# Batalyse full Markdown index # Batalyse Homepage Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/index.md Last modified: 2026-02-06T16:29:42+00:00 Description: Automated data processing software for battery, fuel cell, and electrochemical R&D. Gather, standardize, visualize, and evaluate test data from any device. Trusted by researchers worldwide. ## AUTOMATED DATA PROCESSING AUTOMATED DATA PROCESSING https://www.batalyse.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Main-Image_small-scaled-1.webp #### Data Analysis - Batteries / Fuel Cells [explore](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis/) #### Mind - Elevate Lab Efficiency [explore](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/) #### Collect - Efficient Data Management [explore](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/) #### EIS Analyzer [explore](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/eis-analyzer/) ## Automate your battery, rfb and fuel cell R&D and QM! ### Automate your battery, rfb and fuel cell R&D and QM! Automate time-consuming work steps for any test device and file structure. Refine your data with Batalyse! #### 50% of a scientist’s work time is devoted to tasks such as data gathering, categorization, standardization, linking, and the management and evaluation of test/analysis and production files. #### 100% future! Access your refined data with own code and artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize your processes and products. - [Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect.md) - [Data Analysis](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis.md) - [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind.md) - [EIS Analyzer](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/eis-analyzer.md) ## USPs / Solutions ### USPs / Solutions [To next section](#ourcustomers) #### Any test device - any file structure - any file format Batalyse software supports any test device, file structure and (non-proprietary) file format. Yet unsupported data is added for free. #### Gather your data automatically Gather any test, analysis and production data automatically via network, OPC-UA and your existing databases. #### Standardize + Own calculations Standardize your raw and result data. Create your own templates and formula to receive homogeneous file structures for any research area. #### Display lab/production workflows See how it was done by dynamically created process flow graphs. Visualize all related data via web browser. #### Automate evaluation - monitor running tests Evaluate all files for your team by a dedicated evaluation computer in the background. Monitor running tests and receive update results. #### Manage/Sort/Filter Manage raw materials, specimen, test/result data and graphs. Sort and filter your data for any material within your specimen and for electrochemical performance. #### Automated reports Select a test and receive a power point with diagrams, images and tables - designed by you #### API - Use own code and software Access raw and result data with your own code and third party software. #### No-Access, Data protection Batalyse has NO access to your data and results. Offline license options guarantee you highest possible data protection. Our Customers Batalyse software is used in R&D, by cell/stack/component/material manufacturers and by QM. #### RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Research and development Automate your R&D and use Batalyse to perform time consuming data handling and processing. #### CELL/STACK MANUFACTURERS Cell/stack manufacturers Benchmark you cells/stacks. Link product, analysis and production data. Automate reports. #### BATTERY/FUEL CELL MATERIAL MANUFACTURERS Battery/fuel cell material manufacturers Benchmark your materials and components performance in batteries and fuel cells. #### QM Compare test series. Is your (supplier’s) product quality stable? #### TARGET PRODUCTS Any cell chemistry: Li-ion, Na-ion, lithium metal, sodium metal, solid-state, lithium-sulfur, sodium sulfur, oxygen cathodes, Zn-air. BATTERIES #### TARGET PRODUCTS Manage/evaluate your fuel cell parameters and test data from any device. Describe your test cell, electrodes, electrolyte, bipolar plate, sealing and operation mode. FUEL CELLS #### TARGET PRODUCTS Manage/evaluate your electrolysis parameters and test data from any device. Describe your test cell, electrodes, electrolyte, bipolar plate, sealing and operation mode. ELECTROLYSIS #### TARGET PRODUCTS Use Batalyse with any RFB chemistry (Vanadium, Br-H2), stack, electrode or membrane and any test file structure: REDOX-FLOW BATTERIES Free demo and no Obligation Test Batalyse software for free and without obligation #### Data Analysis - Download the recent version of Data Analysis and unzip the archive - Drag and drop the Data Analysis .opx installer to “Origin” - Send a license request [View more](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis#licenseoptions) #### Collect - Please contact us for a demo - We create an online demo server for you with individual password. Collect admin features are NOT available. Batalyse has access to data you upload. - Alternatively, we support you to install Collect on your local hardware. Collect admin features are available. Batalyse has NO access to your data. [View more](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect#license) #### Mind - Please contact us for a demo - We create an online demo server for you with individual password. Batalyse has access to data you upload. - Alternatively, we support you to install Mind on your local hardware. Batalyse then has NO access to your data. [View more](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind#demo) #### EIS Analyser - Free for all Data Analysis customers - Download the application and request a license - Standalone licenses also available []() ## Get a demo ### Get a demo We look forward to get your demo started. [Contact](https://www.batalyse.com/contact/) Batalyse is a spin-off of Fraunhofer ICT and was founded 2021. We are dedicated electrochemists, researchers and programmers who want to make life easier for you. With Batalyse you can invest your time in lab work and discussing with your colleagues. Stop wasting your time for manual data processing! - We are battery scientists and love electrochemistry - Founded 2021 as a spin-off with exclusive license - Data is a great chance for R&D and no burden [Know more](https://www.batalyse.com/about-batalyse/) ## News ### News BLOG Want a sneak what we are currently doing? Here you go. # Modules Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules.md Last modified: 2026-02-06T16:29:43+00:00 Description: Empowering Data Analysis, Collection, and Management: Discover the power of Batalyse's software suite, combining Data Analysis, Collect, and Mind to automate data collection, categorization, and refinement. Harness AI to optimize your research processes and products. ## Empowering Data Analysis, Collection, and Management: 
Explore Batalyse now! ### Empowering Data Analysis, Collection, and Management: 
Explore Batalyse now! Batalyse software modules “Data Analysis”, “Collect” and “Mind” can be used stand-alone but develop their full potential in combination. - [Test options and demo server](#demoserver) - [Our target groups](#ourcustomers) - [License System/Calculator](#licensesystem) - [Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect.md) - [Data Analysis](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis.md) - [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind.md) - [EIS Analyzer](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/eis-analyzer.md) ## Automate your battery and fuel cell R&D and QM! ### Automate your battery and fuel cell R&D and QM! Automate time-consuming work steps for any test device and file structure. Refine your data with Batalyse! #### 50% of a scientist’s work time is devoted to tasks such as data gathering, categorization, standardization, linking, and the management and evaluation of test/analysis and production files. #### 100% future! Access your refined data with own code and artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize your processes and products. ## USPs / Solutions ### USPs / Solutions [To next section](#ourcustomers) #### Any test device - any file structure - any file format Batalyse software supports any test device, file structure and (non-proprietary) file format. Yet unsupported data is added for free. #### Gather your data automatically Gather any test, analysis and production data automatically via network, OPC-UA and your existing databases. #### Standardize + Own calculations Standardize your raw and result data. Create your own templates and formula to receive homogeneous file structures for any research area. #### Display lab/production workflows See how it was done by dynamically created process flow graphs. Visualize all related data via web browser. #### Automate evaluation - monitor running tests Evaluate all files for your team by a dedicated evaluation computer in the background. Monitor running tests and receive update results. #### Manage/Sort/Filter Manage raw materials, specimen, test/result data and graphs. Sort and filter your data for any material within your specimen and for electrochemical performance. #### Automated reports Select a test and receive a power point with diagrams, images and tables - designed by you #### API - Use own code and software Access raw and result data with your own code and third party software. #### No-Access, Data protection Batalyse has NO access to your data and results. Offline license options guarantee you highest possible data protection. ## Get your free demo ### Get your free demo Test Batalyse software on our online servers or your own hardware [Contact](https://www.batalyse.com/contact/) Our Customers Batalyse software is used in R&D, by cell/stack/component/material manufacturers and