Receive and register
Confirm the work request, samples, condition, requested methods, due date and project context.
Coordinate work requests, samples, methods, worksheets, equipment, technicians, review and result status in one connected laboratory workspace.
Australian geotechnical workflow
A geotechnical laboratory has to coordinate sample receipt, requested methods, preparation, worksheets, equipment, authorised staff, result review and reporting while maintaining project priorities. A test list alone does not provide the traceability needed to understand what is ready, overdue or waiting for technical action.
GeoCRM connects laboratory work requests to the originating sample, project and client. It can support controlled records and evidence, but each laboratory remains responsible for method validation, quality procedures, accreditation scope and technical authorisation.
Work request register
Keep the request number, project, client, workload, due date and current state visible in one searchable register. At-a-glance totals show open requests, samples, pending tests, reviews and overdue work.
Samples and worksheets
Open a work request to see its project context, assigned person, samples and worksheets. Test status stays visible at sample level, so technicians and reviewers share the same view of progress.
Keep ownership, due dates, workload and workflow state visible from one register.
Group samples and their test worksheets under the correct request and project context.
See pending tests and work awaiting review before they become reporting bottlenecks.
Keep lab reports connected to the originating work request, project and client.
Confirm the work request, samples, condition, requested methods, due date and project context.
Allocate suitable staff and equipment, then complete controlled worksheets under the laboratory method.
Check calculations, QC evidence, exceptions and authorisation before release.
Issue the approved result or report and preserve the connected sample, worksheet and review history.
Search by request, project, job, client, report or location.
Group samples, subsamples and worksheets under the correct request.
See pending, in-progress, tested and review states.
Link required equipment and calibration status into the operational workflow.
Make work awaiting technical review or authorisation visible.
Keep the laboratory output connected to its client and project source.
No software makes a laboratory accredited by itself. GeoCRM can support controlled workflows and evidence; the laboratory must establish and operate its quality system and accredited methods.
Configuration can cover relevant soil, rock, aggregate, concrete or other construction-material workflows used by the laboratory.
Yes. Work requests can carry responsibility, status and timing so managers can identify overdue or blocked work.
Yes. A phased implementation can validate one representative workflow before expanding.
See it with your own workflow
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