A generic ELN or LIMS imposes its own structure.
Your lab bends to fit it, not the other way around. Every exception becomes a workaround on paper or in a spreadsheet.
Biotraxion Your way of working.
Our compliance.
Build your lab's tools in an environment built to last.
Your data is scattered across five tools that don't talk to each other, and don't look like you.
Until now.
The real problem
The more rigid a tool is,
the faster your teams route around it.
One day, someone builds their own fix.
With a consumer AI tool, because it's faster than waiting on the vendor. It works, until the day that person leaves.
That homemade fix is only yours on paper.
Not documented, not auditable, not secure, impossible to roll out past one workstation. Your QA team can't validate it.
Our answer
Create your modules, safely.
Biotraxion lets you create your own modules from a secure, auditable library of building blocks. You keep control of how your lab works, without depending on a colleague or writing code yourself.
The library
The same modules.
Adjusted to your lab.
Analysis, sequences, execution, inventory and equipment share the same data, and each module adjusts to the way your lab already works.
Statistics and graphs
Workbooks, statistical tests and graphs, directly on the study's traced data.
Plasmids and versioned sequences
Annotations, primers, codon optimization, alignments, links to samples.
Signed protocols at the hood
Every step signed at the moment of the action, even offline.
Samples and reagents
Lots, expiry dates and storage in the same record.
Bookings and maintenance
Who uses it, when, and in what state.
Chained log and Audit Pack
Everything above is sealed in a single audit trail.
Incoming packages and samples
Origin, transport temperature and storage, logged on arrival.
Formulations and dilutions
Concentration calculations, versions and a history of adjustments.
Outgoing dispatches
Recipient, contents and proof of delivery, tracked end to end.
Population analysis
Gating, compensation and exported statistics for an acquisition.
Image quantification
Counting, area, colocalization and annotations linked to the sample.
Deviations and corrective actions
Declared on the step, categorized, and tracked through to closure.
Multi-sponsor tracking
Milestones, data isolation and progress reports.
Publication-ready formatting
Export to a journal's standards, captions linked to source data.
Statistics and graphs
Workbooks, statistical tests and graphs, directly on the study's traced data.
Plasmids and versioned sequences
Annotations, primers, codon optimization, alignments, links to samples.
Signed protocols at the hood
Every step signed at the moment of the action, even offline.
Samples and reagents
Lots, expiry dates and storage in the same record.
Bookings and maintenance
Who uses it, when, and in what state.
Chained log and Audit Pack
Everything above is sealed in a single audit trail.
Incoming packages and samples
Origin, transport temperature and storage, logged on arrival.
Formulations and dilutions
Concentration calculations, versions and a history of adjustments.
Outgoing dispatches
Recipient, contents and proof of delivery, tracked end to end.
Population analysis
Gating, compensation and exported statistics for an acquisition.
Image quantification
Counting, area, colocalization and annotations linked to the sample.
Deviations and corrective actions
Declared on the step, categorized, and tracked through to closure.
Multi-sponsor tracking
Milestones, data isolation and progress reports.
Publication-ready formatting
Export to a journal's standards, captions linked to source data.
Can't find what you need?
Create it.
If no module in the library fits the way you work, create your own and add it to your library.
Biotraxion lets each lab create its own way of working, with its own modules, while staying regulatory-compliant and auditable.
Every module, the same proof.
Not a promise. A verifiable record.
Scope guarantee
Sealing starts at sample receipt and ends when the result is delivered.
Nothing in between is reconstructed from memory.
Hash-chained, append-only. Any tampering is evident.
Every step signed by the authenticated operator, in line with 21 CFR Part 11.
Offline
The workstation keeps recording without a network.
1 wall.
One sponsor's data, files and access never overlap with another's.
21 CFR Part 11EU Annex 11ALCOA+GAMP 5GLP
Deployed in days, not months.
Build your Otto
Meet Otto.
Otto is waiting for you at the bench. Ask it your questions: it answers from the record, and every answer cites the query that produced it.
- Which reagents are expired or low in stock, and where are they stored?
- Which equipment is under maintenance?
- How many sessions were abandoned this month?
Built for labs
that want their own tools.
Primary focus
Preclinical CROs under GLP
10 to 50 technicians, several sponsors in parallel, inspections to pass without weeks of preparation.
Regulated R&D
Biotech & pharma
Attributable, contemporaneous bench data from the research stage onward.
Core facilities
Service labs
Samples, reagents and equipment traced for each requester, with a report at the end.