by QM. #### RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Research and development Automate your R&D and use Batalyse to perform time consuming data handling and processing. #### CELL/STACK MANUFACTURERS Cell/stack manufacturers Benchmark you cells/stacks. Link product, analysis and production data. Automate reports. #### BATTERY/FUEL CELL MATERIAL MANUFACTURERS Battery/fuel cell material manufacturers Benchmark your materials and components performance in batteries and fuel cells. #### QM Compare test series. Is your (supplier’s) product quality stable? #### TARGET PRODUCTS Any cell chemistry: Li-ion, Na-ion, lithium metal, sodium metal, solid-state, lithium-sulfur, sodium sulfur, oxygen cathodes, Zn-air. BATTERIES #### TARGET PRODUCTS Manage/evaluate your fuel cell parameters and test data from any device. Describe your test cell, electrodes, electrolyte, bipolar plate, sealing and operation mode. FUEL CELLS #### TARGET PRODUCTS Manage/evaluate your electrolysis parameters and test data from any device. Describe your test cell, electrodes, electrolyte, bipolar plate, sealing and operation mode. ELECTROLYSIS #### TARGET PRODUCTS Use Batalyse with any RFB chemistry (Vanadium, Br-H2), stack, electrode or membrane and any test file structure: REDOX-FLOW BATTERIES Free demo and no Obligation Test Batalyse software for free and without obligation #### Data Analysis - Download the recent version of Data Analysis and unzip the archive - Drag and drop the Data Analysis .opx installer to “Origin” - Send a license request [View more](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis#licenseoptions) #### Collect - Please contact us for a demo - We create an online demo server for you with individual password. Collect admin features are NOT available. Batalyse has access to data you upload. - Alternatively, we support you to install Collect on your local hardware. Collect admin features are available. Batalyse has NO access to your data. [View more](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect#license) #### Mind - Please contact us for a demo - We create an online demo server for you with individual password. Batalyse has access to data you upload. - Alternatively, we support you to install Mind on your local hardware. Batalyse then has NO access to your data. [View more](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind#demo) #### EIS Analyser - Free for all Data Analysis customers - Download the application and request a license - Standalone licenses also available []() ## License System ### License System Customize your Batalyse software system and select your license options [Request a Quote](https://www.batalyse.com/calculator/) #### Collect R&D Database - Costs per server license - Online or offline license - Individual license options - Still usable after license expiry (read-only) [More info](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect#license) #### Data Analysis Evaluate and benchmark - Computer bound or group licenses - Limited or unlimited number of evaluations - Online or offline license [More info](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis#licenseoptions) #### Mind Lab Information and Management - LIMS - Costs per server license and user number - Online or offline license - Individual license options - Still usable after license expiry (read-only) [More info](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind#demo) ## Get a demo ### Get a demo We look forward to get your demo started. [Contact](https://www.batalyse.com/contact/) # Collect Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect.md Last modified: 2026-02-06T16:29:48+00:00 Description: R&D database for automated test data management. Gathers, categorizes, and standardizes data from Arbin, Basytec, Biologic, Maccor, Neware, and 15+ other devices via network shares and OPC-UA. Full API for Python and AI tools. Docker deployment with offline license option. ## Collect - Efficient Data Management ### Collect - Efficient Data Management Collect is a database software for R&D, QM and production data for any research field and industry sector. Gather, categorize and standardize your raw data automatically and link it with your specimen parameters, test plans, result tables and graphs. - [TEST OPTIONS AND DEMO SERVER](#demo) - [HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS](#hardware) - [LICENSE SYSTEM/CALCULATOR](#license) - [CHANGE LOG](#changelog) ## Collect ### Collect Automate your Data Processing Get rid of data chaos and data islands and manage all data and parameters for your company in one system with Collect. Use Batalyse-'Data Analysis' to evaluate your electrochemical files, or analyze any file type using your own code, open-source tools, or third-party software. Perform battery aging prediction with the connected Cidetec software, Proteo. #### Gathers Automatically collect your files from test device computers, other databases or via OPC-UA. #### Categorize Categorize