Limfinity Biobanking LIMS connects all the disparate information about a sample -availability, location, protocols, and consent management – allowing researchers to locate and use the sample and data needed to further their studies. The system can be used to create dashboards to aggregate information and visualize capacity management, task/workflow management, and reporting. Limfinity is a cloud-based solution deployed on Amazon Web Services (AWS), offering browser access from any computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Rapid Implementation of Standard Configuration
The Standard Configuration of Limfinity Biobanking LIMS can be implemented quickly and seamlessly with features and modules designed to support your sample management efforts. Options to grow and customize the features within your iteration of the software are available as needed.
Key Features
Dashboards & Reporting
- Configurable dashboards to provide business insights
- Highly customizable reporting
- Powerful search tools
Lab Workflow Optimization
- Workflow steps to guide users through standard operating procedures (SOPs)
- Standards-based integration with automated freezers, instruments, and software to streamline information exchange across systems
- Complete sample workflow management including tracking of all steps – making sample derivatives, DNA extraction, sequencing, receiving, shipping, and more
- Progress tracking through customized dashboards
- Functions for email templates, automatic inventory monitoring, system alerts, and label printing
Storage & Freezer Management
- Know where your samples are before you open the freezer door
- Quickly view the remaining capacity in a box, on a shelf, in a freezer, or in your integrated automated storage system
- View and search all samples regardless of physical location
Data Management
- Aggregates data from various sources to unlock sample intelligence and streamline discovery
- Data can be pulled from many different sources and linked directly to the related sample in the system, including registration, collection sites and third-party testing labs, and more
- Examples of data that can be linked to sample includes test results, patient demographic data, patient diagnosis and outcome data, quality results, and consent data
- Linking consent data directly to samples facilitates appropriate sample usage