Achiever LIMS – Lab Innovations 2026 – Show Profile

The team from Interactive Software will be at Lab Innovations at the NEC Birmingham on the 4th – 5th November.

The Interactive Software team will be at Lab Innovations 2026, NEC Birmingham, 4th – 5th November, demonstrating how laboratories can connect their people, processes and data to work more efficiently.

With over 20 years of experience supporting laboratories across research, academia, Agritech, environmental science and biorepositories, we understand the challenges of managing growing data volumes, maintaining compliance and delivering results with limited resources.

At the heart of our approach is Achiever LIMS, our configurable, web-based Laboratory Information Management System, designed to streamline workflows, reduce manual tasks and provide complete traceability.

What you'll see on stand M64:

Achiever LIMS: Manage the entire sample lifecycle, centralise laboratory data and maintain audit-ready records.

Connected laboratory systems: Discover how APIs and connectors integrate LIMS with instruments, electronic lab notebooks and enterprise systems, reducing duplication and manual data entry.

Secure collaboration: Protect sensitive information through advanced permissions, authentication and encryption while enabling secure data access.

Actionable insights: Explore real-time dashboards and secure portals that improve visibility across laboratory operations and performance.

Speak to our LIMS experts

Whether you're reviewing existing systems, improving workflows or planning a new LIMS implementation, our team will be available to discuss your challenges and share practical insights.

As our Director, Sandie Shokar, explains: “Most labs we meet aren’t short of software. They’re short of systems that talk to each other, so their people end up as the glue. Joining things up gives scientists their time back and keeps the lab ready for audit at any point.”

Visit Interactive Software on stand M64 at Lab Innovations 2026 to discover how an integrated digital laboratory can reduce administration, strengthen compliance and give scientists more time for research.