Scan it once.
It's on the record.
Scan a container, pull up the material, record what actually went in. Uncountable runs on iOS and Android against the same platform your team already uses.
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Point the camera. The record opens.
Scan the barcode or QR code on a drum, a vial or a shelf. The material, lot or recipe comes up — nobody types a code into a search box.
Four jobs a phone does better.
Record it once, at the bench.
Add Actuals logs the quantities that really went into a batch. Scan each container as it's used, enter the number, move to the next step. The batch record is written while the work happens — not reconstructed from a glove or a clipboard hours later.
Scan the screen. Shoot. It's on the record.
Open the record on your desktop and scan the code it shows. Your phone pairs to that session, and photos land on the record while you're still standing over the sample. No install, no second login, no emailing yourself a picture.
Same platform. Same controls.
Mobile carries the same roles, permissions and identity setup as every other way in. Remove someone in your identity provider on a Friday afternoon and they're removed everywhere, phone included. E-signatures use the desktop signing path, and every action writes to the same audit trail.
A camera that works the first time.
The app grants the camera up front, so scanning starts on the first tap — no permission prompt mid-count, no re-asking after a cleared cache or a shift change. Uncountable sits on the home screen and opens straight to your instance. On iOS, setup is a single scan.
Built for mobile. Used in the lab.
Five functions built for the moments lab work moves — counting at the shelf, charging at the bench, photographing what's in front of you.
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Where a device beats a desk
Scan the label and the material comes up, with its lot and the formulations that use it. No one walks back to a workstation to find out.
Multi-scan mode moves container to container, so a count is recorded where the stock is instead of on a clipboard that gets typed up later.
Add Actuals records the quantities that genuinely went in, each container scanned as it is used. The batch record is written while the work is happening.
Scan the code on the open record and the photos land on it as you shoot. No cable, no camera roll, no emailing a picture to yourself.
Every scanner in the platform accepts a typed code or a handheld wedge scanner. A phone joins the workflow where it helps and stays out of the way where it doesn't.
The same login, roles, and permissions apply wherever the app opens. Nothing extra to provision and no second account to manage.
The phone writes to the same record, not a copy of it.
There is no mobile database to sync and no export to reconcile. What gets scanned at the bench is on the record the lab, quality, and product teams already work from.
FAQs
Yes. Uncountable has native iOS and Android apps that run on phones and tablets, supporting iOS 16.4 and later and Android 7.0 and later. The app opens your organization's existing instance using the same login, SSO, and SAML as the desktop, so there is no separate mobile account and nothing to enable per deployment.
Yes. Uncountable uses the device camera to scan barcodes and QR codes, and opens the material, lot, or recipe behind the code. Scanning is available from quick search, from tables of records, from inventory lookup, and in a multi-scan mode for working through several containers. Every scanner also accepts a typed code or a handheld wedge scanner.
No. Uncountable requires a live connection, on mobile and on the desktop. There is no offline capture or background sync today, so scanning, lookup, and quantity capture all need network access at the time of use.
The platform your lab runs on, where the work happens.
