— For technical evaluators →

A layered, graph-native stack — not a monolith with a database bolted on.

The runtime topology, the enforcement boundary and every configurable integration point. Authentication, the audit trail and e-signatures are enforced in the API layer itself — which is why they cannot be quietly switched off by a feature flag.

  1. ClientReact 19 + TypeScript SPA behind nginx — ten UI languages, light and dark, Execution Runner and kiosk mode.
  2. APINode.js + Express — JWT and RBAC per route, the hash-chained audit trail, e-signatures on every state transition, REST and webhooks.
  3. DataNeo4j graph database as the single system of record; a file store for attachments, plates and spectra; organization-scoped records.
  4. Science serviceschem-service (RDKit), molbio, primer3, crispr-r, antibody and genome-search — stateless containers scaled by replica.
  5. AI · BI · floorOllama (local LLM) or commercial providers; Apache Superset; an Ignition gateway for OPC-UA; an instrument-service for file and device parsing.

At a glance

One shared, multi-tenant stack

Per-organization configuration is graph rows, not containers.

A typed API layer

Every module is a typed slice of the graph, reached through one enforced API layer.

Constraints enforced on boot

Schema constraints are applied when the platform starts — integrity is not a runtime hope.

Edge connector for private networks

Instruments on a private network push outward only; nothing dials in.

The data model

Every layer of the model, on one diagram.

The entity-relationship diagram is generated from the live model and exports for design documentation and validation packages.

Data model ERD

Walk the architecture with your IT and validation leads.

A working session with the team that built it — your modality, your compliance regime, your instruments.