An efficient LIMS starts with well-structured processes.

Implementing a LIMS shouldn’t just digitize existing processes. It should create a more efficient, standardized operation that’s ready to evolve.

That’s why, before configuring the system, Actiz analyzes, maps, and redesigns the laboratory’s processes. The system is born serving your operation — not the other way around.

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How we do it

A journey, not just the installation of a system.

Actiz implementation methodology Vertical flow with 4 stages — Immersion and process reengineering, Progressive rollout, Specialized support, Continuous evolution — a partnership that evolves with the lab. 01 · Immersion & Reengineering In-depth assessment of the operation 02 · Progressive Rollout Roadmap validated across dozens of labs 03 · Specialized Support Chemical engineers, agile SLA 04 · Continuous Evolution New modules at no extra cost A partnership that evolves with you

Immersion & Process Reengineering

An Actiz specialist conducts a full immersion into the client’s operation, assessing bottlenecks, rework, regulatory requirements, and optimization opportunities not yet identified. System configuration only begins after this in-depth diagnosis of the operational reality.

You get: a complete diagnosis of the operation, with bottlenecks and opportunities mapped before any configuration.

Progressive Rollout

Implementation follows a structured roadmap validated across dozens of laboratories: process mapping, key-user training, configuration, and data migration. Adoption is progressive, prioritizing the most critical needs before any full configuration.

You get: phased adoption, prioritized by your laboratory’s most urgent needs.

Specialized Support

Support is provided by chemical engineers and specialists with in-depth knowledge of daily operations, risks, and industry regulatory requirements. The operation runs on an agile SLA, autonomy for no-code adjustments, and a team involved in process decisions.

You get: specialized technical support, with an agile SLA and autonomy for adjustments without depending on programming.

Continuous Evolution

Going live in production is the start of an ongoing relationship. As the laboratory matures, Actiz keeps pace with new modules, integrations, and roadmap features — at no additional upgrade cost — ensuring the operation moves at the speed of the business.

You get: continuous evolution of the system alongside your laboratory, at no additional upgrade cost.

Actiz team reviewing the Actiz system dashboard

Why we do it this way

A system doesn’t fix a process. It accelerates what already exists.

Most LIMS implementations fail for the same reason: they confuse digitization with transformation. Swapping a spreadsheet for a system, without reviewing the process behind it, solves nothing — it just automates inefficiency with a nicer interface. Technology doesn’t fix process failures, doesn’t resolve operational silos, and doesn’t replace management. That’s why Actiz never starts a single configuration before deeply understanding the client’s operation.

Common implementation

  • ! Configures the system on top of the process as it is, errors included
  • ! Tries to deliver every feature at once
  • ! Purchase decision made without input from day-to-day operators
  • ! Vendor understands software, not laboratories

Actiz methodology

  • Reviews and redesigns the process before configuring anything
  • Progressive adoption, starting with what solves the most urgent pain
  • Involves analysts and key users from the diagnosis stage onward
  • Team with technical knowledge of daily operations, risks, and industry regulatory requirements

Implementing a LIMS isn’t about technology. It’s about transforming how the laboratory works.

Actiz team in a meeting discussing processes
Nelson Villafrade, Head of Systems at Fundases
“With Actiz LIMS, we were able to establish a more structured and secure workflow. The system allows us to ensure complete traceability of analyses, automatically validate data, and maintain centralized document control. This has directly contributed to our progress toward full ISO 17025 compliance.”
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Nelson Villafrade, Head of Systems at Fundases

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the process

It depends on lab complexity, but the 4 stages add up to weeks, not months. The real timeline is set during the Immersion & Process Reengineering stage — after we deeply understand your operation, not before.

We need access to whoever runs the process day-to-day, not just management. It’s conversations and bench observation during the Immersion & Process Reengineering stage — a few hours spread across the stages, no full-time dedication.

Nothing formal. The method is ours; on your end, just access to real operations and team availability during the Immersion & Process Reengineering stage. Documented procedures help, but they’re not a prerequisite.

Resistance is expected when the process arrives finished from above — that’s why the new workflow is redesigned with the people who’ll use it, still during the Immersion & Process Reengineering stage. Involvement from the start is what makes adoption happen.

Support begins in the Specialized Support stage, with active hands-on support during the first real operations — led by chemical engineers and specialists with an agile SLA. We adjust what’s needed based on real use, and the relationship continues in the Continuous Evolution stage, at no additional cost for new roadmap modules.

Your process first. Then the system.

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