Inventar

All chemicals can easily be found. In chemical research, a large number of chemicals is being used. The German legislation (Gefahrstoffverordnung) requires a minimum standard for the inventarisation of chemicals, but handwritten lists oder spreadsheet tables are often outdated and searching for chemicals is time-consuming. The also increases waste amounts and costs for unnecessary purchases.

Even complex search queries, e.g. substructure searches in combination with physical and availability data are possible
(Marvin is not part of open enventory) open enventory solves such problems:

• open enventory can searched by name, CAS registry number and also chemical substructures.
• The physical data can be imported automatically from online supplier catalogues. A manual data acquisition is usually not required.
• Read access on stored chemicals can be granted to other workgroups. The shared use helps reduce waste amounts and costs.
• The detail search allows complex search queries, e.g. substructure searches in combination with physical and availability data.

It is also possible to label chemicals with barcodes, which can be borrowed and returned be the employees similar to a library. The current storage and the responsible person can always be checked. All pieces of information stored within the database can be used by the integrated laboratory journal. Find more screenshots together with short films here.