SIMPLIFY THE MANAGEMENT OF CHEMICALS IN LABORATORY

About LabInventory

LabInventory by QuarksSafety is an Internet platform dedicated to laboratories which assiss you in managing your stock of chemicals.
With LabInventory, you can effectively track your flasks. Through a system of QR code identification, managing your inventory becomes a breeze. In one click, stay informed of a product remaining quantity, the location of a flask or products soon expired. This labeling simplifies your daily actions such as moving or dispose a bottle. It’s an intelligent inventory system allowing you to check your inventory annually by scanning your cupboards and products they contain.
LabInventory is available in SaaS mode through a Web browser and is available as smartphone application allowing you to manage your stocks even more easily!

Take advantage of a turn-key all-in-one solution

LabInventory, l'application adaptée à la gestion de stocks de produits chimiques

Mobile stock management

Carry out your daily actions such as moving or disposing a flask with ease through the LabInventory application running on Android OS and compatible with all QR code drives.
étiquette QR Code pour faciliter vos inventaires

Printing labels

Simplify your inventories with a unique QR code identification system for all your flasks. With these labels, cupboard inventory will take no more than a few minutes.
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SDS Binder on tablet

Access your SDS via this electronic binder on tablet equipped with its protective shell and its holder with integrated charger. This binder connected to your LabInventory platform works even in offline mode!

Request your free trial

We invite you to enjoy a free trial of our platform LabInventory by Quarks Safety during 60 days.
In order to configure a test environment based on your expectations, we need to know the outline of your project.
Prix de l'innovation Préventica 2018 - Santé/Sécurité au travail
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Trophée de l'innovation remporté au salon ForumLabo en mars 2019