Security & data

Practical controls for laboratory records and documents.

Use authenticated access, role-based permissions, separated laboratory contexts, controlled documents, and supported data movement to organize sensitive operational information.

Control model

Access follows identity, role, and laboratory context.

  1. 1IdentityUsers authenticate before access
  2. 2RoleRoles shape available actions
  3. 3Laboratory contextAccounts and laboratories organize records
  4. 4Controlled handlingDocuments follow controlled handling

Imports and exports use supported workflows

Verified platform concepts

Controls that support responsible information handling.

These capabilities describe application controls only. They do not represent third-party certification, regulatory approval, or a guarantee of compliance.

Authenticated access

Require a user account and sign-in before platform records become available.

  • Identity-based access
  • Account session controls

Role-based permissions

Align platform access and available actions with assigned user roles and responsibilities.

  • Defined application roles
  • Permission-aware workflows

Account and laboratory separation

Organize records within account and laboratory contexts to support clear operational boundaries.

  • Account-level organization
  • Laboratory-specific records

Protected document storage and access

Keep SDS and supporting files in managed application storage, and use application permissions to support appropriate access to documents and related records.

  • SDS and operational files
  • Connected document records
  • Role-aware availability
  • Document-to-record context

Validated file handling

Apply supported-file checks and application validation as documents are handled by platform workflows.

  • Supported format handling
  • Application-level validation

Data import and export

Move structured information through supported import and export capabilities for onboarding and operational use.

  • CSV inventory import
  • Controlled structured exports

Account and laboratory separation

Organize information around the environments where work happens.

Document handling

Keep supported files connected to controlled records.

1

Select a supported file

Begin with an SDS or operational document intended for the platform.

2

Validate handling

Apply supported-file and application checks during the workflow.

3

Store the document

Maintain the file within protected application storage.

4

Connect record context

Associate the document with relevant chemical or operational records.

5

Control access

Use assigned roles and application rules to shape availability.

Data import and export

Support onboarding and operational data use with structured workflows.

Bring inventory records into the platform through supported CSV imports, and prepare structured exports for internal review or downstream use.

Import preparation

Review structure before bringing records in

Map supported fields, check source data, and prepare records for platform organization.

Application validation

Use supported rules during processing

Handle structured data through platform import workflows rather than direct database changes.

Controlled export

Prepare selected operational information

Export supported datasets for review, reporting, or authorized downstream use.

Shared responsibility

Platform controls support your procedures but do not replace them.

Customer responsibility remains essential.Customers remain responsible for their regulatory obligations, access decisions, data quality, internal procedures, record-review practices, and appropriate use of exported information. Synovion Inventory does not guarantee compliance or replace professional judgment.

Discuss your requirements

Review how platform controls can fit your laboratory workflows.