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Import raw spectrometry datasets and critical research metadata from diverse vendor formats using Lightr. Linking this package to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly convert proprietary files to clean CSVs and route measurements straight to your database. Sign up on Make for free today to structure your automated scientific pipelines.
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Automate your spectral data and lab workflows with Lightr. and Make
Connect Lightr. with Make to automate your spectrometer file processing. Instantly export CSV data to Google Sheets, schedule batch runs without coding, and send immediate notifications to your team.
Automatically trigger Lightr to process spectrometer files the moment they are uploaded to your cloud storage.
Convert raw spectral data into CSV files and instantly sync them with your databases or Google Sheets.
Set up recurring schedules to run batch processing on your spectral data without writing complex R scripts.
Send automated Slack or email alerts to your research team as soon as new spectral analysis is complete.
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