Chemically-intelligent reagent sourcing

Research scientists can:

• Conduct structure and/or data searches to retrieve compound availability from both the internal inventory and commercial suppliers
• Select compounds to order & submit purchase requests
• Request compounds from internal stores and stockrooms
• View safety information
• Perform list management, including list logic
• Configure user-specific purchase information such as preferred suppliers, cost center, project number, site location, and delivery preferences
• Save queries, lists, and shopping carts
• View, register, check-in, check-out, transfer, edit, and dispose containers
• Export desired compounds to Excel, SDfiles, ISIS lists, and Isentris lists

Comprehensive inventory management

Reagent management personnel can:

• Perform automated reconciliations of the inventory using standard barcode scanning equipment
• View, register, check-in, check-out, transfer, edit, and dispose containers
• Track weights using integrated laboratory balances
• Print barcodes by user, group, location, or command
• Receive orders, including partial orders
• Fulfill requests made to any stockroom
• Print delivery sheets, including barcodes
• Set expiration dates
• Create standard reports in Microsoft Excel
• Track and view preferred storage conditions
• Audit the inventory
• Configure look-up data fields, such as chemical class and container type
• Create purchase orders
• Assign company preferences, such as preferred suppliers

Superior tools and content to support EH&S

Environmental Safety and Health personnel can:

• Control access to hazardous or highly regulated substances
• Present warnings, flags, and messages to users handling or purchasing hazardous substances
• Set amount thresholds
• Send email notifications when certain compounds are requested or ordered
• Provide instant access to hosted (M)SDS information in Internet Explorer
• Provide access to regional-specific R&S phrases and hazard class data
• Create reports for various regulatory agencies

Integrate with financial business systems

Purchasing professionals can:

• Direct spend management by leveraging preferred suppliers and contract pricing
• Integrate existing purchasing systems with the Logistics client, saving valuable time and reducing errors
• Create purchase orders
• Create various reports about purchase history and inventory tracking in Microsoft Excel

Perform system administrative tasks in a graphical user-interface

System administrators can:

• Configure look-up data fields
• Set up a hierarchies containing thousands of inventory locations
• Assign company preferences, such as preferred suppliers
• Set system timeouts and create administrative messages
• Create security groups in order to control access to application functions and data sources