Automated report generation with new Designer is available for Thermo Scientific Watson LIMS™ users. Let Designer do the work of reporting so you can get back to the real work of science.
Designer is a tool for the design and automated assembly of final reports (for internal and FDA submission) in an easy to use Microsoft Word™ document. Designer can be used forvalidation, bioanalytical and toxicokinetic reports, and can be extended for other key performance indication reports such as time from sample login to analysis, number of samples analyzed per week, average time to validate a method, number of failed runs per project ratio, number of ALQ samples per study, and many more.
Product Detail
Designer was developed in conjunction with Thermo Scientific customers in response to your needs, and we thank them for their excitement and passion regarding this new tool! Designer 2.0 has been formally launched at our user meetings in North America and Europe this past fall. During our October North America user meeting, we received tremendous feedback on Designer and how valuable it is for our customer's operations. What if you could save the equivalent of 2 x FTE's per year in report collation time - enough to put another compound into the early part of the development process? That’s what automated reporting with Designer 2.0 can do for you.
Designer has been designed initially for validation, bioanalytical and toxicokinetic reports, but can be extended for other key performance indication reports such as time from sample login to analysis, number of samples analyzed per week, average time to validate a method, number of failed runs per project ratio, number of ALQ samples per study, and many more.
There are two components of Designer - the report designer and the report generator. Features of report designer include:
Automated assembly of portions of final reports directly into Microsoft Word™
Creation of new, ad-hoc, templated tables from data stored in their respective Oracle databases
Creation of report quality graphs from data in their respective Oracle databases
Supporting Line, Bar, Scatter and Pie charts with configureable title, axis, lines and fonts
Retrieves Watson and Galileo generated graphs and tables from their document management systems (DMS)
Imports Microsoft Word™ documents from external directory locations
Runtime user prompts for manually entered data
Storage of final report to the Watson and Galileo DMS or to external directory locations
Dynamic tables calculate descriptive statistics when the report is generated
Standard Deviation is reported to the same decimal place as the Mean
Supports Headers and Footers in the report
Enables users to access only that data to which they are granted access in the Watson and Galileo application
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