Lot & expiry
Know exactly which lot is in use and when it expires — the detail QC and traceability depend on.
Stock that keeps up with the bench.
Reagents, controls and consumables — tracked by lot and expiry, across every site and device, so the bench never runs a test on stock it doesn't have.
Inventory
Every lot, accounted for.
Catenix keeps a live picture of what's on the shelf: stock levels by location, lot numbers and expiry dates, and how consumption maps to the devices and tests that use it. Low-stock and approaching-expiry items surface before they become a problem on a clinic morning.
- Stock levels by site and storage location
- Lot & batch tracking with expiry dates
- Low-stock and approaching-expiry awareness
- Consumption linked to devices, tests and packages
Why it matters here
Inventory that speaks the same language as the bench.
Per-site, per-device
Stock is scoped to the site and the analyser, so multi-site networks see the right picture per location.
Low-stock awareness
Items running low or nearing expiry are surfaced early, not discovered mid-clinic.
Tied to testing
Consumption connects to the tests, devices and packages that use it — not a disconnected stock list.
Network oversight
A network can see stock across all its sites from the central administration view.
One record
Inventory lives in the same audited system as results, QC and devices — not a separate spreadsheet.
Questions, answered
The questions clinics ask first.
Does Catenix track lots and expiry?
Yes — stock is tracked by lot and expiry across sites and devices, with approaching-expiry and low-stock surfaced before they become a problem on a clinic morning.
Is inventory linked to testing?
Yes — consumption connects to the devices, tests and packages that use it, in the same audited system as results and QC, not a disconnected stock list.
Request a demo
Bring stock onto the thread.
See inventory working alongside QC, devices and results in one system.