One-of-a-kind software to help you get answers from analytical data no matter the analytical technique or instrument vendor
Process, interpret, analyze, and review NMR, LC/MS, IR, and other analytical data, in one interface. ACD/Spectrus Processor provides support for all your major instrument vendor data formats (view supported data formats), and assistance with confirmation that spectral data matches a given chemical structure/structural fragments. Retain your interpretations and assignments, and create publication-ready data with a few clicks.
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Users Say
"We are able to immediately access all the analytical data and metadata that we generated during analytics jobs that were submitted by our colleagues from different scientific groups at the institute. Over the years we built up a substantial library of analytical data which helps us with present and future analytical tasks."
Jürgen Bienert (Max-Planck-Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Germany)
"This software has made my life very easy especially with FTIR, my main characterization technique. I open data I never opened before and process it ... on the machine that generated it. Previously I had to plot data with software, then export [the] file as PDF to see labelled peaks, which was quite tedious. I did try to process NMR data, ... and I found it quite excellent."
Thabo Khalema (MSc Applied Chemistry student, University of Johannesburg)
"ACD/Spectrus Processor is a really powerful tool, as you can use it for processing the output of a variety of different methods including NMR, MS, IR and chromatographic data. It is very user-friendly and intuitive to use, and one of its major strengths is that it is independent of the instrument manufacturer, which makes it possible to process all relevant data with a common software interface."
Dr. Rainer Ebel (University of Aberdeen)
"We provide our medicinal chemists with a dozen LC/MS, LC/UV, and NMR instruments from various vendors including Agilent, Bruker, Gilson, Thermo, and Waters. Using one tool to process and analyze all this data, instead of a suite of five or more, will certainly streamline the efforts of my group."
Dr. Amin Mirza (Institute of Cancer Research)