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LabArchives

8.2#1 in scientific research and laboratory softwareFrom $99 a year
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Founded2015G2 lists LabArchives as serving customers since 2009, the company’s stated founding year.
HeadquartersColumbia, MissouriBoston, Massachusetts, United States
IntegrationsT3’s integrations page lets users discover supported integrations, set them up through guided flows, view their status, and access setup documentation.Official integrations include SnapGene, GraphPad Prism, Geneious, Proofig AI, iChemLabs, Jupyter, REDCap, Protocols.io, Microsoft tools, Google tools, Box, OneDrive, Dropbox, Figshare, PubMed, and learning-management systems.
SupportEquipmentShare says its T3 Customer Support team’s average phone call lasts less than nine minutes and customers can also submit questions through website chat.Enterprise licensing includes onboarding, implementation guidance, unlimited support, and a dedicated Enterprise Success Manager.

EquipmentShare plans

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LabArchives plans

  • FreeFree
  • Inventory Free TrialFree
  • Inventory FreeFree
  • Free ELNFree
  • ELN for EducationPriced on request
  • Inventory Paid Academic$99 a year

Pick EquipmentShare if…

T3 is intended for contractors managing mixed fleets, including construction fleet managers, commercial and civil contractors, general contractors, and utilities. It may suit teams that need fleet visibility, maintenance, compliance, and mobile jobsite tools.

Pick LabArchives if…

LabArchives suits research groups that need a shared electronic notebook alongside tools for inventory or equipment scheduling. Its browser and mobile options may also suit teams working across desktop and mobile devices.

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