Connect compatible instruments, ERP, ELN, EHR and laboratory systems with LabZila through supported APIs, interfaces and structured data workflows.
Connect LabZila with compatible laboratory instruments through supported interfaces, middleware and structured data formats. Capture instrument-generated results within controlled LIMS workflows to reduce manual transcription and maintain clear data traceability.
HPLC, GC and mass-spectrometry data workflows
UPLC, HPLC and LC-MS data workflows
Mass spectrometry, chromatography and spectroscopy workflows
HPLC, GC and UV-Vis data workflows
ICP, spectroscopy and thermal-analysis workflows
NMR, XRD and FT-IR data workflows
Connect LabZila with compatible enterprise systems to exchange laboratory requests, material details, inventory records, status updates and approved results through supported APIs and configured interfaces.
Connect supported SAP workflows for quality records, materials, work orders and approved laboratory results.
Exchange relevant laboratory, inventory, procurement and operational data with compatible Oracle platforms.
Connect laboratory workflows with supported Business Central and Finance & Operations processes.
Share applicable inventory, procurement, client and laboratory-service data through configured integrations.
Connect LabZila with compatible clinical systems, laboratory devices and analytical-data platforms using supported standards, protocols and structured formats.
Exchange laboratory orders, results and related clinical messages with compatible healthcare systems through configured HL7 interfaces and implementation profiles.
Connect compatible clinical analyzers that use ASTM-style or LIS2 message formats for requests and result transmission. ASTM E1394 should be treated as a legacy interface because the standard was withdrawn.
Support standardized communication between compatible laboratory devices, software services and automation systems.
Exchange structured analytical results and metadata through supported XML-based AnIML data workflows.
Deploy LabZila in a secure cloud environment configured around your laboratory’s availability, scalability, access and data-management requirements.
Support AWS-based deployment using suitable compute, database, storage, backup and monitoring services.
Support Azure-based deployment with compatible application hosting, database, identity and security services.
Support Google Cloud deployment using suitable infrastructure, managed databases, storage and analytics services.
Connect compatible laboratory hardware with LabZila to simplify sample identification, label printing and controlled data-capture workflows.
Scan supported 1D and 2D barcodes to identify samples, containers, batches and storage locations within configured workflows.
Print sample labels, container tags and storage labels using compatible printers and approved label templates.
Use supported signature-capture devices where physical signature input is required within configured review and approval workflows.
Each integration is planned around your instruments, data formats, workflows and validation requirements before controlled deployment.
Identify the instruments, software systems, data fields and laboratory workflows that need to connect with LabZila.
Map data fields, define transfer rules and configure the interface around your operational and quality requirements.
Test data exchange, verify expected results and deploy the approved integration with monitoring and support.
Connect compatible applications, instruments and business systems with LabZila through documented API endpoints and structured data exchanges. Build integration workflows around laboratory samples, testing activities, results and operational records.
GET /api/samples?status=in_testing
Authorization: Bearer ••••••••••••
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
{
"data": [
{
"id": "SMP-2481",
"status": "in_testing",
"tests": ["HPLC-001"],
"received_at": "2026-07-30"
}
]
}Connect Your Lab
See how LabZila can connect compatible instruments, software platforms and laboratory workflows through configured interfaces, APIs and structured data exchanges.