Lab Operations Software

Lab Inventory Management Software

Know what is in your lab, where it is, what is expiring, and what needs reordering — without opening a spreadsheet.

The model

Know What Is in Your Lab

ScientivoLab keeps items, lots, and stock as separate concepts — the way labs actually work. An item is the product you buy. A lot is a physical batch of it, with its own expiry date. Stock is quantity in a place: a specific lot sitting in a specific freezer. That structure is what makes expiry tracking and location queries possible at all.

Track Lots and Expiry Dates

Every lot carries its own expiry date. A dedicated expiry page sorts everything into expired and expiring-within-30/60/90-day buckets, and lots expiring within 30 days surface on the dashboard.

Know Where Everything Is

Model your rooms, freezers, and shelves as a location hierarchy, then put stock where it lives. Stock rows record quantity per location, so "do we have any of X?" and "where is it?" are one search.

Prevent Stockouts

Set a minimum stock level per item. Anything below it lands in a low-stock queue with the reorder gap, links to the supplier, and feeds dashboard alerts and scheduled email digests.

A Real Movement History

Every stock change — receiving, using, adjusting, removing — is recorded as a movement with the resulting quantity, so discrepancies have a trail instead of a shrug.

Migration

Import Existing Inventory

Upload a CSV of your items — the importer validates every row, shows a preview, and only writes what you confirm. Columns cover name, category, description, minimum stock, units, supplier, product code, and price. No consultants, no re-entry of thousands of records.

  • Validate → preview → confirm, in the browser
  • Rows land in your active organization
  • Categories and suppliers matched as you go

Not sure how to organize your data first? Start with the free CSV inventory template and the laboratory inventory management guide.

The honest case

Replace Laboratory Inventory Spreadsheets

Spreadsheets are fine at 50 rows and one caretaker. They stop working when several people edit at once, when expiry dates live in someone's head, when nobody is sure which copy is current, and when "who used the last of the PBS?" has no answer. A shared system with per-lot expiry, minimum stock, locations, and a movement history removes those failure modes — without becoming an enterprise LIMS.

Related

Inventory is part of the whole lab

ScientivoLab also tracks research samples with location history and aliquots, and manages equipment and SOPs in the same system.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Keeping track of the reagents, consumables, and materials a lab holds: what exists, how much, in which lot, stored where, expiring when, and what needs reordering — in a system the whole lab can query.

Yes. Upload a CSV of your items; the importer validates every row, shows a preview, and only writes what you confirm.

Yes, per lot. Expired and soon-to-expire lots are bucketed on a dedicated expiry page (30/60/90 days), and lots expiring within 30 days appear on the dashboard and in scheduled email digests.

Yes. Locations form a hierarchy (building → room → freezer → shelf), and each stock row records the quantity of a specific lot at a specific location.

Yes, per item. Anything at or below its minimum appears in a low-stock queue with the reorder gap, dashboard alerts, and scheduled email digests.

Get your inventory under control

Import your CSV, set minimum stock, and let the alerts chase expiry for you.

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