A digital window into your physical lab.
Track the locations of vials, wells, batches, and more – and automatically link results to them.
Sample tracking natively unified with your life science cloud
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Optimize space usage, and never lose track of a sample again
Custom inventory structures, barcode integration, and location tracking mean you don’t have to spend time hunting for samples.
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Connect physical samples to their experimental context
Interconnect your samples, experimental results, and metadata to identify promising candidates. Submit assay requests directly from input samples.
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Automate location tracking to ensure data integrity
By integrating with instruments such as plate readers and barcode scanners, Benchling automatically keeps samples up to date.
Track the locations of your samples in custom containers
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Configure custom storage types and locations (ex. “Box” data type; “Site” data type)
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Configure custom storage box dimensions
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Track locations for containers and samples within containers
Label printing and barcode scanning
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Zebra printer integration for one-click printing from Benchling
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Barcode scanner integration pulls up any sample’s full experimental history
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Automatic barcode generation according to business rules
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Add information from the Registry to printed labels
Develop integrations for automated data entry
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Plate readers and FACS machines
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qPCR machines, DNA sequencing machines, and Bioreactors
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Materials testing machines, such as DMA machines, Zwick machines, and light microscopes
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Barcode scanners and printers
Link your Inventory to upstream entities in the Registry
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From an entity in the Registry, see all the downstream samples and results that were produced. For example, see all the results produced by antibody candidates with a particular variable chain
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From an entity in the Registry, see the locations of all the downstream samples that it produced. For example, see all the locations of a particular cell line
"With Benchling, it's so much faster and easier to find the information that you want, and share information even in real time. Series of experiments go faster, program timelines go faster, and it shortens the timelines for the development of our therapeutics."
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