Paige Verified Customer Reviews (2026)

QBench is a cloud-based Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) designed to help laboratories manage samples, workflows, data, inventory, reporting, quality processes, & client interactions in one platform. Labs use QBench to manage laboratory operations from order placement and sample processing through results and automated reporting. The platform is highly configurable, allowing laboratories to build workflows, define custom data fields, and automate processes around the way their lab already operates. QBench also helps laboratories reduce manual work by connecting instruments, software, and other systems through file parsers and a robust API. These integrations can automate data transfer between systems, reducing repetitive data entry and the risk of transcription errors. Key QBench capabilities include: Sample and workflow management Configurable laboratory workflows and custom data fields Workflow automation Instrument and system integrations File parsing and API connectivity Inventory management Client portal access Automated reporting Analytics and operational insights Integrated Quality Management System (QMS) capabilities Unlike LIMS platforms that require extensive custom development to accommodate laboratory processes, QBench is designed to be configurable and adaptable as workflows change. Laboratories can modify processes, fields, and automations without relying heavily on custom code. QBench is cloud-based, giving laboratory teams secure access to their LIMS while bringing laboratory data, workflows, automation, quality management, and reporting together within a centralized platform. QBench also supports customers with a team that includes former bench scientists who understand laboratory workflows and can provide guidance throughout implementation and ongoing use.

Athena Security delivers an industry-leading, AI-powered concealed weapons detection system and entryway security platform for hospitals, K–12 schools, casinos, places of worship, government buildings, and other high-traffic environments where speed, accuracy, and safety are critical. The Apollo 500 concealed weapons detection system enables seamless walk-through screening, using advanced AI to accurately distinguish real threats such as firearms and knives from everyday items like phones and keys—maximizing throughput while reducing false alarms. Athena’s AI-powered baggage X-ray scanner modernizes screening with Apple iPad-based control, replacing legacy consoles with an intuitive interface that improves usability, reduces training time, enables remote operation, and enhances threat detection through automated identification of suspicious items. Athena’s Hospital Visitor Management System delivers deeper intelligence than traditional systems, including visitor history, prior incidents, and person-of-interest alerts—empowering faster, more informed decisions. Integration with EPIC strengthens healthcare workflows while maintaining high security standards. First-of-its-kind innovations include the Ambulance Bay Weapons Detection System (AB-WDS) purpose built for hopsitals for screening stretcher patients and a secondary screening solution for feet and bags, reducing human error in courthouses and government facilities. Built for compliance and real-world deployment across U.S. regions, Athena aligns with DHS best practices and evolving state regulations, including healthcare security mandates AB2975. Telepresence and AR alert glasses provide real-time operational support, while all systems unify into one platform for centralized monitoring, analytics, and enterprise reporting.

Concentriq, our cutting-edge AI-powered software platform, stands at the vital intersection of digital and computational pathology, integrating key functions for everyday pathology operations with powerful AI capabilities that foster innovation and improve the quality of patient care. Pathology labs worldwide are increasingly aware of the pressing challenges they face, including a rising cancer prevalence, a lack of qualified pathologists, declining reimbursement rates, and an urgent need for modernization across the board. In this landscape, with estimates suggesting that one billion pathology slides will shift to digital formats each year, resulting in vast amounts of new data and insights, the need for action is unmistakable. Digital pathology provides today’s forward-thinking pathology organizations with the tools required to effectively address these obstacles, transforming operational methodologies and making a significant impact on medicine and patient treatment. As this evolution progresses, the opportunities for better diagnostics and improved patient outcomes are set to expand dramatically, paving the way for a new era in healthcare delivery. The integration of advanced technologies in pathology is not just beneficial but essential for ensuring that patients receive timely and accurate diagnoses.