What's New at Forensic Advantage Solutions?

AI agents are reshaping how labs think about automation. But before autonomy comes infrastructure. Learn why the foundation you build today determines what's possible tomorrow.

While many labs consider generic LIMS software solutions, the unique demands of forensic science require specialized software. From chain of custody to courtroom-ready reports, a generic system introduces risks that a dedicated forensic LIMS eliminates. Here are five critical reasons why a generic LIMS isn't enough for your lab.

Explore how the Kansas City Police Crime Lab partnered with Forensic Advantage to upgrade its Batch Processing module, automate DNA workflows, eliminate Excel-based manual processes, and give lab administrators greater control over operations, improving efficiency, data integrity, and audit readiness.

SAK Tracking has become a defining element in modern evidence management reform. The Forensic Advantage SAK Tracking System equips agencies and laboratories with a structured platform that promotes transparency, measurable oversight, and secure survivor access.

The integration of artificial intelligence into forensic science offers significant potential for efficiency, yet it introduces complex challenges regarding validity and accountability. Forensic Advantage Systems explores the principles outlined in the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, advocating for a disciplined approach to governance, mapping, measurement, and management. We examine how laboratories can adopt these standards to ensure that technological advancement never

This guide explains how Forensic Advantage's Crime Lab LIMS directly supports the requirements of both ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 17020.

Lab information management systems play a central role in how modern laboratories manage samples, workflows, and data. This article explains what a LIMS is, how it supports laboratory operations, and why forensic and analytical labs increasingly depend on LIMS software to maintain accuracy, accountability, and compliance.

Making the case for a new Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) is a strategic investment in your lab's ability to fulfill its mission.

Crime lab directors face mounting caseloads, tighter accreditation demands, and aging data systems. Discover how centralized LIMS, workflow automation, interoperability, and specialized tools like FA BrAD are defining the future of crime labs and what you can do today to stay ahead.

Mass Casualty Incident Management places uncommon pressure on medical examiner and coroner offices, particularly when recovery, identification, and documentation must proceed at a rapid pace. This article describes how a dedicated Case Management System can strengthen accuracy, preserve chain of custody, and support clear communication during every stage of an MCI.

Recent debate over LDT oversight has renewed attention to how laboratories balance innovation with regulation. Forensic and clinical laboratories share a common goal: to maintain scientific rigor without compromising adaptability. By investing in disciplined management systems and modern data infrastructure, laboratories can uphold quality standards and remain responsive within a shifting oversight environment.

With proven results from Georgia’s CJCC and beyond, Forensic Advantage’s SAK Tracking system is redefining how agencies manage sexual assault kits, bringing transparency, accountability, and survivor empowerment to the forefront.

The 2025 FAS User Conference brought forensic professionals together to learn, share, and lead through collaboration and technology innovation

HealthRFID and Forensic Advantage work together to deliver a forensic lab tracking system that strengthens evidence management, enhances decedent tracking, and ensures secure movement within forensic facilities. Learn how this integration supports efficiency, accuracy, and accreditation compliance for medical examiners and crime labs.

Future-proofing forensic labs requires both accreditation and technology. Accreditation provides the framework, while modern case management systems supply the tools to sustain compliance, improve efficiency, and adapt to emerging standards. Together, they create the foundation for lasting credibility in forensic science.

The forensic chain of custody is central to evidentiary integrity. This article examines how Forensic Advantage preserves custody records across the full evidentiary lifecycle, ensuring compliance with legal and accreditation standards.

Learn how to manage a successful forensic lab software implementation with best practices for configuration, compliance, and long-term system performance.

Understand the merits and challenges of dual forensic accreditation. Learn how to coordinate ISO/IEC 17025 and 17020 standards effectively.

Learn how ISO/IEC 17020 for crime scene & digital forensics emphasizes expert judgment, documentation, and support from tools like FA OnScene.

Forensic scene software empowers investigators to collect, document, and track evidence efficiently while syncing with lab LIMS systems.

Learn how forensic testing CABs can meet ISO/IEC 17025 compliance using technology like LIMS for consistent, defensible results.

Batch processing is transforming forensic toxicology labs by streamlining workflows, improving turnaround times, and minimizing human error. Discover how automation leads to higher productivity and accuracy in your lab.

Learn how SAK tracking systems enhance transparency, accelerate testing timelines, and give survivors access and closure.

Forensic organization accreditation ensures quality, compliance, and trust. Learn how it benefits forensic CAB and why it matters more than ever.