ACD/Analytical Automation Suite is a flexible, customizable collection of software modules for processing, interpretation, and storage of an array of optical and chromatographic techniques, which are configured to meet your organization’s specific needs. The Suite is adaptable to various pharmaceutical research environments, and addresses a number of industry challenges such as alleviating the bottlenecks of high-throughput qualitative analysis, management of data from multiple analytical techniques and instrument vendors, and the timely delivery of reports to the desktops of users and decision-makers; via desktop, LIMS, or web-based applications.
Customize ACD/Analytical Automation Suite with only the modules you need from the complete range of ACD/Labs vendor-neutral analytical products, including:
The flexibility of ACD/Analytical Automation Suite makes it adaptable to a variety of applications in research settings.
Automated Structure Verification by NMR
Using 1D and 2D NMR spectra and their corresponding proposed chemical structures, it is possible to unambiguously confirm structure-spectrum match for 75–90% of the samples, leaving the remaining for manual evaluation by the user. This results in extensive time savings when compared to standard spectral evaluation processes. More…
Before screening compound libraries, make sure you have the compounds you think you have. Advanced LC/MS deconvolution algorithms use all available chromatographic and MS information to automatically reduce the number of false positive compound identifications by LC/MS, and help identify impurities. More…
Method Selection in HT Chromatography
Automatic method selection has been shown to increase throughput of sample purification in support of medicinal chemistry groups. Diverse instrument data was automatically combined with chemical structures and metadata, generating a knowledgebase of thousands of separations per month. The process may applied to laboratory workflows that monitor achiral purity. Quickly screen the knowledgebase of separations and select the right method. More…
