LabCollector Announces New ERP Approval Integration with Fullstep to Streamline Laboratory Purchasing

Paris, France – July 2026 – LabCollector, the leading laboratory information management platform, today announced a new integration with Fullstep, a procurement and supplier management solution, enabling laboratories to seamlessly incorporate ERP approval processes into their purchasing workflows.

The new integration allows laboratory teams to create purchase requests in LabCollector and automatically route them to Fullstep for ERP review and approval before continuing the procurement process. Once approved, users can complete purchasing activities directly within LabCollector, maintaining a continuous and fully traceable workflow from request to delivery.

As laboratories face increasing demands for budget oversight, supplier compliance, and audit readiness, this integration bridges the gap between scientific operations and corporate financial governance.

A Seamless Procurement Workflow

The integrated workflow follows four simple steps:

1. 1

   Create a purchase request

   Create a purchase request in LabCollector Purchase Order Management.

2. 2

   Fullstep ERP review

   Submit the request to Fullstep for ERP review and validation.

3. 3

   Approve or reject

   Approve or reject the request according to organizational policies.

4. 4

   Continue

   Continue purchasing activities in LabCollector, including purchase order creation, supplier management, and delivery tracking.

By keeping laboratory users within their familiar environment while ensuring financial controls are respected, organizations can reduce administrative overhead and improve purchasing efficiency.

Key Benefits

The LabCollector and Fullstep integration delivers several key advantages:

"Laboratories need procurement processes that are both efficient and compliant. By integrating Fullstep's ERP approval capabilities directly into LabCollector, we provide our customers with a seamless way to align laboratory purchasing activities with corporate financial controls while maintaining the productivity and flexibility that laboratory teams expect."

Connecting Science and Business Operations

The integration is particularly valuable for organizations where purchasing decisions must comply with internal approval procedures and financial governance policies: