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GenoLens

Modules

Specialised modules, added to any plan

Every GenoLens subscription includes the core pipeline — differential expression, clustering, enrichment and exports. Four optional modules go further, for the labs that need them. They are not a higher tier: they attach to the plan you already have.

How it works

An add-on, not an upgrade

Modules are unlocked on your account and appear alongside the core analysis screens. A locked module stays visible so you can see what it would give you before deciding — the cosmetics module even ships a worked demonstration.

Independent of your plan
A module attaches to Starter, Pro or Enterprise alike. You do not have to move up a tier to get one.
Enabled per user
Access is granted account by account, so a single seat can carry a module the rest of the team does not need.
Annual, priced on request
Modules are quoted separately from the subscription and billed annually. Tell us what you need and we will price it.
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The catalogue

Four modules

Two are methodological — they add analyses. Two are applied — they turn a result into something a formulator, a clinician or a reviewer can act on.

In context

Where the modules sit in a comparison

Every comparison in GenoLens moves through the same four screens. Most of what you need is there on any plan; the modules add depth at the two points where a result turns into a decision.

Step 1

Explore

What changed, and by how much.

  • Overview
  • DEG table
  • Method statistics
  • Heatmap & clustering
  • Free-form charts
  • Database lookup

Step 2

Understand

Why it changed, and what it means.

Step 4

Share

Getting it out of the platform.

Requires an add-on module.

Requires the Pro plan or above.

Everything else is included on every plan.

Talk to us

Not sure which module you need?

Tell us what you are trying to answer and we will tell you whether a module helps — or whether the core platform already covers it.