Describe the work
Start from a plain-language request, a repeated handoff, or an SOP that needs to become a runnable process.
Agentic Automation
Say what you need in plain language. You review the steps, then PixeSciTM runs them on your own systems and keeps a record you can repeat and review later.
QC analyst
Review HPLC results and prepare audit-ready evidence.
PixeSciTM
Reading the request and defining the goal...
Workflow creation timeline
Understanding intent
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Overview
PixeSciTM connects scientific software around a simple workflow loop: describe the work, check the steps, run them locally, and keep the record for repeat runs and review.
Start from a plain-language request, a repeated handoff, or an SOP that needs to become a runnable process.
Inspect the software steps, inputs, settings, limits, and review points before the workflow runs.
Use approved workstations, local software, controlled folders, and customer-managed servers.
Keep actions, files, settings, decisions, approvals, errors, and results with the workflow history.
Authoring
Connect software steps, files, settings, and review points on one canvas. Check the full process before it runs, then save it for the next experiment.
Connect software steps, files, settings, and required inputs on one canvas.
Keep controls, files, notes, previews, and tools in one workspace.
Choose, set up, run, and save workflows that your team can repeat.
Software catalog
See which apps are supported, which files they need, what they produce, and what setup the run requires. Confirm the required software is available on the computer that will run the workflow, so teams can repeat the same process across workstations and sites.
Chromatography
Reviewed chromatographic results
Direct connector planned
Chromatography
Linked instrument files
File-based intake
QC instruments
Weights and readings captured
CSV gateway
Environmental monitoring
Excursions flagged early
Direct connector planned
Check supported apps, actions, file types, and setup needs before a run.
Confirm that the required software is installed where the workflow will run.
Move approved software setup files through secure or offline environments.
Execution
Run workflows where your software and data already live. Watch progress, results, errors, and decisions as they happen. Pause any controlled step until a person approves it.
Record progress, retries, time, errors, and files during every run.
Keep generated files, working data, and final results with the run that made them.
Ask an operator to decide, confirm, or review a step, with each review step scored by risk level.
Ask for approval before a step changes a system, instrument, or file.
Monitoring
PixeSciTM checks every event from your connected systems as it happens: instrument runs, audit-trail entries, environmental readings, and partner results. When something looks off, it flags it and recommends appropriate steps. A qualified reviewer decides. See Continuous Quality Monitoring
Environmental conditions
Temperature · humidity · pressure
QC instruments & equipment
HPLC · balances · calibration
Laboratory records
LIMS · ELN · CDS audit trails
Quality records
QMS · documents · training
Partners & contractors
Contract labs · CDMOs · CoAs
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Live monitoring feed
Watching every event, not a sample
Recommendation only — a qualified reviewer approves, closes, releases, and signs.
Interface
Describe the work in your own words. Turn the request into clear software steps that you can review before anything runs. See the full mechanism, including what PixeSci can never do on its own.
Use approved local AI models inside your own environment.
Turn your request into clear steps based on what each tool can do.
Keep chats, tabs, files, attachments, and software details ready while you plan.
Let PixeSciTM use the full workspace or limit it to one workflow, run, file, or investigation.
Every action — human, workflow, or AI-initiated — runs through a capability registry that knows its risk level, required permissions, and whether it's safe to run automatically.
The same capability registry also runs a deterministic set of compliance rules continuously against connected systems — not just when a workflow runs.