Who benefits from Optima?
Optima provides a unique platform to manage the laboratory resources.
Optima LRMS® is a Lab Resource Management Solution that eases the scheduling, booking, planning and facilitates informative reports.
Lab Manager

Scheduling
One single tool to coordinate the team and the instruments
Booking
Anticipate and book instrument, room, etc vs expected needs
Planning
Get your requests and projects duly programmed for higher lab resources efficiency
Reporting
Share information with stakeholders and team members
Operational Excellence

Lean Lab processes
Digitalise the processes for greater efficiency
KPIs
Get smart measurement and visibility of the lab productivity
Continuous Improvement
Get the team on board with evidence
Forecast
Get fact-based answers to your company business demands
IT Business Partner

Low code development software
Optima focuses on your business processes rather than software development
Licence models
On premise, Perpetual license or SaaS, monthly fee-based licence
Connectivity
Easy connection to virtually any system via web services. Extensive API library available.
Analytics
Connect with most used tools for exhaustive reports
Why choose Optima as your Lab Resource Management System?

Lab Resource Management
Which resources should be allocated to which project? Choose the expert that suits you best according to their personal development plan.
You need support for answering these questions as you are facing the different types of demand.
Operative Decisions
The cumulative time required to coordinate resources leads to a loss of operational time.
With a tool like a laboratory resource management system that supports decision making and communication, you could bring more to the business.


Instrument Qualification
The team knows the operational readiness of its most important instruments by heart. But the laboratory instruments require special attention to avoid unexpected interruptions or – even worse – inferior results and repeat analyses.
You need an overview in order to anticipate and coordinate interventions on the instruments instead of firefighting missions.