Your data stays yours
Your underlying records stay in your company's environment. You decide which results and supporting details a partner can access.
Connecting data across companies
Axio Lattice connects data across pharma and manufacturing partners to accelerate tech transfers and make that data usable for AI. The underlying records stay in each company's environment. You keep the systems you already use.
Field names and units complicate tech transfer
Pharma sponsors and manufacturing partners often use different names, units and formats for the same information. Lattice connects that data so teams spend less time reformatting files, checking versions and chasing information.
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- Making a drug takes more than one company.
- Working together still means passing files back and forth.
- Waiting for the next handoff.
- Axio Lattice connects the information between them.
- Each company keeps its data where it is.
- Less time lost between companies.
- Axio Lattice. Built for the space between companies.
How Lattice connects your data
Keep your own terminology
Different names and units can describe the same measurement. Lattice matches them so each team can review partner results in their own terms.
Trace results to their source
See where a result came from and how it was translated.
Less manual work for pharma sponsors and CDMOs
For pharma sponsors
Review your manufacturing partner's results against your process requirements. Spend less time chasing files and aligning names and units. Trace the results back to their source.
For manufacturing partners
Get customer processes ready for manufacturing with less reformatting and repeated data entry. Reuse existing connections and approved mappings.
We use Lattice in our own lab
We use Lattice to connect laboratory instruments and data in Axio Forge, our antibody production lab in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Who we work with
Axio works with pharma sponsors, manufacturing partners, instrument makers and technology partners in biologics development.
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