Integrations
You should not have to move results by hand, rebuild the same reports, or lose context every time work crosses applications.
Software catalog
Check supported software, required inputs, expected outputs, review points, and local availability. Give operators enough context to run the same process without rebuilding it from memory.
Built vs. roadmap
PixeSciTM connects to your systems at different levels of depth. Here's the honest split, so you know what to expect before a demo.
Connected today
On our integration roadmap
Direct connectors for major analytical and chromatography data systems, and additional instrument vendors, following the same approval-gated, evidence-preserving pattern as what's connected today. See how execution is governed. Ask us about your specific stack — we can tell you exactly where a given system sits on this roadmap.
Software examples
Named products are examples of what each category includes, not a list of live connectors. See what's connected today above.
Keep runs, reinjections, methods, and results tied together so a reviewer can follow what happened. Direct connectors for named chromatography data systems are on our integration roadmap. Ask us where your specific system sits.
Instrument run -> review -> record
Bring balance, pH meter, qPCR, and plate reader data into the record without retyping it.
Instrument output -> check -> record
Keep samples, tests, and results moving between the systems your lab already relies on.
Result -> review -> LIMS / ELN update
Turn a flagged exception into a deviation, CAPA, or investigation without re-entering the details.
Exception -> deviation -> investigation -> CAPA
Connect temperature, humidity, pressure, and particle readings to the batches and tests they affect.
Reading -> excursion check -> quality workflow
Keep calibration status and maintenance history next to the test they support.
Calibration due -> check -> asset status
Keep SOPs, revisions, and training records connected so you know who is qualified to do what.
SOP revision -> training -> effective
Bring results and certificates from contractors and outside labs into the same record, so nobody rebuilds context by hand.
Partner report -> intake -> review -> record
Workflow outcomes
Describe the work you need, review the proposed steps, run the workflow where your software and data already live, and keep the files, decisions, and results together for review.
