Fulfill specimen requests with less searching and inventory reconciliation.
Trusted by 200+ life science labs





















Supporting 250+ instrument types, more than 1,000 experiments each month, and millions of samples across diagnostics, genomics, biotech, and regulated testing.
For repositories checking which material is ready for authorized use.
Support research collections, study repositories, and biobanks with program-specific handling and access rules. Start where specimen selection, retrieval, or distribution requires staff to search several records.
Published Customer Outcomes
Connect specimen selection, inventory, and authorized requests.
Less time entering data
Halved data-entry time for a tissue and biofluids supplier.
Retrieve stored samples
Brought one diagnostics lab’s sample retrieval below five minutes.
Less manual inventory work
Automated inventory records for one molecular diagnostics lab.
Scientist time recovered
Automated inventory logging and tracking for one diagnostics lab.
A Digital Brain for specimen records and practical request workflows.
A specimen request should not become a second inventory.
Ask what is available
and what still needs approval.
Prepare a request handoff from the records your team can access.

Less reconciliation between collection, storage, and approved use.
Specimen Records That Carry Forward
Link collections, specimens, aliquots, and derivatives through consistent identifiers. Check required metadata and retain recorded use terms when preparing candidate sets for authorized requests.
Inventory Updated From Recorded Work
Scispot Location Manager organizes freezer, rack, box, and position records. Capture retrievals, returns, and quantity changes so inventory reflects the events staff record.
Practical Tasks With Expert Delivery
Jazz gives staff receiving, retrieval, and return screens on shared Scispot data. Our scientists and engineers configure rules, test handling cases, and train repository teams.
Existing Repository Systems Connected
GLUE exchanges supported collection, assay, storage, and partner records. Agree identifiers and update rules; route conflicts for review while preserving sources and record ownership.
Start with the specimen request that takes too much coordination.
FAIR data • pipelines • automation
Instruments • ELN/LIMS/SDMS • 200+ connectors
FAIR data • pipelines • automation
Instruments • ELN/LIMS/SDMS • 200+ connectors
Frequently asked questions
What does a biobanking LIMS manage?
A biobanking LIMS manages specimen identity, collection, storage, handling, and use records. Scispot’s Digital Brain connects existing systems and automates agreed tasks, including request routing and inventory updates from recorded events. It supports research collections and biorepositories. Genomics covers downstream preparation and sequencing once selected material enters that workflow.
Can Scispot map our freezers and track aliquot locations?
Yes. Scispot Location Manager supports barcode-linked freezer, rack, box, and position hierarchies. Configure your map and capture moves, retrievals, and returns in staff workflows. Location and quantity updates reflect recorded events. When a vial moves without a recorded event, staff must reconcile physical inventory with the system.
Can we retain existing collection databases and monitoring systems?
Yes. GLUE connects supported files, APIs, and interfaces under agreed identifiers, record ownership, fields, and update rules. Existing collections, assay outputs, and captured condition logs can remain in use, with access and export needs defined. Continuous temperature monitoring and alarm response depend on the connected monitoring system and its scope.
How do we implement specimen requests and use reviews?
Start with one request type. Our scientists and engineers map criteria, consent references, restrictions, reviewers, and handling with custodians; configure screens; test normal and exception cases; and train users. Your organization retains permitted-use, withdrawal, and authorization decisions. Measure fulfillment time or inventory reconciliation before extending the workflow.
How does Scispot support specimen quality and chain of custody?
Scispot records collection, processing, movement, storage, and distribution with permissions, history, and configured sign-offs. Trust Vault supports review evidence. Custody records reflect recorded handlers and events; suitability also depends on the evidence your procedures require. The repository retains quality assessment, access decisions, required validation, and final authorization.

Permissions, history, source links, and approval records support your procedures. The repository retains consent interpretation, permitted use, suitability, quality, required validation, and authorization to release material or data.
















