The register
Each instrument is recorded as critical or non-critical, with its status (Active, On Hold or Deactive). For critical instruments the calibration ledger drives a schedule state — awaiting schedule, scheduled, ok, due soon or overdue. Only internal users can be recorded as having performed calibration or maintenance, so each record is attributable to a named member of your team.
Connected to testing
In Sample & Testing Management the lab can choose to block the use of uncalibrated instruments. In In-House QC Testing a test can only be assigned to an instrument that is in calibration. The dashboard shows a calibration gauge, so the QC manager sees the state of the whole lab at a glance.
Ready for the inspector
Because records are append-only and every change is in the audit trail, the calibration history of any instrument can be shown as it happened — including any override and its reason. Instrument history combines with the raw data and review records in the LIMS to show that each reported result came from an instrument in calibration.
