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New Project Insights(Beta) dashboard in SciNote – an intuitive, data-driven view to help labs better monitor progress, allocate resources, and identify roadblocks across their research projects.

Introducing SciNote’s Import with AI – quickly convert SOPs and protocols from PDF into structured SciNote templates. Reduce manual work, minimize errors, and streamline your lab documentation with AI-powered parsing.

This new feature aims to standardize, structure, and streamline how labs collect and manage critical data by allowing teams to create audit-ready, reusable digital templates for entering key information directly into protocol steps.

While saving files to an electronic lab notebook is a great way to keep lab data centralized so it is easy to locate and access, editing them on your desktop computer can be a chore.

ISO 27001 Certified ELN

See how an ISO 27001 Certified ELN aligns with global standards to ensure data security and simplify vendor validation.

Version control for files

While saving files to an electronic lab notebook is a great way to keep lab data centralized so it is easy to locate and access, editing them on your desktop computer can be a chore.

SciNote has achieved Cyber Essentials Certification! Learn how this enhances the protection of your research data in our latest update.

While saving files to an electronic lab notebook is a great way to keep lab data centralized so it is easy to locate and access, editing them on your desktop computer can be a chore.

SciNote Quartzy Integration for Lab Inventory Management

We are excited to announce the new Quartzy and SciNote integration! Quartzy is a web-based lab inventory management platform that provides a centralized hub to request supplies, a robust inventory management system, and an expansive e-commerce platform that allows you to shop from thousands of suppliers—all in one place. If you are already using Quartzy, […]

Managing Item Relationships blog cover

Relationships matter – not just in life, but also within your lab inventories. Understanding how inventory items relate to each other will help you save time when looking for item details, ensure the traceability of samples and reagents, and improve how the lab manages its inventory and data.