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12 Batching
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11 Workflow
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How the basic transactional objects, Analyses and Sampless, proceed through the system, triggering actions and influencing parent objects. Much more efficiency is eventually achieved using Batches and Worksheet. More later
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3 Clients and Contacts
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Bika is entirely web based and Clients may track the progress of their Samples online, access and search their results and COAs or run reports on it
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8 Analysis Profiles and Templates
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Analysis Panels and Masks. Collection of analyses frequently requested, stored as Analysis Profile and repeatedly used as sample registration 'template'
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5 Instruments
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Bika and Senaite user manual. Open Source LIMS
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17 Use Cases
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Some special cases resolved in Bika LIMS
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10 Quality Control in Bika
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QC results are captured with reference to the specific reference material and instrument used, and added to their control tables and charts. Out-of-range results raise alerts, prompting the user to initiate retesting workflow
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13 Worksheets
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A number of similar analyses - on different samples but logically belonging together, such as intended for the same lab workstation, instrument of specific analyst - can be grouped into a single unit of work on a Worksheet. Sometimes called a Job Card. Here, all their results can be captured and reviewed together, in context of peers and associated QC results on the same page
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7 Calculations
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Lab managers configure the lab's analysis results Calculations without programmer intervention using standard arithmetic operations +, -, *, / and more advanced percentages, square roots, exponentiation, and logarithmic functions to derive results from dependent analyses and interim fields
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