Lablet X4™ — Portable LIMS Software for Tablets
Portable. Configurable. Secured. LIMS data, entered and reviewed from a tablet or mobile device, wherever the sample actually is.
What Lablet X4 Is Built to Do
Lablet X4 is CORPEX's portable LIMS software: the same sample tracking, testing, and audit-trail data that runs on a lab workstation, extended to tablets and mobile devices so a result can be captured where the sample actually is, rather than written on paper and entered later.
It's a cross-platform tool for capturing, organizing, and managing test-execution workflows directly from a portable device: sample tracking, execution, and the security and audit trail that goes with a regulated result, without being tied to a fixed terminal.
Who Needs a Portable LIMS
The gap between the sample and the workstation is exactly what Lablet X4 closes.
A LIMS terminal fixed to a desk works fine when the sample comes to the analyst. It works less well on a manufacturing floor, in a warehouse, at a field sampling point, or during a cleanroom environmental monitoring round, where walking back to a workstation to log a result is exactly the kind of delay that leads to a result being written on a glove or a scrap of paper and transcribed later.
Lablet X4 is built for that gap: a supervisor doing a walk-through, a technician pulling environmental monitoring plates, or a field team collecting samples for water LIMS testing can log the sample, record the result, and see the same data a fixed-terminal user sees, without the second trip.
Experience Lablet X4
Interfaces for sample tracking, trending, materials, and lab assets.
Keeping a Mobile Result as Trustworthy as a Desk Result
Portability only helps if the record still holds up to an audit.
A mobile entry point raises an obvious question: does a result logged on a tablet carry the same weight as one entered at a workstation? Lablet X4 addresses that with user authentication, data encryption, and audit trails on every entry, so a result's origin and reviewer are tracked the same way regardless of which device captured it. The system is built with GLP and GMP compliance in mind, which is the standard a mobile record is actually measured against during an inspection.
Sample tracking uses barcode and RFID technology to follow a sample's movement from collection through analysis and storage, so the chain of custody doesn't have a gap between where a sample was physically collected and where it was first logged into the system.
Lablet X4 in Detail
Description, features, and the benefits that come with mobile access.
Overview of Lablet X4
Lablet X4 is a portable LIMS built for the complex, distributed needs of a modern lab or plant floor: a unified platform for data management, sample tracking, and workflow automation that doesn't require walking back to a fixed workstation.
Collaboration and communication
A centralized platform for communication and data sharing lets more than one analyst work on the same round or study at the same time, from wherever they are.
Security and compliance
User authentication, data encryption, and audit trails address the regulatory requirements a mobile record is held to, aligned to GLP/GMP.
Data Management
Integrates experimental results, sample information, and analytical data in the same record a workstation user sees.
Sample Tracking
Barcode and RFID technology monitors sample movement from collection through analysis and storage.
Workflow Automation
Streamlines the process from sample preparation to data analysis, reducing the time and resources a manual round requires.
- 1. Data management and organization
- 2. Workflow automation
- 3. Sample tracking and traceability
- 4. Regulatory compliance
- 5. Data security and integrity
- 6. Collaboration and communication
- 7. Instrument integration
- 8. Reporting and analysis
- 9. Resource management
- 10. Scalability
A Typical Round on Lablet X4
Four steps, none of which require going back to a desk.
1. Arrive and scan
At the sampling point, whether that's a warehouse pallet, a production line, or a cleanroom monitoring station, the technician scans the sample's barcode or RFID tag rather than writing an identifier down by hand.
2. Log the result on the spot
A reading, a visual observation, or a measurement is entered directly into the same record structure a fixed-terminal user would see, at the moment it's taken, instead of being written on paper for later transcription.
3. Sync to the central record
The entry updates the same underlying LIMS database as SilverLIMS or MicroLIMS, so there's one record of the sample, not a mobile copy that has to be reconciled with a desktop copy afterward.
4. Review and act
A QC reviewer or supervisor sees the entry, with its audit trail and timestamp, from any workstation, and can flag it for investigation or approve it without waiting for a physical form to make its way back to the lab.
Where Lablet X4 Fits in the CORPEX LIMS Family
It extends an existing LIMS; it doesn't replace one.
Lablet X4 is a mobile extension of the CORPEX LIMS family rather than a standalone system: it reads and writes against the same sample records as SilverLIMS or MicroLIMS, which is what lets a supervisor log a result on a tablet during a floor walk and have a QC reviewer see it at a desk terminal minutes later. A lab running microbiology environmental monitoring on the move may prefer Leeuwenbook, CORPEX's portable microbiology-specific LIMS; Lablet X4 is the general-purpose mobile front end for the rest of the family.
Lablet X4 is implemented and supported in Arabic and English for Egyptian and MENA laboratories, alongside the rest of CORPEX LIMS in Egypt. Because rolling out a new data-capture point changes a validated system, deployment is covered by the same computer system validation (CSV) as the rest of the LIMS.
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Contact UsFrequently Asked Questions About Lablet X4
What is Lablet X4?
Lablet X4 is CORPEX's portable LIMS software: a mobile extension of the CORPEX LIMS family that lets staff capture, review, and manage sample and test data from tablets and mobile devices instead of a fixed workstation.
Does Lablet X4 replace a full LIMS, or work alongside one?
Lablet X4 works alongside an existing CORPEX LIMS product, such as SilverLIMS or MicroLIMS, reading and writing to the same sample records rather than keeping a separate database.
Is a result entered on Lablet X4 as compliant as one entered at a desk?
Yes. Lablet X4 applies the same user authentication, data encryption, and audit trail controls to a mobile entry as to a desktop entry, and is built with GLP/GMP compliance in mind.
How does Lablet X4 track samples?
Lablet X4 uses barcode and RFID technology to track a sample's movement from collection through analysis and storage, keeping the chain of custody intact even when the sample is first logged away from a fixed terminal.
What's the difference between Lablet X4 and Leeuwenbook?
Lablet X4 is a general-purpose portable LIMS front end for the CORPEX LIMS family. Leeuwenbook is a portable solution built specifically for microbiology testing, bringing MicroLIMS to mobile devices.
Is Lablet X4 available with Arabic support in Egypt?
Yes. CORPEX is an Egyptian company, and Lablet X4 is implemented and supported in Arabic and English alongside the rest of CORPEX LIMS in Egypt.