Wiki source code of Tidy-Lab Cloud Platform
Version 20.1 by Christian Wawrzinek on 2026/03/18 16:04
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20.1 | 21 | == Welcome == |
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| 23 | Welcome to the **Tidy-Lab Cloud Platform** community wiki. | ||
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| 25 | Tidy-Lab is a secure research platform that connects inventory, experiments and workflows in one place — making your results traceable, reproducible and audit-ready. | ||
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20.1 | 27 | === Quick Links === |
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20.1 | 29 | * [[Getting Started>>doc:]] |
| 30 | * [[Documentation>>doc:]] | ||
| 31 | * [[FAQ>>doc:]] | ||
| 32 | * [[Community Forum>>doc:]] | ||
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20.1 | 34 | == About the Platform == |
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| 36 | Tidy-Lab is an open-source, metadata-driven platform for ITSM, CMDB, and research data management. Built on a flexible data model, it lets you define the structure of your data and processes without custom code. | ||
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20.1 | 38 | === Key Features === |
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20.1 | 40 | * **Inventory Management** — Track samples, reagents, equipment and any entity with custom metadata fields |
| 41 | * **Experiment Tracking** — Design experiment templates, log results and link them to inventory | ||
| 42 | * **Workflow Automation** — Define approval chains, notifications and automated actions | ||
| 43 | * **Compliance & Audit** — Full audit trail, electronic signatures and FAIR data principles | ||
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20.1 | 45 | === Getting Started === |
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20.1 | 47 | |=Step|=Description |
| 48 | |1|Create your account and set up your profile | ||
| 49 | |2|Join or create a research group | ||
| 50 | |3|Configure your inventory categories | ||
| 51 | |4|Set up your first experiment template | ||
| 52 | |5|Invite collaborators and assign roles | ||
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20.1 | 54 | == Community == |
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| 56 | Tidy-Lab is stewarded by the **Stichting Tidy-Lab Foundation**, an independent Dutch foundation. We welcome contributions from everyone. | ||
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20.1 | 58 | === How to Contribute === |
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20.1 | 60 | * Fork a repository and submit a pull request |
| 61 | * Report bugs and suggest features through the issue tracker | ||
| 62 | * Write documentation and tutorials | ||
| 63 | * Help translate the platform into other languages | ||
| 64 | * Share your experiment templates with the community |