Supporting add-ons

Find details on add-ons that support and supplement data analysis add-ons.

The following figure highlights the tooling capabilities that support your data analysis process in PLA 3.0:
Test systemResourcesTools
Figure 1. Capabilities of supporting add-ons in PLA 3.0

All add-ons come equipped with a set of document types, each of which covers a specific capability. To make use of a capability, activate the respective add-on in your PLA 3.0 database and create a document of the respective type. For details on how to activate add-ons, see the Activate add-ons topic.

Test system

Set up a sophisticated test system. All data analysis add-ons offer capabilities that let you set up a custom set of suitability tests. The following add-ons let you set up specific Test system definition documents that you can link to your assay documents for repeated use:

Resources

Maintain details on instruments, operators, reagents, and more. The following supporting add-ons offer resource-related capabilities:
Add-on Capability

Generic Document Types Package

Provides a set of document types that you can use to document general information, that is contact information, notes, and tables.

Measurement Documentation Package

Provides a set of document types that you can use to document different aspects of a measurement, that is, operator, equipment, and substance.

Tools

Perform bulk adjustments, advanced reporting, and create simulations of quantitative response assays. The following supporting add-ons offer tooling:
Add-on Capability

Biological Assays Simulation Package

Provides the QRA simulator and QRA collector document types that you can use to create simulations of quantitative response assays.

Integration Report Package

Lets you create reports in extra file formats that are not covered by the standard PLA 3.0 reporting functionality.

Split Assay Package

Lets you split quantitative response assays into one-on-one assays.

Toolkit for Biological Assay Package

Lets you perform bulk adjustments, that is, modify the analytical settings of larger sets of quantitative response assays. It also lets you split quantitative response assays into one-on-one assays.