Onlabs - Laboratory Systems

Instrument Interfacing, Quality Management, Electronic Laboratory Notebook

OnlineLIMS is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Alfred H Knight Group, a company spanning four generations in the commodities markets. Our primary business focus is the support, development, service and sales of the OnLabs product suite to UK clients.
With globalisation and a maturing LIMS market we recognise the issues associated with laboratory information management system (LIMS) implementations, especially in diversified organisations. As such we have combined over a decades worth of experience with the support of an expert technical team to offer an extremely effective solution.
Our goal is to provide ‘solutions and technologies that revolutionise the way we work’.

Affordable solutions to any LIMS problem

The OnLabs Product Suite protects your LIMS investment by adding flexibility and providing new functionality to your existing system. It will reduce the cost of new LIMS development by freeing the new system from the complex data handling interfacing routines
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Structures & simplifies any LIMS data model

Most companies with more than one laboratory and several branches have a very complex and cumbersome LIMS structure as it often differs in each laboratory. Changes are difficult to implement and the system is expensive to maintain. We have a simple effective solution to this timely problem.
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QC/QA - Achieving compliance

Increasing regulatory pressure promotes an increasing necessity for robust record keeping and reporting. As the likelihood of both internal and external audits increases, manufacturing organizations require a means of registering, monitoring, storing and retrieving test data in an efficient and timely manner –OnWsh ELN gives you this.
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Facing Globalisation and LIMS Market Maturity head on

Globalization has significantly shifted the business environment for many analytical laboratories.

Competition has increased dramatically, forcing laboratories to reduce costs without jeopardizing quality and service. These changes have driven independent laboratories to increase their size and to diversify their production through mergers, joint ventures and buy-outs. To compete effectively in the global market, these companies need to find ways to standardize their production while retaining independent and dynamic branches.