Demand analytics for laboratory procurement
Forecast demand.Plan purchases.
Buy for demand. Plan with confidence.

- Demand
- Stock
- Procurement
- Laboratory
Forecast demand. Plan the purchase.
Epiq uses laboratory activity and stock records to forecast reagent demand and recommend purchases. Your team decides what to buy; the supplier receives a request with reagents and required quantities.
Process illustration. Saved product screens show example stock, request and movement records used as planning inputs.
Buy from the forecastand available stock.
- Demand forecast
- Anticipate reagent needs from laboratory data.
- Stock context
- Consider balances, batches and expiry.
- Purchase recommendation
- Review which reagents to buy and in what quantities.
- Your decision
- Adjust the recommendation and prepare a supplier request.
Data behind the forecast.
Stock balances, laboratory requests and material movements provide the context for reagent planning. Explore the saved product screens.
Localized illustrations based on saved Epiq screens. Example records.
Stock balances
Balances by material and warehouse. Opening stock, receipts, issues and closing stock for the selected period.

Requests
Start a replenishment request from the laboratory workspace, alongside stock balances and research.

Transfers
The stock movement journal brings together operation types, document statuses, source warehouses and destination warehouses.

Warehouseto laboratory.
- Research
- Connect lab work with reagent use.
- Requests
- Consider laboratory requests alongside predicted demand.
- Movements
- Use warehouse issues and transfers as planning inputs.
- Procurement
- Prepare a reagent and quantity list for the supplier.
How Epiq works.
Workspaces
- Finance & control
- Supply & inventory
- Laboratory & quality
- Management & leadership
Understand demand.Plan each reagent.
Stock by material and batch
Manual task simplified
Compare material and batch stock sheets.
Recommendations you review
Manual task simplified
Collect the data needed to review a purchase.
Forecast demand and purchases
Manual task simplified
Calculate purchase quantities from demand and stock.
Consumption in context
Manual task simplified
Match warehouse issues to lab receipts.
Costs behind the purchase
Manual task simplified
Link reagent demand to cost records.
The geometry illustrates the tasks. Selected cells, rows and allocations are examples.
Integrations
1C:ERP
SAP
Microsoft
Oracle
Odoo
- Open REST API
Work with your existing data sources. We agree on the systems, required data and connection method during the pilot.
Our partners

OLYMP Clinical Diagnostic Laboratories

Department of Public Health of Astana city

Qaz.AI

Akhmet Baitursynuly Kostanay Regional University

Institute of Forensic Examinations for the Kostanay Region
How the pilotworks.
Start with one laboratory and a defined group of reagents. Agree how to assess the forecast and procurement recommendations.
Define the scope
Choose the laboratory and reagent group. Agree the planning horizon and criteria for a useful result.
Connect the data
Identify laboratory activity, reagent consumption and stock sources. Agree access with your team.
Review recommendations
Review forecast demand and proposed quantities with the team. Adjust the request before sharing it with the supplier.
Assess the result
Compare the forecast with actual demand and assess the recommendations against the pilot criteria.
What to include in your email
- The laboratory name and your role
- How you track stock and plan purchases
- The problem you want to solve
Questions & answers
Practical answers about scope, systems and your team.
What does an EpiQ AI pilot look like?
We begin with one recurring operating decision, connect the data needed for that decision, and give the responsible team a working EpiQ workflow. The goal is to evaluate fit and value before expanding the scope.
Can EpiQ work with our current ERP and data sources?
EpiQ is designed to connect with existing ERP, finance, inventory, laboratory, and operational systems. Pilot scope determines which sources and integration method are appropriate first.
Which teams usually start first?
Finance, supply, inventory, operations, and quality teams are strong starting points because they make recurring decisions from shared data and can define a concrete outcome.
How do you handle access and approval requirements?
We map source ownership, user roles, decision rights, and approval steps during pilot design. The workflow is shaped around your governance requirements rather than bypassing them.