eLABJournal vs The High Five App

eLabNext aims to improve research processes with lab digitization. Our product eLabJournal offers more than just an electronic lab notebook. Whether you’re just starting up, a small or large academic institution, or globally operating company, your R&D lab can benefit from the elevating power of eLabNext. Our mobile app extends the functionality of the web application and offers the following features: • Browsing through your lab notebook • Scanning of 2D barcodes of samples, sample series, equipment to view information • View protocols or procedures and walk through them step by step • Show and make bookings for equipment • Make notes or take pictures and sync them with eLabNext • Two-step verification with push notification to secure your account • Receive notifications when consumables run out of stock or when experiments require signing

The High Five App is a tenant experience platform that is focused on the satisfaction of tenants. The application includes the following: Bookings: Having some out-town friends over? No space to park your car? Book guest rooms or parking spots inside the The High Five App application Chat: Any questions about the city? Your apartment? Chat with the facility manager about anything you want. Community: Get in touch with your neighbours. The The High Five App app is a great way to connect with your neighbours and learn more about them. Whether it's through social events like New Year's drinks or workshops, the app helps you stay in touch with the community and get to know your neighbours better. Marketplace: Just moved in? Arrange your internet or energy provider throughout the The High Five App application. The application offers a wide set of services from internet providers to moving companies so you don’t have to carry all your furniture by yourself. Newsfeed: New restaurant oping close by? Elevator maintenance? Stay updated with news from your building, neighbourhood or community. Smart building features: All the hardware is integrated into one application. So that the application basically becomes the remote of the whole building. Tickets: Leaking tap? Broken door? Let the facility manager know, by quickly creating a ticket. Get status updates for each ticket created.