Green Button Go Orchestrator
Workflow Designer
Build workflows that span across your entire laboratory
Automation Design Made Simple
With Workflow Designer, use low-code, no-code tools to link together every activity in your lab, including devices, sensors, workstations, and transportation modalities. Both scientists and automation engineers can harness the power of these tools for maximum productivity.
- Designed for use by scientists and engineers alike with a low-code, no-code environment
- Build your end-to-end laboratory workflow in a graphical interface with drag-and-drop capabilities
- Stitch together processes happening at all levels of the laboratory — workstation, instrument, or even manual tasks
- Add important features, such as human interaction points in a workflow, transportation options for samples and materials, and notifications for team members
- Incorporate basic logic conditions such as if-then to enable a dynamic automation environment
See it in action
Workflow Designer is
Visual
Easy to use
Scalable
Interested in what Workflow Designer can do for your lab?
Green Button Go Orchestrator
Orchestrating your discoveries 
Schedule at the Laboratory Level
Workflow Designer is the master scheduling tool for the entire laboratory. You might already be using Green Button Go Scheduler to automate a workstation, but you can leverage those same tools to scale up processes through your entire lab with the power of Workflow Designer.
Plan Anything Big or Small
Individual Instruments
Integrated Workstations
Mobile Robots
Human Interaction Points
Logic Conditions
Manual Tasks
The Drag-and-Drop Approach
Each tool and process available in Green Button Go Orchestrator appears in Workflow Designer, ready for you to drag it into a powerful new process for the lab. Simple boxes translate to complex productivity for the dynamic automation environment.
Stitch Together Many Types of Tasks into an End-to-End Workflow
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Our philosophy is simple. One software suite should empower your lab, no matter what research you do or the devices you choose.
