For laboratories and service providers
Work routed to you on what you can actually do.
You run instruments, hold methods and have capacity. You want the programmes that need your capabilities to arrive with their data, their controls and their QC expectations attached.
What you get
Routing by capability
You declare what you can do. Programmes are routed to you when that capability is required, with the instrument, the method and the acceptance rule named.
Your published rate stays yours
Where you publish a rate it is shown next to the capability. Where you do not, the platform asks for a quote instead of guessing at one.
Clean handoffs between providers
Material identity, plate maps and QC expectations cross the boundary with the work, so a programme that spans three sites still has one lineage.
What is true today
- The registry holds capabilities, facilities and published rates. Quotation, contracting and payment sit outside the platform.
- Facilities named in the registry are shown as unverified until a person has spoken to them.