New students find anything on day one.
One live record of every reagent, sample, and supply, so nobody has to ask where things are.
Students graduate, grants run tight, and everyone shares the same freezers. Quartzy keeps one live record of every reagent, sample, and chemical, so your lab never loses track.
One live record of every reagent, sample, and supply, so nobody has to ask where things are.
Check stock before you order and stop spending grant money twice on the same thing.
Years of history on every item stay with the lab, plus an archive for things you've stopped using.
Find what you need in seconds instead of waiting on a delivery for something you already had.
Record lot numbers and expiration dates for every item, and set reminders before stock expires. When a reviewer asks which lot you used, the answer is already in the record.
Your inventory builds itself as the lab requests, so every chemical is already there with its Safety Data Sheet attached. When EHS asks, filter by hazard, export or print the report, and send it over in minutes.
Print barcode labels right from Quartzy. Anyone in the lab can scan with the Quartzy mobile app to find an item or update the count.
Set up your space the way it really is: building, room, freezer, rack, box. When labs share rooms and freezers, everyone knows exactly what's whose and where.
Set minimum and maximum levels on any item. When stock drops below the minimum, Quartzy drafts a reorder for your PI to approve, then sends it through your university's purchasing system.
Bring your existing spreadsheet. Import in minutes, or we'll migrate it for you for free.
See what gets used, how fast, and by whom, so you can plan purchases before you run low.
Every change records who made it and when, so you're ready for grant audits and compliance reviews.
Retire items you no longer use without losing a single record of their history.
Inventory is built into Quartzy's requests module, so every order lands on the shelf and in the system at the same time.
Quartzy is a game changer for keeping up with a busy lab, and I've been very impressed with how much it's developed over the years that it's been part of my workflow.
