
Chemotion ELN
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| Fact | Chemotion ELN | RSpace |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | For routine use, groups, institutions, or universities can install Chemotion ELN on their own IT facilities using ChemCLI or a manual installation. | Enterprise customers can choose on-premises deployment or a private AWS instance in a location of their choice. |
| Integrations | The ELN supports OpenStats and a TLC Image Annotation Tool as third-party applications. | The site advertises more than 20 integrations spanning storage, repositories, data-management-plan tools, chemistry, biology, instruments and collaboration software. |
| Intended users | The project says the ELN was initially targeted at chemists and has attracted interest from other fields, particularly biochemistry. | The company describes its work as serving researchers, research data managers, librarians, stewards, research computing specialists, and policymakers. |
| Security | The documentation says Chemotion passwords are encrypted and describes password hashing for database authentication. | RSpace states that user data is encrypted at rest and over a network and that it supports 21 CFR Part 11 compliance and GLP. |
| Support | Users can contact the team through the Helpdesk, and the project offers a live demo and Q&A session every three months plus introductions or group workshops on request. | The contact page offers a support team and knowledge base, while Enterprise includes live chat and premium email support. |
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It is aimed initially at chemists and has also drawn interest from fields such as biochemistry. It may suit research groups or institutions that can host a web-based notebook and maintain its installation.
RSpace may suit researchers, data managers, librarians, stewards, research computing specialists, and policymakers who need a shared notebook and research data workflows. Enterprise customers can choose on-premises or private AWS deployment.