Reporting

A diligent track record

Every Lab keeps a private workspace for its team and a public project page for everyone else, built from the same uploads and kept in sync automatically.

Building a record worth showing

Private file management tools work against what funders want to see, a clear and accurate record of activity and progress.

With Molecule Labs, a single file upload lives inside the Lab's workspace, encrypted before it reaches Molecule's servers when it is marked confidential, and the same file activity carries through to the project page as a timestamped record. Funders can see the work happening, and a confidential file appears there by title and description only, with its contents kept closed.

A lab's public record seen without signing in: dated entries for three files with their descriptions, and a contributor role granted.

One upload, with a dual purpose

A lab's files beside its public record: a public file added today at 11:20 appears in both, dated, under the category Science.

Three roles decide who sees what

Developing a biotech asset takes a team. Role-based access lets a researcher decide who can see, and contribute to, their project.

Admin

The lab's owner, with full control. Uploads and removes files, sets every access rule, decides what is shared publicly, and manages who else can take part.

Contributor

Works inside the data room day to day. Uploads new files, posts updates, and reads private material, without controlling the project's overall access settings.

Viewer

View-only access to confidential files, for a funder running due diligence on a data room, for example. They can see more than the general public, but have no control over the Lab.

Public

Everyone without a role. Able to see the public project page and public files, but no more.

Create a project with a public record worth trusting

Labs is for researchers who need a private data room and a credible public page, without the admin of running two separate systems.