One connected system for every sample, instrument, and result
Many R&D teams run an ELN and a LIMS, bridged by a spreadsheet: two connected systems and one manual gap between them, held together by integrations that break on the next update. Uncountable's LIMS tracks samples, instruments, and results on the same structured model as your ELN and quality data, so nothing gets tracked twice and nothing gets lost when a spreadsheet's author leaves.
Deployed by 175+ enterprise product development teams
Deployed by Enterprise R&D and Innovation Teams
Deployed by enterprise R&D and innovation teams:
A sample should not disappear into a spreadsheet
Most LIMS are fine at what they were built for: tracking a sample from login to disposition. What they miss is what happens before that. The request that created the sample, and the raw materials behind it, end up in a spreadsheet instead: invisible, hard to govern, gone when its author leaves. Uncountable ties every sample to that request and its raw-material genealogy, on the same data foundation as your ELN and quality data, with results pulled from 400+ instruments instead of typed in by hand. One record, from request to disposition, so anyone can see where a sample came from, where it is now, and what's still due.
Lab operations, from sample to site
Every sample, from request to disposition. Track it, where it is, and everything run on it, in one system instead of a spreadsheet.
Barcoded sample and material tracking: Register samples, raw materials, and equipment with QR or barcodes you create, print, and scan, tracked across every lab and site.
Location and chain of custody: Storage conditions, locations, and custody are recorded, so you always know where a sample is and what state it is in.
Nothing slips through: A searchable register replaces the spreadsheet, so samples and stability pulls do not fall through the cracks.
Pull data from your instruments through true integrations, and carry it into the rest of the Uncountable platform on that same connected data model, so lab data does not stay trapped in the lab or get re-typed into another system:
True integrations
400+ instrument integrations: Results and metadata pulled from the source with bidirectional data flow, no manual re-entry.
Enterprise systems: Bidirectional ERP, REST API, and SSO.
Built into the same platform, not bridged to it:
Integrated ELN: Samples and results tied to the experiment that produced them, on the same record, not synced from a separate system.
QC LIMS & QMS: Sample and test data carried into quality on the same model, with an out-of-spec result able to trigger a deviation.
Product Lifecycle Management (PLM): Move a formulation from the lab toward production without re-entry.
Visualizations & Reports: Plot and report on sample and instrument data, live.
Let the routine run itself. Inventory, stability, and task scheduling keep the lab moving without manual chasing.
Inventory-triggered tasks: Reorder points, expiration dates, and hazard flags on raw materials and lots automatically generate the tasks to act on them, not just a static inventory list.
Progress across stages: Assign tasks and track workload and timelines across every stage of an experiment, in the same system as the data and results those tasks produce.
Stability testing: Stability schedules flag each timepoint, so pulls are not missed and shelf-life studies stay on track.
Reports on demand: Generate reports and visualizations from pre-built or custom templates, drawn from the live record.
Roll it out across every lab and site, and keep it consistent as you grow.
One standardized source of truth: Standardized data entry, storage, and retrieval across sites, with configurable permissions and far fewer errors than spreadsheets.
Configured to your lab: Sample types, workflows, and instrument connections are configured to how your lab already runs.
Configure it yourself: Admins can add sample types, adjust workflows, and change permissions themselves as processes change, without a vendor ticket.
Guided rollout, lower cost: A staged implementation with instrument onboarding, replacing a standalone LIMS and the spreadsheets that grew up around it.
IP retained through turnover: Research stays in a structured system tied to the person, project, and sample that produced it, not in a personal spreadsheet that leaves when its author does.
A standalone LIMS vs. Uncountable's integrated LIMS
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Everything your lab runs on
What our customers say
VP of R&D, Ripple Foods
Team Leader, Polymer Simulation, SCG Chemicals
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Connected lab, pilot, and production data across 105+ users and recovered about 40% of the time previously spent finding data and compiling reports.
An adhesives and sealants R&D history migrated into Uncountable with 80% of prior data retained, and every relevant record uploaded in under two months.
What changes with one connected record
One connected data model. Every sample, instrument, and result.
Start the decision from your actual workflows, not vendor category labels. When samples, instruments, and results share the same structured model as your ELN and quality data, nothing is lost in a spreadsheet and every result is traceable back to where it came from.
FAQs
It is the laboratory information management capability of the Uncountable platform, part of the Research & Development suite. It handles barcoded sample and inventory tracking, 400+ instrument integrations, stability testing, task scheduling, and configurable permissions, so the whole lab runs in one structured system of record rather than a stack of spreadsheets.
A standalone LIMS manages samples and results but usually leaves data entry unstructured and disconnected from the experiment and quality data around it. Uncountable's LIMS structures data entry, pulls results directly from instruments, and shares one model with the ELN, QC, and PLM, so lab data does not stay trapped in the lab.
Yes. Samples, raw materials, and equipment are tracked with QR or barcodes from login to disposition, with storage conditions and chain of custody recorded. Stability testing schedules and flags each timepoint so pulls are not missed.
Uncountable connects to 400+ instrument types and network configurations, pulling test results and metadata from the source with bidirectional data flow, so results are captured automatically instead of typed in or screenshotted.
Yes. Sample types, workflows, task scheduling, report templates, and user permissions are all configurable to how your lab runs, so the system adapts to your processes rather than forcing you into a fixed template.
