Your Chromatography Data, Speaking One Language

Chromatography generates more analytical data than almost any other lab activity, and it's among the most fragmented.

Multiple vendors, multiple CDS systems, and data siloed by team, site, and therapeutic area mean comparing results requires:

• Manual export and reconciliation

• Trending across methods and batches rarely happens

• Out-of-specification investigations stall while the relevant data is tracked down

• AI can't be applied to a data set that was never unified

The instruments work and the CDS systems work; the friction lives in the space between them, and a person usually fills it. Organizations running thousands of instruments across a single campus, spread across CDS platforms like Empower, OpenLab, Chromeleon, and SCIEX OS, may feel this most acutely, but the same fragmentation shows up at any scale.

This session walks through how Dotmatics closes that gap. Dotmatics solutions connects to chromatography instruments and CDS systems across vendors, harmonizes the data into a consistent format, and makes it available in one place for visualization, trending, governance, and AI-ready use, whether that data arrives as raw instrument output or as CDS-processed results. It doesn't replace your instruments or your CDS systems, and it doesn't ask your lab to standardize on a single vendor. Each instrument keeps the CDS it came with; Luma decouples your choice of instrumentation from your choice of informatics platform, so no one has to become an expert in different systems just to compare results across them.

We'll talk through what this looks like in practice, the value it brings to scientists and the organizations around them, and why harmonizing chromatography data is often the most practical entry point into broader lab orchestration, one that scales from a single lab to sites around the world.