MS Workbook Suite™
Mass Spectrometry Software for Spectral Interpretation and Component Characterization
Streamline your mass spectrometry workflows and gain deeper insights.
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One MS Software for All Your Mass Spectral Data Analysis and Management
Process MS, LC/MS, and GC/MS data acquired with instruments from any major vendor.
Auto-annotate peaks and associate them with compound structures.
Identify unknowns by deconvoluting spectra and searching databases for spectral matches.
Create easily shareable and searchable spectral databases.
Benefits
Complete All Your MS Processing in One Place
Auto-annotate mass spectra
- Automatically annotate molecular, fragment, and adduct ion peaks.
- Better understand your spectra and sample.
Identify compounds in complex samples
- Deconvolute your LC/MS and GC/MS spectra in two clicks.
- Identify known compounds, or putatively identify unknowns by searching commercial and proprietary libraries.
Confirm compound identity
- Increase confidence in your structure assignment.
- Compare predicted fragment ions to the experimental spectrum, and see the highlighted matches.
Connect mass spectra to chemistry
- Don’t lose the context of your data.
- Connect peaks to structures, so you’ll immediately know what you’re looking at when you come back to your files in the future.
Build your own database
- Build a spectral database from all of your organization’s data, no matter what hardware it was collected on.
- Everyone can find and reuse prior work, and discover if new unknowns match previous hits.
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