Verifying your session…
Sign in with your FormLab account
This device keeps its own session. Signing in here does not touch FormLab on your other devices.
Changes apply to this device only.
After that many wrong codes the keypad rests for 3 minutes. ∞ never locks it.
Opening the stock screens only. Every change on this page needs the account password regardless.
This account has viewer access to the workspace, so the station is read-only whatever this is set to.
Opaque cards are solid. Translucent cards let the background show through. Lists, tables and pop-ups stay solid either way, so figures always read cleanly. Match device follows this tablet's own light or dark setting. Printed labels and reports stay light.
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The first sends the screen back to at-a-glance but keeps the session open — step away for a moment and one tap puts you back. The second ends the session, so the next tap asks for the passcode again.
This device holds no session, passcode or settings.
Who the materials are bought from. A supplier with a record of its own carries its contacts; one that is only a name typed onto a material still lists, under that name. Supplier records are written in the app — this station reads them.
Batches produced from this workspace's formulas. The figure is what is LEFT: what the batch made, less the samples pulled and sub-batches drawn off it, plus or minus the shipments and adjustments recorded against it. Finished goods are produced and shipped in the app — this station reads them.
✦ The AI-written summary and assessment need an AI key, which lives in the full app — a station always generates the deterministic report.
Add stock — an incoming shipment.
Define your custom unit relative to the standard base — kilograms for mass, liters for volume — so conversions and costs work across FormLab.
Changing kiosk settings needs the account password.
Turn the device sideways
This station is built for a landscape screen.This screen is too small
The station needs at least 640 × 360. Make the window bigger, or use a larger display.