Campaign-Based Test Execution
Group related batches, samples, and tests into campaigns so QC laboratories can coordinate execution, resources, and progress across connected analytical work.
Coordinate related testing without treating every sample in isolation
Pharmaceutical QC labs often run many similar tests across batches, methods, or manufacturing campaigns. When each sample is scheduled in isolation, analysts and instruments absorb repeated setup and coordination overhead.
Campaign-Based Test Execution helps laboratories define campaigns, group related work, prioritize campaign scope, and track progress through execution to completion.
Campaign grouping supports coordination and throughput-oriented execution. It does not automatically guarantee shorter testing time for every method or product — results depend on how campaigns are designed and how the laboratory operates.
Explore AmpleLogic QC Planning and SchedulingWhat Campaign-Based Test Execution enables
Practical capabilities QC and laboratory teams use to improve planning, scheduling and execution.
Campaign Creation
Define campaigns that organize related QC testing activities under a shared operational scope.
Batch & Sample Grouping
Group related batches and samples to coordinate testing across connected work.
Test Grouping
Organize related analytical tests into campaigns for more coordinated execution.
Campaign Prioritization
Prioritize campaigns based on release needs, manufacturing timing, or laboratory workload.
Campaign Scheduling & Assignment
Schedule campaign work and assign analysts and instruments with campaign context intact.
Progress & Completion Visibility
Track campaign progress and completion so managers can see remaining work clearly.
How this capability fits the QC planning and scheduling lifecycle
From demand planning and scheduling through campaigns, resource allocation and laboratory visibility.
Step 01
Batches / samples
Identify related batches or samples that benefit from coordinated testing.
Step 02
Campaign definition
Create a campaign scope with priority and operational intent.
Step 03
Test grouping
Group related tests and methods that will run within the campaign.
Step 04
Resource planning
Plan analyst and instrument needs for the campaign workload.
Step 05
Campaign scheduling
Schedule campaign activities into the laboratory calendar.
Step 06
Execution & completion
Execute tests and track campaign progress through completion.
Outcomes QC laboratory teams can expect
Benefits focused on this QC planning and scheduling capability.
Improve execution coordination
Keep related testing activities visible as one operational unit instead of scattered tasks.
Support high-volume testing periods
Organize planned laboratory workloads when manufacturing or client demand rises.
Reduce fragmented handoffs
Give analysts clearer campaign context for grouped samples and methods.
Improve completion visibility
See what remains inside a campaign before release or reporting milestones.
Built to support regulated pharmaceutical operations
Controls and practices most relevant to this QC laboratory capability.
Campaign activity traceability
Maintain visibility from campaign definition through scheduled and completed testing.
Controlled laboratory workflows
Support campaign execution within the governed QC planning and scheduling process.
Role-based campaign management
Restrict campaign creation and changes to authorized laboratory roles.
Campaigns across planning, scheduling, and visibility
Campaigns sit between demand planning and day-to-day schedule execution, with progress reflected in laboratory dashboards.
From QC planning
Identify related demand that should be executed as a coordinated campaign.
With automated scheduling
Schedule campaign work against available analysts and instruments.
With laboratory visibility
Monitor campaign progress alongside broader workload status.
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