01 / Shared setup
Begin with a setup people understand.
Record instrument configurations and acquisition settings alongside the source files. Give the next researcher a way to check how the data was collected.
A shared starting point for the lab.
The UnifiedFlow platform
From lab setup
to traceable analysis.
Coordinate acquisition, processing, and scientific review—with the run history to investigate problems and a technical partner to help resolve them.
The operation behind the evidence
One working record.
A connected operation.
Bring the setup, the work being processed and the evidence it produces into a story the whole team can follow.
02 / Organized work
Know what each run is using.
Connect the selected recordings to a method and an explicit run configuration. Keep the work organized without separating it from its scientific purpose.
Retain what this run used.
03 / Visible progress
Know where to begin investigating.
Follow processing stages and execution attempts. A clear record gives the lab and its technical partner a starting point when work is interrupted or an output needs investigation.
Support has a record to work from.
04 / Useful handover
Keep the evidence useful after the session.
Retain input references, actual run parameters, outputs, and QC decisions. Those records help researchers compare analyses and help operators investigate failures or hand over work.
An output belongs to a larger scientific record.
Technical completion is separate from scientific acceptance.
Follow an operational exampleOne operation, shared expertise
The scientist sets the question.
The infrastructure supports the work.
The lab defines the experimental design and research question. Institutional IT establishes the environment. UnifiedFlow helps connect and operate the workflow.
Start with a defined scope: representative recordings, an agreed processing method and approved compute and storage. Build an operating arrangement that people can use, support and hand over.
From first workflow to supported useExplore the platform
Three ways into the work.
A conversation, grounded in your work
What keeps your research waiting?
Bring the setup, processing or handover problem that your team keeps having to solve again.