LIMS assessment
Compare stabilization, upgrade, replacement, and narrower-improvement paths before committing to a platform decision.
Stabilize, upgrade, or replace?Services
Choose the service lane that matches the operational problem.
CTM scopes practical work around laboratory workflows, reporting, inherited systems, integrations, private applications, and support after launch.
Service lanes
A focused portfolio, not a technology catalog
Lab systems
Route workflow, reporting, inherited-system, integration, and support problems from one editorial starting point.
View lab systemsLab informatics
Map sample, custody, review, reporting, and delivery workflows before implementation.
View serviceLegacy LIMS stabilization
Review access, backups, hosting, workflows, reports, and change risk before production work.
View serviceLaboratory document automation
Bound recurring reports, forms, exports, and inbound document handling around verified rules.
View serviceManaged LIMS
Evaluate Clearline LIMS workflow fit and separate implementation from ongoing administration.
View serviceTechnical leadership
Frame priorities, risks, vendors, architecture, and delivery ownership with senior technical judgment.
View serviceManaged private applications
Define runbook, monitoring, maintenance, backup, access, and support ownership.
View serviceDecision tools
Prepare the evidence before the first call
Laboratory systems audit checklist
Map workflow, ownership, documents, dependencies, and risk without changing production.
Open checklistDocument automation checklist
Define one recurring input or output, its rules, review, exceptions, and owner.
Open checklistLegacy LIMS stabilization checklist
Gather current-state evidence before repair, upgrade, migration, or support decisions.
Open checklistWhen this helps
You know the operational problem but need to choose between assessment, implementation, integration, and support.
Deliverables and handoff
A defined starting scope with expected artifacts, acceptance responsibilities, exclusions, and the next decision.
What shapes cost and timing
The selected service, system and workflow complexity, evidence readiness, and whether the work is a one-time engagement or ongoing support.
Fees and schedule are proposed after fit and scope are confirmed; they are not fixed by this page.
Next step
Choose the closest service below or describe the system need so the first conversation can confirm fit.
Use the existing systems-need link on this page. Do not include credentials, regulated records, production exports, or client-sensitive material in initial intake.