AureonLIMS

Quality expansion

Lots, expiry, and usage against the work that consumed them

Track reagents and consumables so methods can show what was used — and expired material is harder to apply quietly.

Barcoded laboratory sample vials in a storage box

The problem

Why this matters on the bench

When inventory is a closet spreadsheet, expired lots still reach the bench and usage cannot be reconstructed.

Capabilities

Lot and expiry tracking
Usage association
Status control
Reorder visibility

How it works

Inventory, step by step

01

Receive lots

Identity, expiry, and storage are recorded at receipt.

02

Issue to work

Usage can be associated with tests or methods.

03

Control status

Quarantine, release, and expiry statuses are visible to the bench.

Barcoded laboratory sample vials in a storage box

Regulatory relevance

Compliance, precisely stated

Material control supports data integrity and ISO/IEC 17025 resource requirements.

Aureon LIMS is designed to support 21 CFR Part 11 and ISO/IEC 17025 workflows. It is not FDA-approved or “Part 11 certified.” Customers remain responsible for system validation, SOP alignment, and regulatory interpretation in their own quality system.

Questions

What evaluators ask

Instruments have their own registry. Inventory focuses on reagents and consumables.

Gloved scientist pipetting samples into tubes

See inventory against your SOPs

Book a demo or talk to sales about scope and validation support.