Making the lab
ground you shape yourself.
The pharmaceutical industry has long imposed the same tool on every laboratory. Biotraxion takes the opposite path: a library of modules that each lab shapes to its own image.
4target frameworks
0end-of-day re-entry
1 clickfor the Audit Pack
Daysto deploy, not months
Built at the bench.
Not at a software vendor.
Dr. Kilian Maire
Founder & CEO
Immunologist, postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen. 2025 Young Immunologist of the French Society for Immunology.
contact@biotraxion.com LinkedInPierre Couder
Co-founder · Operations & hardware
3D design and BIM, formerly in technical sales for 3D scanners. He runs operations, customer relationships and the deployment of the workstation at the biosafety cabinet.
Gautier Volpato
Co-founder · Legal
He is responsible for contracts, GDPR compliance and the legal framework that lets our clients entrust their studies to Biotraxion.
Highlights.
Method
Importing a protocol: what to check before you approve
An Otto proposal is not yet a protocol: you are the one who reads it.
Read the guide › ArchitectureModular registry or one tool per function: what an audit gains
Every handoff between two tools is a place where the trail can break.
Read the guide › ComplianceElectronic signature, compliant with 21 CFR Part 11
What §11.50 requires, and how to apply it at every step.
Read the guide › MethodExecution record or electronic lab notebook?
Two approaches, two philosophies: which one fits your lab.
Read the guide › InspectionWhat is an Audit Pack for a GLP study?
What your sponsor and your inspector need to be able to verify.
Read the guide › SecurityIsolating studies by sponsor
One study, one wall: how to keep each client's data separate.
Read the guide › Data integrityALCOA+ principles applied at the bench
Attributable, legible, contemporaneous: what it changes day to day.
Read the guide › QualityLogging a deviation at the bench
From detection to closure, without losing traceability.
Read the guide ›Frequently asked questions.
What is Biotraxion?
Biotraxion is a library of lab modules: analysis, sequences, execution, inventory, equipment, and more. Each module adapts to the way your lab already works, displays the approved protocol at the workstation, and records each step with the operator's electronic signature. If no module fits, you create your own.
What is a module?
It's a building block of your library dedicated to one lab task: running a protocol, managing inventory, tracking samples, analyzing data. Whatever it contains, every module keeps the same proof structure: signature, timestamp, audit trail.
What if no module fits what I need?
You create your own and add it to your library. Your lab keeps its own way of working, without depending on a colleague or writing code yourself.
My team could just build this themselves with AI. Why Biotraxion?
They probably will, sooner or later, to route around the rigidity of a generic ELN or LIMS. The problem isn't the idea, it's what follows: a homemade fix isn't documented, isn't auditable, isn't secure, and doesn't survive the person who built it leaving. Biotraxion gives you the same flexibility, modular and adapted to your lab, but maintained, auditable and secured by us.
How is Biotraxion different from a generic ELN or LIMS?
A generic ELN or LIMS imposes its own structure: your lab has to bend to fit it, and every exception becomes a workaround on paper or in a spreadsheet. Biotraxion flips that: the module library adapts to the way you work, not the other way around.
If I create my own modules, do you stay secure and auditable?
Yes. Whether it comes from the library or you built it, every module keeps the same electronic signature, the same timestamped audit trail and the same access rights. You gain flexibility without losing compliance.
Is Biotraxion compliant with 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11?
Biotraxion is designed to meet the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11, EU Annex 11, ALCOA+ and GAMP 5: electronic signature by the authenticated operator at every step (§11.50), and a timestamped, append-only audit trail, SHA-256 hash-chained. Computerized system validation remains each organization's responsibility; we provide the technical building blocks and supporting materials to carry it out.
Which laboratories is Biotraxion for?
First, preclinical CROs working under Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), with 10 to 50 technicians running studies for several sponsors in parallel. Also regulated R&D teams in biotech and pharma, and core facilities and service labs that must trace samples, reagents and equipment for each requester.
Who is Otto?
Otto is the AI assistant your lab shapes to its own image. It is waiting for you at the bench: ask it questions in plain language, for example which reagents are expired or low in stock and where they are stored. It answers from the record, and every answer cites the query that produced it.
How long does it take to deploy Biotraxion?
A few days, not months. The workstation is set up at the biosafety cabinet and approved protocols are imported as-is.
Let's talk about your
next tool.
We'll show you a sample module and work through where your current tools lose the trail.