Quick Guide to Inventory Management For R&D Labs – PDF & VIDEO

Inventory management in SciNote allows small and medium labs, and large organizations, to import and connect all data – from each inventory item to the latest experiment results and final project reports

Improved e-signing in SciNote

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Listening to your requests, we greatly improved e-signing in SciNote for you! Check out this video on how you can request signatures from your colleagues and get them notified that the task is waiting for their review.

E-signing Tasks in SciNote

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Together with the new Task status flow, we also made some improvements for e-signing Tasks in SciNote. Do not worry, the basic principles for e-signatures are still the same and still comply with the GxP and 21 CFR Part 11 requirements.

Status flow on SciNote Tasks

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With the coming SciNote release at the end of September 2020, we are saying goodbye to our Complete task button and introducing new Task status flow.

[Video] Optimize Your Research Methods with Protocols.io and SciNote

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Available for every scientist today, this open access repository of research protocols is both free to read, and free to publish.

Identify re-usable modules in your workflows (and use them as templates)

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When working with simple to-do lists or simple protocols, documenting and executing them is straightforward: all to-dos or protocol steps are listed in a single checklist or in one protocol.

How To Write A Lab Protocol

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Protocols can be much more general, including cooking recipes, operational procedures, user manuals for lab or office equipment, safety or any other checklists, guidelines.

[Video] Experiment Templates Are Now Available to SciNote Users

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SciNote’s dedicated scientists prepared templates of today’s most widely used life science experiments. Detailed descriptions, protocols and graphics are here for you to use, edit and develop them further.