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Connect Your Lab Ecosystem
with Quilt

Seamless data flow from instruments to insights

Quilt integrates with your existing lab infrastructure to automatically ingest data from instruments and keep information synchronized across multiple systems, eliminating data silos and reducing chaos.

Benchling Packager
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AWS

Quilt is an Advanced AWS Technology Partner

Quilt Data is an AWS Advanced Technology Partner. Quilt brings seamless collaboration to Amazon S3 by connecting people, pipelines, and machines using visual, verifiable, versioned data packages. Amazon Web Services provides secure, cost-effective, and scalable big data services that can help you build a Data Lake to collect, store, and analyze massive volumes of heterogeneous data.

Key Integrations

Quilt seamlessly connects with the tools you already use, creating a unified data ecosystem for your laboratory.

Benchling

Bi-directional sync with Benchling notebooks and experiment data

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ELN

Nextflow

Link your Nextflow Pipelines to Quilt Packages to store versioned data

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Workflow
Quilt Packages Promise:
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Scale
Connect ELNs with reliable, version controlled, unlimitedly scalable data storage.
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Ingest
Automatically ingest lab data and make it available to scientists right away.
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Unify
Turn fragmented laboratory systems into a shared source of truth for all of your lab, ELN and computational biology data.
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Trace
Ensure deep reliability with provenance and lineage tracking across all of your systems.
Benchling Integration
Quilt provides a benchling integration to automatically provide unlimitedly scalable storage for each of your Benchling Notebooks.
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Case Study
Resilience uses Quilt to make petabytes of scientific data available to customers within 5 minutes of generation. Take a look at their experience here.
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QuiltSync
Quilt's desktop application makes it easy for Bench Scientists to edit Quilt Packages from the desktop (it runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, you name it). Scientists who use desktop based analysis or excel can easily iterate data provided by other automated systems.
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