LabWyse

A certificate of analysis is only as strong as the lab that signed it, which is why labs live under audit. LabWyse gives a lab something stronger than reputation: a chain of custody a client can verify for themselves. From sample login through QC batches to the released COA, the record anchors into a tamper-evident ledger, signed with hybrid classical and post-quantum cryptography, and exportable so an outside party can check it independently.

The daily work is a complete LIMS without the six-month implementation: sample lifecycle and custody, batch quality control with review by exception, certificates of analysis evaluated against specs, and electronic data deliverables for the regulators who demand them. AI assistance flags the exceptions worth a second look and signs off on nothing. Release decisions belong to the analyst, which is the only arrangement an accredited lab can accept.

It is open-core: a free community edition small labs can run honestly, and a licensed enterprise edition when SSO, audit, and custody across subcontracted work have to hold up under accreditation review. LabWare and STARLIMS built an industry on labs having no alternative. This is the alternative.