Custom Software

Software that
fits your business

From websites and internal systems to dashboards, engineering software, and instruments, ProteinX builds specialist software around your team's actual workflows.

Your business has its own way of working. Your software can too.

Project WorkspaceApplication example
Where your team's work comes togetherProject overview
Current projects03
Processed samples56
Items to review03
Recombinant protein expressionData analysis
Antibody activity assayReport review
Protein purification & deliveryDelivery complete

01 / Start with real needs

Where does your work get stuck?

Choose a need to see what we could build.

02 / Try specialist software

See how it works in daily practice

Current need · Research Service Portals

One place for project progress and materials

Explore projects, samples, and deliverables from customer and team perspectives.
Business scenario example
Research Services Workspace

PX-DEMO-101

Recombinant protein expression

Data analysis
Samples 24 recordsOwner Project owner A
Current stage

Data analysis

Organize this batch's results and analysis records, linking sample IDs and source files.

Sample receipt log.xlsxRegistered · Linked to this project

Customers see only their own projects and shared materials.View switching illustrates access permissions.

Interactive examples use fictional data to illustrate possible customizations. They are not connected to live business systems or instruments.

03 / Fit your environment

Connect to today's work. Support tomorrow's.

01Start with your existing environmentCan it connect to our software and equipment?

Check software versions, interfaces, export formats, and equipment, then validate the essential connections. Prefer existing APIs and plugins; assess software analysis and compatibility within the customer's authorization.

02Clear deployment and privacy controlsWhere is data stored, and who can see it?

Choose an internal network, private cloud, or agreed environment. Define storage, external service calls, and backups, with access by role, project, and customer identity and appropriate action logs.

03Applications, documentation, and know-howWhat does our team receive?

Deliver agreed modules, API and data documentation, deployment and acceptance records, instructions, and training. Define source code, dependencies, and equipment control scope within the project.

04Prepare for continued useHow do we maintain it as our business changes?

Define owners, issue reporting, and update procedures. Improve features through actual use and verify compatibility and key tasks when systems or equipment change.

04 / Build together

Start with the essential functions, then improve

01

Understand the actual work

Who uses it, what data they handle, and which step takes the most effort.

02

Review prototypes and connections

Review key screens, then validate important software and equipment connections.

03

Deliver a usable version

Complete the agreed scenarios, with business users involved in trials and acceptance.

04

Improve through use

Refine the experience, add capabilities, and complete training and maintenance handover.

Project Portal · Validate together

Can customers find progress and materials themselves? Does the team spend less time on duplicate entry?

FROM NEED TO DELIVERY

Turn a custom software need into a clear delivery scope

What to prepare

Bring the current workflow, typical inputs and outputs, software versions and an equipment list. Existing screens or reports help explain how the team wants to work.

Agree on delivery

Confirm the agreed software modules, interfaces, deployment environment, acceptance examples, training and maintenance. Define source-code and dependency scope within the project.

Questions before we start

Which features should go into the first version?

Identify one frequent workflow and its essential output, then prototype the interface and validate integrations around it. Keep later features in an expansion list so the first version has a clear purpose.

How do we validate an instrument or legacy software integration?

Use a customer-owned or authorized test environment to check interfaces, formats and equipment conditions. Validate essential read, write or control actions before defining production integration and exception handling.

How is software acceptance organized?

Turn everyday tasks into acceptance examples with steps, expected results, permissions and exception cases. Involve business users in trials and use the records to review functionality, deployment and handover materials.

Start with one specific need

Turn a real requirement
into software your team can use

Tell us about your software and equipment,
and the step you most want to improve.

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Work with ProteinX engineers
to find an approach that fits your business.