Calibration & Traceability Management For NABL Labs
Every measurement your lab reports is only as trustworthy as the calibration behind the instrument that produced it. NABL assessors trace this chain carefully — calibration certificate, traceability to a national or international standard, and the due date for the next calibration. A LIMS built for this doesn't just store the certificate; it actively manages the cycle.
See Calibration Tracking Live
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What NABL-Grade Calibration Management Includes
- Calibration schedule & due-date alerts — before an instrument falls out of calibration, not after
- Traceability chain documentation — linked to national/international measurement standards
- Automatic test-lock on overdue instruments — prevents results being reported using an out-of-calibration instrument
- Calibration certificate storage — attached directly to the instrument record, not a separate filing system
- Calibration history — full record of every past calibration, viewable instantly during an assessment
The Real Risk Of Manual Calibration Tracking
A missed calibration due date isn't just a paperwork problem — if it's discovered that a test was run on an out-of-calibration instrument, every result reported using that instrument since its last valid calibration can be called into question. Automated tracking removes this risk instead of relying on someone remembering to check a wall calendar. See it live in our NABL LIMS platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if an instrument's calibration lapses without anyone noticing?
Every result reported on that instrument after the lapse can be questioned during assessment — automated due-date alerts and test-locking are built specifically to prevent this.
Can the LIMS block testing on an overdue instrument automatically?
Yes, this can be configured so a test simply can't be assigned to an instrument that's past its calibration due date.
Is traceability to national standards tracked per instrument?
Yes, each instrument's calibration record includes its traceability chain, viewable and exportable for assessment review.