Compare Essence Manager vs. QBench

Essence Manager is a tailored ERP solution specifically designed for the chemical sector, including industries such as Flavor & Fragrance, Cosmetics, and Health Care, as well as for passionate soap creators, aiding in inventory management and formulation processes. This comprehensive ERP system ensures complete product traceability from procurement to customer delivery. Among its features are modules for IFRA and EC 1223/2009 compliance validation, sample reservations, and financial tracking, among others. Users can easily create new blends by mixing ingredients in actual barrels or bottles from their inventory, combining them into an existing barrel that may be either empty or already contain substances. The software also facilitates the reuse of prior samples, formulations, and blends, making the process more efficient. To streamline operations further, it offers a Copy function, allowing users to replicate previous transfer actions or formulas, thus eliminating repetitive weighing for previously produced blends. It also provides real-time verification of blend compositions against predefined standards, such as IFRA guidelines, ensuring compliance and consistency in production. Additionally, this robust tool enhances productivity by simplifying the blending process for users.

QBench allows you to keep track of all your samples and where they are located in the workflow using a single system. QBench eliminates the need for spreadsheets, shared folders in the network, and paper-based tracking systems. You can view hundreds of PDF reports/COAs before publishing or emailing. You can generate barcodes and create labels that you can customize for your samples. Compatible with standard printers and scanners. QBench's billing module allows you to create and send invoices right from the system. You can see counts and latencies for different data types in QBench. This includes metrics like turnaround time, sample counts per test, sample delay, and many others. QBench makes it easy for you to gather the data your lab needs for the assays you perform.