Move analytical batches into study reports with less manual reconciliation.
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Supporting 250+ instrument types, more than 1,000 experiments each month, and millions of samples across diagnostics, genomics, biotech, and regulated testing.
For bioanalytical teams spending analyst capacity on review and reporting.
Support drug quantification, ligand-binding assays, and study biomarker work alongside your analytical systems. Start with the batch-to-deliverable workflow that needs repeated reconciliation.
Published Customer Outcomes
From analytical results to reviewable study records.
Less time spent on reporting
Halved weekly reporting time for one preclinical CRO.
Shorter data-processing time
In one scientific data workflow at a Biotech Lab.
Lower data-entry error rate
In one workflow connecting scientific data and reporting.
Shorter data-retrieval time
Cut data-access time for one computational biology lab.
One Digital Brain from study samples to reviewed bioanalytical results.
Give reviewers the batch evidence without the manual assembly.
Ask about a study result
and retrieve its analytical history.
Follow the sample, batch, and decision behind the answer.

Tools that remove manual work from batch and study review.
Batch Screens Built for Analysts
Jazz gives receiving staff, analysts, and reviewers personalized screens on shared Scispot data, bringing assigned samples, calibration, QC, exceptions, and required actions into view.
Analytical Data without Re-entry
GLUE imports supported instrument outputs and calculations into the agreed batch structure. Match samples, calibration standards, and QC records through defined identifiers, retaining inspectable sources.
Method-Specific Result Processing
Smart Actions prepare agreed calculations, formatting, and assay checks. Preview outputs before approval while retaining source inputs, method context, and exceptions throughout review.
Scientists and Engineers for Delivery
Scispot scientists and engineers map the batch-to-report process, configure data flows, test results and failures, and train users. Measure reconciliation time with scientific and Quality teams.
Remove manual work between an analytical batch and its report.
FAIR data • pipelines • automation
Instruments • ELN/LIMS/SDMS • 200+ connectors
FAIR data • pipelines • automation
Instruments • ELN/LIMS/SDMS • 200+ connectors
Frequently asked questions
Which bioanalytical workflows can Scispot support?
Scispot can configure LC-MS bioanalysis, ligand-binding assays, and study biomarker workflows. Its Digital Brain captures records, imports supported outputs, runs configured processing, and prepares review and reporting tasks. Define assay fields, calculations, rules, and reviewers. Specialized acquisition, curve-fitting, and pharmacokinetic tools retain their roles; Smart Actions analysis is agreed and tested for intended use.
Can we retain our instrument and bioanalytical data systems?
Yes. Supported files, APIs, and exports connect analytical tools, LIMS, and related systems. Define sample and batch identifiers, calibration and QC outputs, calculation history, original records, and review handoffs. Your laboratory agrees decision ownership, data location, and access or export needs before selected results feed the configured study deliverable.
How does Scispot track original results, repeats, and ISR?
Link each analysis to its sample, aliquot, method, run, and source result. Distinguish planned incurred sample reanalysis from repeats for documented analytical reasons. Retain original and subsequent results, comparison criteria, and reviewer conclusions. Reconciliation preserves earlier records and the reason for every additional analysis.
How would we implement an analytical batch workflow?
Start with a representative batch and study output. Scispot scientists and engineers map samples, methods, calibration, QC, calculations, exceptions, and approvals; configure connections; test accepted and rejected cases; and train users. Measure reconciliation or report-preparation time. Your laboratory approves method-specific rules and required validation before expanding.
How does Scispot support regulated bioanalysis and ICH M10 evidence?
Scispot organizes validation, sample, calibration, QC, reanalysis, and review records for your workflow; Trust Vault supports evidence and validation scope. ICH M10 covers bioanalytical method validation and study sample analysis within its stated scope; other assay purposes differ. Scientific and Quality teams set criteria, validate intended use, and approve reported data.

Source-linked records, role controls, audit trails, signatures, and validation evidence support your workflow. Your laboratory retains method validation, scientific judgment, regulated compliance, and final study-data approval.
















