The main benefits I receive from working with Revvity Signals Notebook are based on which tool you are moving to this tool from. That will create a benefit. My client was using legacy-based ELN bios. There, the tool was a desktop application which was taking too much time to load your experiment data. If you were making any small changes, the latency of making those changes would be quite high. Scientists would be spending a lot of time just configuring those experiments, and they wouldn't be doing any useful work, such as their scientific activity. This tool makes things faster, and that is what I said. All the clients are liking this tool because of the speed with which you can configure anything, the simplicity of the UI, as well as the speed with which it saves your data. If you have to collaborate, you can collaborate on your experiments with speed. That speed is the only thing making an X factor to this tool compared to the other tools. The advanced search functionalities in Revvity Signals Notebook have helped to improve or make efficiency better in locating and managing diverse data formats. For search functionality, they have been adding new components, and they have even added AI-based search capabilities as well. However, we have not exposed the AI-based search capability. We have done the testing but not exposed it. You can do OCR-based search as well. If you have scientific images in your experiment and that has OCR text, and if you enable AI-based search functionality, then a user can put in natural language text and that will be able to pull out those experiments which have that OCR text as well. Those things they have added, and they are adding many of these things, AI-based functionality as well. However, that is still in a very early phase. I will not say that it is very mature as of now, but they are improving in the right direction. My overall rating of the Revvity Signals Notebook is 7 out of 10.
Process Development, Admin of the Notebook with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 10
Jan 30, 2026
I trust the Signals support team regarding collaboration and data security, although I am not entirely certain about the security of Revvity. My advice for others looking into using Revvity Signals Notebook is to clarify how they introduce the data into the notebook, as this is very important. For now, we are very happy with Revvity Signals Notebook. I give this product a rating of eight out of ten.
If you want to use Revvity Signals Notebook for the first time, my advice depends on your purpose. If you need to create templates for scientists to conduct and share experiments and reference others' work, you can definitely use this product. However, if you require complex workflows, data transformations, or integration with your data systems for advanced analytics, Revvity doesn't offer a fully stable product for these needs yet. For such cases, you would need your developers to use Revvity's REST API to expose data to your data lake, which can be costly and resource-intensive. You'll need to evaluate the additional costs and resources required beyond Revvity's product. If you're a small user group needing basic experimentation features, Revvity Signals Notebook is suitable. However, consider the additional value and cost before proceeding for comprehensive use with complex workflows and data integration. From an end user's perspective, Revvity Signals Notebook is easy to learn. It's tricky for a configuration engineer but not overly complicated. With skilled resources, the learning curve is around three to six months. Overall, it's not more challenging than other SaaS products, making it reasonably easy to use. I would rate the solution a six out of ten. The reason is that their focus seems to be on just one set of products, neglecting other products. Even though big pharma clients have been consistently pushing and giving them ideas on improving, they don't seem to have enough capacity to address those ideas. Clients are eager for improvements, but Revvity needs to take their feedback seriously and address the issues quickly. They are on a good path but need to put in more effort. Our client has been using their products for more than two years, and if the environment isn't stabilized within that time, they need to rethink their approach. They need to be more dedicated to addressing client needs.
Revvity Signals Notebook is a sophisticated electronic lab notebook designed to streamline research and development processes, offering advanced features for data management and collaboration tailored for scientific professionals.Designed for modern laboratories, Revvity Signals Notebook enhances productivity by enabling seamless collaboration among teams. It integrates with existing workflows, ensuring researchers can document experiments, share insights, and manage data effectively. Its...
The main benefits I receive from working with Revvity Signals Notebook are based on which tool you are moving to this tool from. That will create a benefit. My client was using legacy-based ELN bios. There, the tool was a desktop application which was taking too much time to load your experiment data. If you were making any small changes, the latency of making those changes would be quite high. Scientists would be spending a lot of time just configuring those experiments, and they wouldn't be doing any useful work, such as their scientific activity. This tool makes things faster, and that is what I said. All the clients are liking this tool because of the speed with which you can configure anything, the simplicity of the UI, as well as the speed with which it saves your data. If you have to collaborate, you can collaborate on your experiments with speed. That speed is the only thing making an X factor to this tool compared to the other tools. The advanced search functionalities in Revvity Signals Notebook have helped to improve or make efficiency better in locating and managing diverse data formats. For search functionality, they have been adding new components, and they have even added AI-based search capabilities as well. However, we have not exposed the AI-based search capability. We have done the testing but not exposed it. You can do OCR-based search as well. If you have scientific images in your experiment and that has OCR text, and if you enable AI-based search functionality, then a user can put in natural language text and that will be able to pull out those experiments which have that OCR text as well. Those things they have added, and they are adding many of these things, AI-based functionality as well. However, that is still in a very early phase. I will not say that it is very mature as of now, but they are improving in the right direction. My overall rating of the Revvity Signals Notebook is 7 out of 10.
I trust the Signals support team regarding collaboration and data security, although I am not entirely certain about the security of Revvity. My advice for others looking into using Revvity Signals Notebook is to clarify how they introduce the data into the notebook, as this is very important. For now, we are very happy with Revvity Signals Notebook. I give this product a rating of eight out of ten.
If you want to use Revvity Signals Notebook for the first time, my advice depends on your purpose. If you need to create templates for scientists to conduct and share experiments and reference others' work, you can definitely use this product. However, if you require complex workflows, data transformations, or integration with your data systems for advanced analytics, Revvity doesn't offer a fully stable product for these needs yet. For such cases, you would need your developers to use Revvity's REST API to expose data to your data lake, which can be costly and resource-intensive. You'll need to evaluate the additional costs and resources required beyond Revvity's product. If you're a small user group needing basic experimentation features, Revvity Signals Notebook is suitable. However, consider the additional value and cost before proceeding for comprehensive use with complex workflows and data integration. From an end user's perspective, Revvity Signals Notebook is easy to learn. It's tricky for a configuration engineer but not overly complicated. With skilled resources, the learning curve is around three to six months. Overall, it's not more challenging than other SaaS products, making it reasonably easy to use. I would rate the solution a six out of ten. The reason is that their focus seems to be on just one set of products, neglecting other products. Even though big pharma clients have been consistently pushing and giving them ideas on improving, they don't seem to have enough capacity to address those ideas. Clients are eager for improvements, but Revvity needs to take their feedback seriously and address the issues quickly. They are on a good path but need to put in more effort. Our client has been using their products for more than two years, and if the environment isn't stabilized within that time, they need to rethink their approach. They need to be more dedicated to addressing client needs.