Eight Connected Domains. One Configured Laboratory Workflow.
A LIMS That Connects the Whole Laboratory
Delivered by an Odoo Partner
An Odoo-based LIMS connecting laboratory data, quality processes, stock, custody and business operations.
Authorised, Version-Controlled Configuration
Methods, roles, approval gates and exception paths are configured under change control for each laboratory.
Configured for Your Scope and Methods
Configure matrices, specifications, decision rules, reporting and controlled records around the laboratory’s methods, locations and accredited scope.
LIMS Solutions Built for Every Type of Laboratory
Customer-Configured Workflows Connect Every Domain
Every laboratory works differently. As an Odoo Partner, LIMS.Science configures analytics, metrology, quality control, quality and regulatory controls, inventory, logistics and statistics around authorised, version-controlled workflows—with changes governed by roles, approval and an attributable history.
Customer-Configured Workflows
Define lifecycle states, role assignments, approval gates, exception paths and effective dates for each sample type and method. The same configuration governs result capture, instrument status, QC acceptance, stock consumption, custody events and authorised report release.
Analytics and Result Authorisation
Capture results manually, by structured import or through instrument interfaces, then apply method-specific calculations, units, rounding rules and detection limits. Instrument–method binding and controlled specifications route each result through the applicable review and authorisation workflow.
Statistics and Quality Signals
Analyse results across methods, instruments, sites and time periods using trend views, control limits and QC indicators. Configured thresholds can initiate an instrument check, batch review or nonconformity investigation.
Quality and Regulatory Controls
Configure role-based access, controlled records, authorised result release and attributable, time-stamped change histories around the ISO/IEC 17025 requirements relevant to the laboratory’s accredited scope. For applicable non-clinical health and environmental safety studies, the LIMS can support OECD GLP controls subject to test-facility validation and procedures.
Built to Support ISO/IEC 17025-Aligned Laboratory Management
Metrology
Manage calibration and verification schedules, instrument status, reference standards, certificates and versioned uncertainty budgets. Instrument–method authorisation prevents unsuitable equipment use and routes out-of-tolerance impacts for review.
Inventory and Logistics
Link reagents, consumables and reference materials to batches and methods, then track samples from field collection through custody, receipt, aliquoting, storage and disposal.
Quality Control
Embed blanks, spikes, duplicates, reference materials, acceptance criteria and control charts into analytical batches. Failed rules can initiate controlled review and procedures for nonconforming work.
Instrument-Linked Workflows
Capture instrument data through scoped OPC UA, REST API or other supported interfaces, retaining the instrument, method and transfer status with the analytical record.
Controlled Laboratory Integrations
Can integrate with SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and other systems. Additional systems connect through available Odoo connectors and REST APIs.
Results That Last and Scale
Maintain controlled records, reduce transcription risk and issue authorised reports through LIMS workflows that can evolve under change control as the laboratory grows.
Your Questions Answered
What is a LIMS in science?
A LIMS, or Laboratory Information Management System, is software that manages the end-to-end flow of data in a scientific laboratory. It replaces spreadsheets and manual records by tracking samples from receipt through analysis, automating workflows, generating compliance reports, and connecting directly to your instruments. In regulated environments, a LIMS also maintains audit trails and controlled records that can support a laboratory’s ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation.
What is the difference between a LIMS and an ERP system?
A standard ERP manages business operations such as inventory, procurement, invoicing, and HR. A LIMS manages laboratory-specific processes: sample tracking, test methods, analytical results, and quality control. LIMS.Science combines both in a single platform built on Odoo ERP, so your laboratory workflows, instrument data, client billing, and compliance reporting all run in one connected system without separate integrations.
What does a LIMS workflow look like?
A typical LIMS workflow begins when a sample is registered on receipt, moves through assignment to analysts, test execution against defined methods, instrument data capture, QC review and approval, and ends with a reviewed and authorised report issued to the client or relevant authority.
