Laboratory compliance without LIMS complexity
Sample labeling with chain of custody, equipment calibration tracking, and environmental monitoring - all connected to your checklists. Meet ISO 17025 and GLP requirements with hardware that takes 5 minutes to set up.
Laboratory compliance shouldn't require a LIMS project
ISO 17025 and GLP demand documented traceability. Traditional LIMS systems are expensive and complex. There's a simpler way.
Manual sample labeling
Handwritten sample IDs. Illegible labels. Lost chain of custody. ISO 17025 clause 7.4 requires sample identification you can actually trace.
Calibration tracking gaps
Equipment due for calibration but nobody knows. Status labels missing or outdated. ISO 17025 clause 6.4.4 requires documented calibration status.
Manual environmental logs
Temperature and humidity readings every few hours. What happens in between? GLP and ISO 17025 require continuous monitoring for sample integrity.
LIMS systems cost a fortune
Full LIMS implementations take years and cost hundreds of thousands. You need traceability, not a 5-year IT project.
Hardware that connects compliance to the lab bench
AmpliFlow Box bridges the gap between your management system and laboratory operations. Sample received? Label prints with unique ID. Calibration completed? Status label for the instrument.
Automatic sample labeling
Sample receipt checklist completed, label prints with unique ID and barcode. Chain of custody starts immediately. Full traceability from intake to reporting. Meets ISO 17025 clause 7.4.
Equipment calibration labels
Calibration checklist completed, status label prints. Affix to instrument with calibration date and next due date. Meets ISO 17025 clause 6.4.4 requirements.
Environmental monitoring
Temperature and humidity sensors connected to AmpliFlow Box. Automatic logging for sample storage areas. Alerts on deviation. Meets GLP and ISO 17025 requirements.
Chain of custody tracking
Every sample transfer documented with label, timestamp, and who. Legal defensibility for forensic laboratories. Complete audit trail for accreditation.
5-minute setup
Plug in at sample receipt, at the lab bench, wherever you need it. No IT project. No consultants. Device breaks? Swap and continue. No lost data.
Reagent and chemical labels
Preparation checklist completed, label prints with expiry date, preparer, lot number. Full traceability for test validity and method validation.
How laboratories use AmpliFlow Box
Real scenarios where automatic documentation meets laboratory compliance requirements.
What laboratories achieve
"AmpliFlow, which understands both management systems and IT, is a perfect partner. They have helped us with a smooth and logical structure with exactly the IT tools needed to pass a certification audit."
Built for laboratory accreditation
AmpliFlow Box addresses specific requirements in the standards your assessors check.
ISO 17025
Clause 7.4 sample handling, 6.4.4 equipment calibration, 6.3 facility conditions - all documented automatically.
Good Laboratory Practice
Sample identification, equipment calibration records, and environmental monitoring required by GLP principles.
ISO 15189
Medical laboratory requirements for sample traceability, equipment management, and environmental control.
AmpliFlow Box
Learn more about the hardware platform and technical specifications.
Questions about AmpliFlow Box for laboratories
Common questions from testing and calibration laboratories.
How does automatic sample labeling work?
When an operator completes a sample receipt checklist in AmpliFlow, the system sends a print command to AmpliFlow Box. The Box prints a label with unique sample ID, barcode, date, and any other configured data. The print job is logged with timestamp, operator, and checklist reference - establishing chain of custody from the moment of receipt.
Can this replace our LIMS system?
AmpliFlow Box isn't a full LIMS replacement - it handles the physical traceability gap that most LIMS systems struggle with. It's perfect for laboratories that need ISO 17025 compliant labeling and environmental monitoring without a multi-year LIMS implementation project. Many labs use it alongside existing systems.
What environmental sensors are supported?
AmpliFlow Box supports common industrial temperature and humidity sensors. Contact us for specific compatibility. Data syncs every 30 seconds with automatic alerts when readings deviate from set limits - meeting continuous monitoring requirements.
How does equipment calibration tracking work?
When a calibration checklist is completed, AmpliFlow Box prints a status label with calibration date, next due date, and calibration reference. Affix to the instrument. The digital record in AmpliFlow links the physical label to the full calibration documentation.
What happens if the device fails?
Swap in a new device, enter the pairing code, and continue. No data is lost - all records are in AmpliFlow cloud. The modular design means laboratory operations don't stop for IT troubleshooting.
Do we need IT support to install this?
No. AmpliFlow Box needs network access (Ethernet with DHCP) and power. It connects outbound to AmpliFlow - no firewall configuration needed. Setup takes about 5 minutes. Put one at sample receipt, another at the bench.
Questions about your specific setup?
We're happy to discuss how AmpliFlow Box fits your laboratory environment.
Contact usLaboratory compliance resources
Guides and articles about laboratory accreditation and traceability.
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