Mobile doesn’t stop at sampling.
The phone isn’t only for the field. The analyst checks samples and enters results from the device, and your client follows the report straight from their own phone, with no access to your internal system. The same data, three different people, no spreadsheet in between.
The analyst enters results even away from the bench.
When the analysis happens outside the lab, they record results and check samples straight from the phone.
The client keeps track without calling you.
They open proposals and watch progress through a secure link, from their own phone, with no login to your system.
Field tech, analyst and client see the same data.
What the field tech records, what the analyst enters and what the client sees all come from the same system. No spreadsheet in between to drift out of sync.
Checking a sample fits in your pocket.
You can look up a sample's status from the phone without going back to a computer. Handy when the client calls asking and you're away from the desk.
The client portal is truly mobile.
The client opens the proposal and follows progress through a secure link on their own phone, with nothing to install and no password to your system.
One system, not three that have to match up later.
Sampling, results and client tracking live on the same base. Drop the in-between spreadsheet and you drop the wrong version it spreads.
The same data, from the field to the client
The problem with running an operation on several tools isn't the tools, it's the seams between them. Every export is a chance for a mismatch.
The tech feeds it, the analyst picks it up.
What went into the sampling moves to the analyst without re-exporting. Origin, point and checklist arrive with the sample.
The client sees what exists, not a copy.
The progress the client follows comes from the same system the lab operates, not a separate report that ages out of date.
Fewer screens, fewer places for error to hide.
Concentrating field, analysis and tracking in one system removes the corners where data vanishes or diverges between spreadsheets.
Frequently asked questions
Can the analyst enter results from the phone?
They can, signed in with their own account. A result entered on the phone lands straight on the sample, with the same traceability as one typed at the desktop. The analyst's access is to the internal system, unlike the tracking-only link the client gets.
Does the client need to install an app or have a login?
No. They open proposals and follow progress through a secure link on their own phone, with no login to your internal system.
Is the data the client sees the same one the lab operates?
It's the same. There's no in-between spreadsheet: what the field tech records and the analyst enters is what the client follows.
Does mobile replace the lab's system on the computer?
No. It extends the system to the phone for sampling, lookups and result entry in the field. Bench work and management stay fully on the desktop.
Show us one sampling route from your operation. We’ll show it running offline.
Book a demo and watch the app capture sampling, photo and signature with no signal, then sync when the network comes back.
