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Choose
Compare potency or quantify unknown samples
Bioassay analysis software
Provenarium for traceable assay analysis.
Compare a test preparation with its reference, or quantify unknown samples from a standard curve. Provenarium keeps the plate-reader file, plate map, dilutions, model, exclusions, suitability results, and finished PDF together from setup through review.
Relative potency Standard curves Six supported analysis paths System suitability PDF reports
ANALYSIS / EXAMPLE-04Relative potency · 4PL
common-shape fitRelative potency80.0%within configured range
Non-parallelismp = 0.74adequacy passed
DispositionPassedall configured checks
Dose–response fitReference Test
All configured suitability checks passed
Included with the resultSource data + analysis configuration fingerprints
AnalysisReference-to-test potency and standard-curve quantitationPlate data, saved setup, results, and report kept togetherTeam workspaceConfiguration help, approved methods, review, and routine use
One connected workflow
Start with the scientific question. Finish with the report.
For relative potency, use supplier-verified parallel-line log-log, common-shape 4PL, or common-shape 5PL analysis. For standard curves, use linear, 4PL, or 5PL calibration. Map the plate, define concentrations and dilutions, review suitability and exclusions, and generate the PDF without rebuilding the analysis in another tool.
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Import
Load the supported plate-reader file
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Map
Assign standards, samples, QCs, and replicates
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Prepare
Define concentrations and dilution factors
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Fit
Run the method-defined analysis model
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Review
Inspect the fit, exclusions, and suitability
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Report
Generate the complete formatted PDF
Configuration help in Team
Describe the assay in the language your laboratory already uses.
Choose the questionCompare a test preparation with a reference, or back-calculate unknown and QC concentrations from a standard curve.Add the scientific contextProvide the assay data and, when useful, a protocol, prior report, workbook, script, pasted text, or scientist note.Review an editable setupConfiguration help prepares the plate map, samples, dilutions, model, suitability criteria, and report settings—or asks one focused question when essential information is missing.Run only when readyThe result opens as an ordinary editable analysis. Provenarium does not automatically fit the data, create a Method, approve a review, or apply a signature.
Why the workflow matters
A fitted curve does not show how the result was produced.
Bioassay teams often have to reconstruct which settings were used, how wells mapped to samples, why a value was excluded, and which report belongs with the source file. Provenarium includes those details in the completed analysis result and report.
Files and settings end up in different places
Reader files, plate maps, dilution calculations, and model settings are easy to separate when an analysis spans several tools.
Reviewers cannot see how the result was calculated
A curve and summary value do not explain the sample assignments, exclusions, suitability criteria, or model settings.
Report preparation adds manual steps
Analysts copy values and plots into another document instead of generating the PDF directly from the analysis results.
Controlled Team methods
Approve immutable method versions for locked routine runs.
A method version retains the complete run-independent recipe. Approval authorizes that exact version for routine use in Provenarium; it is not a claim that the method or customer workflow is validated, qualified, certified, or compliant.
01Draft
02In review
03Approved
04Routine run
05New version
06Retired
Immutable method versionAvailable in Team
Relative potency · 4PL
Version history3 revisionsMethod ownerBioassay teamStatusApproved for routine use
Canonical review historyReview assignments, decisions, reasons, actors, and times remain linked to the exact method version.
Analysis history and trending
Inspect, compare, review, and trend completed analyses.
Open retained analysis evidence, compare exactly two canonical records without recalculation, or filter compatible routine results by method, date, and metric. Trending presents one explainable rule-based signal; it does not make a release decision.
Example: common-shape 4PL
Calculate potency or sample concentration
Each run records the selected model, plate map, standards or preparations, settings, exclusions, suitability criteria, results, and report settings.
Regression Passed Non-parallelism Passed Interval precision Passed
Review suitability and exclusions
Check observed values, fitted parameters, suitability results, exclusion reasons, and the generated PDF.
Explainable signalAvailable now
Inspect routine performance
Filter compatible routine analyses by method version, date, and metric and inspect the retained points behind the displayed rule-based signal.
For regulated bioassay teams
Use supplier-tested controls and retained evidence within your quality system.
Provenarium's controlled routine workflow is not currently claimed to be 21 CFR Part 11 compliant. FDA does not certify software, and each customer must validate or qualify its configured workflow for intended use.
Completed analyses retain source and configuration identities, the producing platform release, scientific results, exclusions, suitability outcomes, and exact reports. Team adds controlled methods, locked routine runs, signatures, review history, comparison, trending, release-linked validation readiness, and an editable customer assurance package. Provenarium supports the customer's validation work; it does not make the customer's validation decision.
Review validation support and customer responsibilitiesINCLUDED WITH EACH ANALYSISRecords needed to review the result
Recorded software version Source data and analysis configuration fingerprints Required exclusion reasons Analyst, date, and run details
Validation is specific to your useYour organization defines intended use, approves procedures, trains users, and validates its configured workflow.
Ways to use Provenarium
Choose a free Personal workspace, an annual Team workspace, or custom development.
Personal includes the complete manual setup and analysis workflow. Team is manually onboarded for contracted named seats and billed annually by invoice; it adds configuration help, controlled methods, locked routine runs, required signatures for new method approvals, review history, comparison, trending, and validation support. Customer-specific audit-trail adequacy conclusions, configurable retention, and customer release approval are not product capabilities.
Personal
Configure and run bioassay analyses in your private personal workspace, free.
- Relative potency and standard-curve analysis
- Supported plate-reader file import
- Six supported analysis paths
- Saved setup, completed evidence, and PDF report
Team
Manually onboard one organization workspace for a contracted number of named seats, billed annually by invoice.
- Configuration help from assay data, protocols, reports, and scientist notes
- Organization workspace with owner, administrator, member, and reviewer roles
- Immutable method versions with draft, review, approved, and retired lifecycle states
- Electronic signatures for every new method approval
- Locked routine execution from an approved compatible method version
- Completed analyses, downloadable PDF reports, two-analysis comparison, and method trending
- Release-linked validation readiness and an editable customer assurance package
Consulting + custom development
Add assay-specific calculations, file imports, reports, integrations, migration, or implementation support beyond the Team plan.
- Custom assay models and calculations
- Assay-specific import and analysis workflows
- Custom reports and data-exchange formats
- Plate-reader, LIMS, ELN, and other system integrations
- Customer-specific data migration, implementation, and support for customer validation
Completed example
See a relative-potency result, its supporting details, method review, and saved report.
The guided tour uses scientist-facing language to show what went into the result and how another person can check the work. You can then explore the rest of the example workspace.