Watch Aliquora work.
Every recording below is the shipping product with live demo data — no mockups, no editing tricks. Narrated where it helps; sound on.
The two pains, on camera
One take, live product. An instrument CSV goes in, gets mapped without a template, the lead exceedance is flagged and e-signed, and the COA carries the violation — then one hundred results are saved in one click and checked from a brand-new browser session, because "saved" should be something you can verify. Sound on.
Fifty seconds. Sound on.
The 3 a.m. spreadsheet problem, and what your lab deserves instead.
Aliquora in three minutes
The whole story in one sitting: describe your lab and the AI composes your workflow, run a sample from intake to a signed COA, ask Ali AI why a sample is stuck, and automate the busywork — ending where every lab starts, with a signup that takes minutes. Sound on.
The whole sample workflow, in 90 seconds
One sample, start to finish — recorded in a single continuous take. The sample you watch being registered is the same one verified and completed.
- 0:00 Intake — project, client, material type; the drinking-water package assigns 6 tests
- 0:39 Result entry — values checked against method ranges as they're saved
- 0:49 Verification — e-signature locks the result with a full audit trail
- 1:08 Generate the COA — one click, branded, out-of-spec flagged
Ali AI — your lab's data, answering back
Three questions, one assistant, all against live lab data. "What's out of spec?" comes back with the actual values and a source chip on every claim — the sample, the method, the notebook entry. "Why can't I release this sample?" is answered from the app's real release gates: missing results, unverified tests, an expired holding time.
Then it acts: asked to record a result, it drafts the change and waits. Nothing touches lab data until a person reviews the diff and clicks apply — and the action lands in the audit trail.
Automation Agent
Describe a workflow in plain language — "when a result goes out of spec, notify the team and set the sample to urgent" — review the drafted rule, and deploy. Every reference is validated against your lab's real configuration first.
"How fast can a new lab get started?"
One continuous take: sign up, describe the lab in a sentence, approve the proposed configuration, and register the first sample against it. More common-question walkthroughs are on the way — tell us which question your lab wants answered next.
Rather click around yourself?
The free trial is the same build you just watched, seeded with demo data you can break.