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Bika Open Source LIMS/LIS

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5.0

A web-based LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System) · Built in Plone · Professionally supported · Making waves · bi:ka (Zulu): tell it as it is

Installation guides: https://github.com/bikalabs/Bika-LIMS/wiki/Bika-LIMS-Installation

More information and links to manuals, user forums, support and translations are available on the front page of the Bika 3 on-line demo at http://demo.bikalabs.com.

Bika community: www.bikalabs.org

Main project sponsor, Bika Lab Systems: www.bikalabs.com

Inquiries: lemoene@bikalabs.org

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Website https://www.bikalabs.org/
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License GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)
Features
  • Realtime sample and analysis tracking and results
  • Laboratory instrument interfaces · Barcoding
  • Accounts interface · Management reports and graphs
  • QC · Reference and inter-laboratory samples
  • ISO 17025 accreditation ready
  • Powerful live search engine
  • More than a LIMS. Full web content management integration
  • Multilingual
  • Browser based · No desktop installation · Easy does it
  • Sample batching or partitioning · Container & preservation automation
  • Results file attachments · Results per email, pdf, fax, SMS
  • User configurable calculated results
  • and more at http://www.bikalabs.org/features