about CAlira
Different science, different equipment, different personalities, different pressures: no two labs operate the same way. Calira adapts to each lab and every workflow.
What equipment do we have?
Where is it located?
When is it available?
Who can access the equipment?
What are the utilisation rates?
Do we need more capacity?
Can we share equipment between buildings?
Can we consolidate our fleet?
Do we need to make a new investment?
Which sites perform best?
What's our CapEx efficiency globally?
Is our data structured, and AI-ready?
What equipment do we have?
Where is it located?
When is it available?
Who can access the equipment?
What are the utilisation rates?
Do we need more capacity?
Can we share equipment between buildings?
Can we consolidate our fleet?
Do we need to make a new investment?
Which sites perform best?
What's our CapEx efficiency globally?
Is our data structured, and AI-ready?
We launched our booking tool in 2019. 11 million bookings later, we’re still focused on one goal: removing operational friction so scientists can focus on discovery.
“We get an extremely granular view of how every piece of equipment is being used down to the exact minute.”
“Without it, we probably would have bought more kit than we really needed. Calira gave us the visibility to see where we could share or reallocate instead.”
“The most valuable aspect is the visibility among the users—knowing what’s available to book. From a LabOps perspective, it’s become our record management system for servicing, embedded into our SOPs.”
“Calira helped us improve our equipment usage and planning processes within our teams. It's also handy for me to have oversight of the utilization of our instruments.”
"Calira has improved the process of booking laboratory equipment in our R&D teams, created visibility across teams, improved insight into real time equipment status and allowed us to gather data for equipment usage with ease.”
"I haven't needed to log in in the last two weeks to sort anything out. Scheduling runs quite a lot smoother now."
