Decide what happens to the LIMS
Compare stabilization, upgrade, replacement, and narrower fixes from one current-state evidence base.
LIMS assessmentLab systems
Keep samples, reports, and operational data moving.
CTM helps testing labs choose a safe starting point for workflow, reporting, inherited-system, integration, and support problems.
Starting points
The right first move depends on the risk
Map the workflow
Use a systems audit when the problem is real but the safest solution is not yet clear.
Systems auditEvaluate managed product fit
Assess Clearline LIMS workflow and implementation fit without assuming it is right for every lab.
Managed LIMSStabilize what exists
Review an inherited or fragile LIMS before production changes.
StabilizationAutomate a narrow bottleneck
Improve recurring documents, exports, or handoffs without forcing a platform replacement.
AutomationWhen this helps
A lab has several connected workflow problems and needs to choose where to start.
Deliverables and handoff
A recommended starting service, the evidence it needs, and the decisions that remain with the lab.
What shapes cost and timing
The number of affected workflows, urgency, available documentation, and whether the next step is assessment, implementation, or ongoing support.
Fees and schedule are proposed after fit and scope are confirmed; they are not fixed by this page.
Next step
Describe the workflow that is blocked and which systems and owners are involved.
Use the existing systems-need link on this page. Do not include credentials, regulated records, production exports, or client-sensitive material in initial intake.