NorayBanks Catalogue
Your automated virtual sample catalogue
NorayBanks Catalogue is a web solution to make visible the activity of the biobank/institution, publish its catalogue of collections and fully manage the sample requests received from the scientific community.
It allows the creation of collaborative catalogues among different biobanks and institutions working in a network, and is especially aimed at biobanks and research centres.
NorayBanks Catalogue key features
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The biobank creates the catalogue and publishes the samples
- Catalogue configuration
- Sample publication
- Automatic catalogue update
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The researcher searches for samples in the catalogue and makes the request
- Agile and intuitive search engine
- User registration
- Request registration
- Project documentation provision
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The biobank manages the request and sends the sample
- Ongoing communication with the researcher
- Approval management
- Sample preparation
- Documantation and information for the researcher
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Closing of the application
- The biobank and the researcher close the request
- Evaluation of the level of service provided
Our strengths
Accessibility
Catalogue with public access and registration/management of sample requests with private access.
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Security
Independent and isolated database in which only the information of the collection to be published is collected.
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Configuration/customisation
It allows configuring the information on the collections and samples to be published, as well as the documantation that the scientific community must provide when requesting samples.
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Interoperability
Integrable with your biobank/institution’s sample management software, allowing automatic catalogue updates.
Advantages
FOR THE BIOBANK / INSTITUTION
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Automatically updated catalogue.
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Visibility of the biobank / institution and sample collections.
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Minimisation of workloads for catalogue maintenance staff.
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Integration in a single tool of different applications and databases (samples, applicants, requests, submissions…).
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Standardisation and harmonisation of the information published in the catalogue.
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Possibility to create collaborative networks among different biobanks or institutions.
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Exploitation of information to identify trends and new market needs.
FOR THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY
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Easier access to information about the biobank/institution and its collections and samples.
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Simpler sample application procedures.
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Optimising communication between the scientific community and the biobank/institution.