Recurring task management for the work at the bench

Keep recurring checks on a schedule and know at a glance what is done, what is due and what was missed. The work your team completes each day stays connected to the record you review later.

Planned work, recorded completion and missed occurrences stay apart

A single list that blends scheduled, completed and missed work hides the check that slipped. Labqit generates occurrences on a schedule, records who completed each one and when, and keeps a missed occurrence visible rather than letting it quietly disappear. That distinction is what makes a review meaningful.

From schedule to record

Schedule: define a recurring check and the interval it runs on.
Complete: record completion at the bench, with the value where a reading is expected, attributed to the person and time.
See what is outstanding: distinguish due, completed and missed work for a day or a whole month.
Retrieve: bring recorded completions into your inspection preparation, within each person's access.

Built for the bench, not only the desk

Entries made on a phone or tablet are captured even when the connection drops, and they sync when it returns, so a brief network problem does not cost a record. A monthly sheet view keeps a full period on screen for review, and a storage-bound task captures its reading against the unit's configured limits.

Labqit also covers reagent inventory, storage readings, quality control and formulas. It focuses on operational records; patient registration, specimen tracking and diagnostic reporting belong in your clinical systems.

What to test in your demo

Bring a recurring check that tends to slip between shifts. Ask us to schedule it, complete it at the bench, miss one deliberately and then retrieve the period. Assess whether the distinction between due, done and missed is clear enough for your review.

Continue with inspection preparation, or explore quality control.