Laboratory inventory management software

Spreadsheets are flexible, but they hide problems: a stale copy in an inbox, a quantity that is three days old, a lot number that nobody can find. LabVitro gives every item a record with the details a lab actually works from: name, stock quantity, unit, lot number, and expiry date.

Because the record lives in one place, the whole team works from the same current data. No more checking whose sheet is the right one.

Batch-level detail

Stock arrives in batches, so records can be kept at that level: lot numbers and expiry dates stay attached to the stock they describe, not just to the item in general.

Storage locations

Items and batches can be linked to where they are stored, from the bench to freezer racks and boxes. When a record points to a location, finding stock stops being a memory exercise.

Low-stock visibility surfaces items that are running out, so a reorder starts from a fact rather than from the moment you notice the shelf is empty.

Expiry dates stay attached to the stock they belong to, which makes it easier to work through what is expiring first and to notice what needs attention.