Barcode & RFID
Label printing and scanning across samples, containers and locations.
Barcode & RFID capability drives unique identification for samples, containers and storage locations, so scanning replaces manual entry throughout the sample lifecycle.
What Barcode & RFID delivers
A controlled path from start to closure
- 1Generate Label
- 2Print
- 3Apply
- 4Scan
- 5Update Status
- 6Track Location
Why teams move to Barcode & RFID
Eliminate manual sample identification errors
Speed up sample handling with scan-based transitions
Improve real-time location tracking of containers
Reduce mislabeling risk across high-volume batches
Support both barcode and RFID infrastructure
Built for regulated operations
21 CFR Part 11
Electronic records and electronic signature controls — unique user identity, secure e-signatures and computer-generated audit trails on every record.
EU GMP Annex 11
Computerised system controls including access management, change control, data integrity and periodic review of the system.
GAMP 5
Risk-based validation approach, with pre-executed IQ/OQ documentation supplied with every release.
ALCOA++
Records that are attributable, legible, contemporaneous, original and accurate — enforced at record level.
OPS IQ is designed to support these regulatory expectations. Compliance is achieved together with your own validated implementation, procedures and controls.
Connected to your enterprise systems
ERP / SAP
Master data, materials and batch context exchanged over open REST and event APIs.
MES
Shopfloor execution events and equipment context linked to quality records.
LIMS
Laboratory results and specification data connected to quality decisions.
Identity Providers
Enterprise SSO and role-based access through your existing identity provider.
Enterprise APIs
Open REST and event APIs for custom and legacy systems.