Less searching. More lab work.
Find clear instructions for your next task, from recording a sample to running a complete laboratory workflow.
New to FlaskTrack? Start with the essentials.
Learn what protocols, workflows, batches, and samples mean, then follow the path that fits your role. You do not need to learn every feature at once.
What would you like to do?
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Carry out lab work
Open your batch or sample, follow the instructions, and record what happened.
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Set up a procedure
Write a protocol, add steps and forms, and arrange protocols into a workflow.
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Track samples and batches
Keep sample identities, schedules, results, and work history together.
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Manage lab supplies
Find materials, track quantities and locations, and prepare purchases.
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Review and approve work
Review drafts, understand signatures, and find the evidence behind a record.
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Get help from the assistant
Ask about your lab records and review proposed actions before they run.
Explore more of your lab
| If you work with… | Open this guide |
|---|---|
| DNA, plasmids, primers, or assemblies | Molecular Studio |
| Instrument results and automated collection | Connect instruments |
| Reports and analysis | Reports · Data pipelines |
| Members, permissions, and account settings | Organization settings |
| External software, APIs, or AI agents | Integrations and automation |
A few words you will see often
A protocol is a procedure. A workflow puts procedures in order. A batch tracks a run of grouped work. A sample tracks an individual item and its history.
See the terms with an example · Open the glossary
Need a hand?
Use the search box to look for a task such as create a sample, electronic signature, or inventory lot. The menu groups guides by area; on a phone, open it with the menu button.
Common questions and fixes can help if a button is missing, a step is blocked, or a save does not appear to work.
Your lab’s setup may differ
Available features and actions depend on your role, organization settings, subscription, and deployment. Follow your laboratory’s approved procedures when carrying out work.