Over 75,000 users across 105 countries — including Abbott, Roche, Siemens Healthineers, Beckman Coulter, Thermo Fisher and Sysmex — rely on it for regulatory compliance, method comparison, statistical analysis, and quality control.
Analyse-it has implemented the methods this work depends on — Deming and Passing-Bablok regression, variance-component precision models, non-parametric reference intervals — since 1997, in most cases before the guidelines that now reference them. It also carries the deepest implementation of CLSI protocols available in any software package (11 CLSI guidelines), and when the CLSI wanted method validation software of its own it came to us: StatisPro, built with the CLSI and launched at AACC in 2010, and since superseded by the Method Validation edition.
None of it is locked to a guideline. There is no fixed workflow and nothing that walks you through a protocol — the analyses are the statistics themselves, so you can follow CLSI EP09 to the letter, adapt it to your method, or use the same tools for work no guideline describes. That is why Analyse-it is the package laboratory professionals reach for when the statistics have to be right.
Since its launch in 1997, Analyse-it has been cited in thousands of peer-reviewed publications, making it one of the most widely referenced statistical software packages in clinical and laboratory science. We publish the papers we have verified ourselves, with the methods sentence from each one, rather than a search-engine estimate.
We take software development seriously. Analyse-it is built using professional software development practices — unit, integration, and system testing, code reviews, issue tracking, and source code control — and our numerical accuracy is validated against NIST Standard Reference Datasets. We even built automated error reporting into the software so that if something does go wrong, diagnostics come straight to us and we can fix it fast.
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We also believe in fair, transparent pricing that doesn't require a procurement committee to approve, a no-quibble 30-day refund policy, and direct email support from the people who build the software.
