ChemPoint - The Data Management and Reporting Solution

for Air, Soil, Surface Water, Ground Water, Ash, Sludge, Bio-Tissue Analysis Data

The Lab Data Problem Your laboratory sends your ground water analysis data in an electronic format, but you still have to pay a geologist to manually enter the data.  The resulting data entry error caused you to have to redo an entire quarter's statistical reports.

The ChemPoint SolutionChemPoint provides the most comprehensive and flexible import capabilities for laboratory analytical data, including tab-delimited text, dBase, and Microsoft Access format.

The "Paid-too-much-for-bad-software" ProblemYou have used a competing statistical analysis package.  You are fed up with the limited statistical capabilities, poor user-interface, and additional fees for each facility.  But you avoid upgrading because you don't know how to convert your existing data.

The ChemPoint SolutionChemPoint provides direct data import of many competing products, including Sanitas, Monitor, and DUMPStat.  ChemStat includes more statistical analysis methods than any competing product, and there are no per-facility fees.  You pay once and use for an unlimited number of landfills.

The Data Reporting ProblemMost database systems provide store data, but their reporting capabilities seem to require a full time employee and weeks of training just to generate a single report.  If you have ever used Crystal Reports, you know what we mean.

The ChemPoint Solution:   ChemPoint has built in reporting.  It does not use a third party report engine such as Crystal Reports.  ChemPoint generates reports with customizable fonts, borders, and fields.

The "Data Entry Carpal Tunnel" Problem With scores or parameters analyzed at dozens of wells on a quarterly basis, why pay someone to mistype 1-1-1-trichloroethane 15 times a quarter?

The ChemPoint Solution:   ChemPoint 4.0 has the easiest data entry interface ever, with drag-and-drop parameter management is by drag-and-drop and a spreadsheet-style interface.  Managing different names for the same parameter is a breeze.