LabArchives
8.2#2 in equipment scheduling softwareFrom $99 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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What both publish
| Fact | LabArchives | Quipli |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | G2 lists LabArchives as serving customers since 2009, the company’s stated founding year. | Quipli says it was established in 2020. |
| Integrations | 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. | The pricing page lists QuickBooks Online, Stripe, TaxJar, Google Maps, GPS tracking integration, and Specialty Equipment Insurance Services. |
| Inventory | The Inventory product tracks supplies and samples, supports custom locations and categories, and links reagent usage to ELN experiments. | Inventory can be tracked by individual unit numbers or bulk quantity, with a calendar view and statuses including available, on rent, past due, and down. |
| Support | Enterprise licensing includes onboarding, implementation guidance, unlimited support, and a dedicated Enterprise Success Manager. | Quipli says subscriptions include customer support seven days a week and unlimited users. |
LabArchives plans
- FreeFree
- Inventory Free TrialFree
- Inventory FreeFree
- Free ELNFree
- ELN for EducationPriced on request
- Inventory Paid Academic$99 a year
Quipli plans
- Core$6,000 a year
- Plus Powered by Quinn$10,000 a year
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.
Pick Quipli if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.