalogue, with the CAS number to prove it.

  • Nothing ages out quietly

    Every lot carries an expiry date and warns you in advance, on a window you choose.

  • A sealed bottle is not a half empty one

    Labnize records when a lot was opened and by whom, so the number on screen matches the bottle in your hand.

  • Certificates where you look for them

    Certificates of analysis and safety data sheets sit on the chemical record, ready the moment somebody asks.

  • Scan at the shelf

    Install the app on a phone, point the camera at a batch code, and record what you took without walking back to a desk.

  • Transfers and spills are real events

    Moving stock between labs or writing off a breakage is a recorded operation, not a quiet edit to a cell.

Batch states

Where every lot stands, at a glance

A lot is always in exactly one of these, and the reports know which.

  • Available

    In stock and free to use.

  • Finished

    Used up and closed out.

  • Quarantined

    Held back until someone decides.

  • Recalled

    Withdrawn, with the history that led there intact.

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