Reduce manual steps from molecular test intake to authorized reporting.
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.
Built for molecular teams managing growing volume and manual handoffs.
Connect PCR-based assays, extraction, and controlled result review in clinical and reference labs. Start where staff repeatedly check status, copy instrument values, or chase repeat requests.
Published Customer Outcomes
Reported results from individual molecular testing workflows.
Fewer data-entry errors
One Canadian molecular diagnostics customer; transcription and duplicate-entry errors.
Fewer update delays
A Cambridge molecular diagnostics lab connected tracking, notifications, and instrument data.
Faster sample processing
The Cambridge lab connected specimen records, instrument data, and workflow checks.
Staff time recovered
Cambridge lab staff recovered time through routine automation.
A Digital Brain from specimen data to the right review queue.
Testing should move forward without repeated status calls.
Ask which specimens need attention
before the next review.
Find missing work and prepare a clear handoff.

Less manual handling from accessioning through result review.
Ready Work for Each Bench
Prepare accessioning, extraction, and repeat-testing queues from shared specimen records. Required-field checks expose missing information before staff start the next step.
Instrument Imports With Clear Exceptions
GLUE maps supported outputs to specimens, assays, and controls. Preserve source files and route incomplete or conflicting records to the responsible reviewer.
Prepared Records for Authorized Review
Bring controls, repeat history, and report fields into review. Configure sign-offs and output templates around approved procedures so staff assess evidence before authorization.
Personalized Tasks With Expert Delivery
Jazz gives preparation staff and reviewers focused screens on shared Scispot data. Our scientists and engineers configure workflows, test normal and exception cases, and train teams.
Choose the molecular test with the most manual handoffs.
FAIR data • pipelines • automation
Instruments • ELN/LIMS/SDMS • 200+ connectors
FAIR data • pipelines • automation
Instruments • ELN/LIMS/SDMS • 200+ connectors
Frequently asked questions
Is this solution for a testing laboratory or a diagnostic kit company?
This solution serves laboratories receiving specimens, performing molecular tests, reviewing controls and results, and issuing authorized reports. Diagnostics & Kits covers assay development, product versions, kit lots, and validation evidence. Scispot automates digital work around your procedures and can connect both workflows when a company develops products and operates a testing lab.
Which molecular instruments and clinical systems can Scispot connect?
Connections depend on available interfaces and outputs, including extraction platforms, qPCR instruments, sequencers, and preparation tools. We review representative files or messages, identifiers, security, and exchange direction. The agreed scope defines import matching, missing-field handling, and which system owns the authorized report.
Can we introduce Scispot without replacing our existing LIS?
Keep your LIS and begin with one handoff, such as instrument import to control review. Our scientists and engineers map record ownership, configure connections and task screens, test normal cases, exceptions, and reconciliation, then support training and rollout within scope. Measure manual handling and use before expanding.
How are assay controls, reruns, and amended reports handled?
Configured workflows retain controls, route exceptions, and link original tests to repeats with reasons and dispositions. Report preparation uses selected records; authorization stays separate. Your laboratory defines assay rules and interpretation: an isolated Cq value does not determine a clinical result. Amendments preserve earlier outputs and change reasons.
How does Scispot support quality requirements in a molecular laboratory?
Scispot supports permissions, audit history, electronic signatures, review steps, and source-linked records. Trust Vault organizes controlled evidence. Your laboratory defines intended use, required validation, procedures, and regulatory obligations. Qualified staff retain clinical interpretation, assay acceptance, and report authorization; requirements depend on location, test menu, and quality system.

Scispot supports record controls, audit history, source traceability, and review steps. Your laboratory owns validation, quality procedures, clinical interpretation, regulatory obligations, and report authorization.
















