Equipment tracking forlabs and AV teams.
Instruments on calibration schedules, camera and AV kits checked out with signatures, and consumables counted with expiry in view — one searchable ledger.
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Three problems TrackFinch kills for labs and AV teams.
Calibration due dates hide in spreadsheets
Every instrument carries its calibration schedule; due and overdue surface on the dashboard, and each record shows the full calibration history with documents attached.
Kits return minus one cable
Kits carry contents lists — checkout scans the kit out whole, return scans it back, and the missing XLR is itemized with a name while memory is fresh.
Consumables expire on the shelf
Reagents and stock carry counts and expiry dates. What expires this quarter rolls up in one view, before the experiment finds out.
What shops like yours put in TrackFinch.
Assets get labels and histories; consumables get counts and reorder points. Both live on one ledger, one search away.
How TrackFinch works for labs and AV teams.
Also on the floor next door.
Twelve industries, one ledger — pick the page that talks like your shop.
All industriesFrequently asked questions
Can calibration certificates attach to instruments?
Yes — each calibration event lives on the instrument's record with dates, notes, and photo/document attachments, so audits read off one page instead of three binders.
How do multi-item kits work?
A kit is an asset with a contents list. Check out the kit and everything inside moves with it; returns reconcile the list so missing pieces surface immediately.
Is TrackFinch a LIMS?
No — it doesn't manage samples, tests, or results. It manages the physical layer: instruments, calibration, kits, and consumable stock. Labs run it alongside their LIMS.
Can students or borrowers check gear out with approval?
Checkouts capture who took what, when it's due, and a signature. If you need a gatekeeper, the cage runs checkouts from the desk; either way the ledger is the same.
Runs on the same ledger.
Everything in TrackFinch shares one source of truth — start anywhere, the rest is already connected.
Every instrument, current and accounted for.
Import the instrument list, set calibration cadences, and check out the first kit. Free for 14 days.
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