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AI-Powered Labsheet Tagging in Scispot

Scispot's AI automatically tags your Labsheets for better organization

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Written by Satya Singh
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Function: Scispot’s AI-powered tagging system intelligently categorizes your Labsheets based on their column content. This feature streamlines data organization across your workspace, helping you maintain consistent categorization for Labsheets, samples, and related records.

Use Case: Suppose you have a Labsheet used to record information about laboratory equipment, with columns such as maintenance schedule, model number, and serial number. Scispot’s AI automatically identifies these attributes and categorizes the Labsheet as Equipment.

Any entries from this Labsheet added to the Location Manager will also be tagged under the same category.

Category Classification Rules

Scispot’s AI currently classifies Labsheets into the following categories based on keyword detection in column names or headers:

1. Equipment

Labsheets that include columns mentioning:

  • Calibration, maintenance, service, PM, asset, serial, instrument metadata, or model.

2. Samples

Labsheets that include columns mentioning:

  • Sample type, slide, passage, vial, aliquot, or collection/received/production dates.

3. Consumables

Labsheets that include columns mentioning:

  • Vendor, expiry, threshold, minimum quantity, or reorder quantity.

4. Assay Results

Labsheets that include columns referencing measured outputs such as:

  • Ct, OD, concentration, dilution, RIN, RFU, result, call, copies per measurement, pass/fail, z-score, or average.

5. Patients

Labsheets that include columns referencing personal identifiers such as:

  • Patient ID, MRN, date of birth (DOB), gender, or consent.

6. Orders

Labsheets that include columns mentioning:

  • Order ID, purchase order (PO) number, request date, received quantity, requester, status, or turnaround time.

7. Miscellaneous

Labsheets that do not meet the criteria for any of the above categories are automatically categorized as Miscellaneous.

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