your files automatically using your individual settings. #### Save and manage Save and manage data from any test device, any file structure and format including images. #### Specimen Library Save and manage your battery, fuel cell, RFB specimen parameters. #### Automated evaluation Use a dedicated evaluation computer with “Data Analysis” to evaluate your test files for your whole team. #### Monitor Monitor ongoing tests and schedule their evaluation. #### Find, sort and filter Use filters to find specific tests with individual specimen materials and components. Sort your tests for electrochemical performance. #### Create and share Create individual password protected database containers to share data, parameters and resuts with your customers. #### API - AI and individual code Access all files and parameters via API. Use your own code, open-source tools, third-party software, or AI to analyze your data, then automatically reupload the results back to the database. #### Standardize and calculate Harmonize any data category according to your settings or load a standard template. Apply your own formulas. #### Avoid data islands Have all data and parameters in one system. #### Manage database settings Display/hide columns and activate your individual electrochemical performance indicators. #### All-in one Use Collect with test files from Arbin, AVL, Basytec, Biologic, Ivium, Keysight, Maccor, Neware, PEC, Solartron,... #### No-Acess, Data protection Batalyse has NO access to your data and results! Offline license options guarantee you highest data protection. #### User rights management You want to see all data but the intern should not?! Manage individual user (group) rights. #### Saves raw, result graphs/tables Store data, result graphs/tables, parameters, documentation, your individual support files in Collect. #### Test options and demo server Get your demo You can test Collect for free and without obligation either on our online demo server or on your local hardware. - Please contact us for a demo - We create an online demo server for you with individual password. Collect admin features are NOT available. Batalyse has access to data you upload. - We support you to install Collect on your local hardware. Collect admin features are available. Batalyse has NO access to your data. #### Hardware Requirements Hardware Collect can be installed on Linux or Windows systems and is provided by Docker. Alternative cloud installations are also available. - Disk space: Depends on the amount of your tabular and binary data. At least 5 GB are required. - CPU: At least 2 cores for Collect and at least 4 cores in combination with Mind - RAM: Min. 8 GB ## Want to Collect experience? ### Want to Collect experience? Test Collect on our online servers or install it on your hardware for free and without obligation. [Get in touch](https://www.batalyse.com/contact/) ## License system - Collect ### License system - Collect License options Customize your Collect license system with optional modules - Costs per server license – additional license options are available - Online and offline licenses available - After license expiry you can still access Collect and all data/results (read-only) [Request a quote](https://www.batalyse.com/calculator/) ## Change Log Change Log We provide continuous updates of Collect which can be downloaded and installed in a few seconds. #### 06.-07.2026 - Merge enhancements: Choose the merged file’s data type directly in the merge form, and merge source-file headers into the result (deduplicated). New explicit Unmerge action, a filter to reveal hidden merged sources, and automatic non-destructive restore of the original sources when a merged entry is deleted. Correct per-file physical-time handling and a union of source columns on same-device merges mean no columns are dropped. - Test Manager – electrode stacking: New Current Collector Thickness column with current-collector-aware derivation, per-role coating and whole-stack totals in the positioning strip, and post-calender porosity that accounts for both coated sides and the current collector. Asymmetric-electrode porosity/density is mirrored in the backend, with tooltips on non-obvious fields. - Specimens & libraries: Recipe-based live composition banner and fully clickable rows in the specimen picker, a new specimen provenance modal tracing each field’s value back to its origin, and an admin toggle to disable automatic specimen creation on import. Grand totals and entity-access-aware counts across the Specimen and Test-Plan libraries, with breakdowns kept across pagination. - Imports, parsing & metadata: Surface BioLogic device / channel / software and the full acquisition time in the file header, map the OCV technique to a data type, and manually re-parse binary-only files. - EIS: File-less preset editor plus graph-customization library columns, and the parser timeout raised to 180 s. - Uploads, KPI Table & result files: Ordered file table with a persistent defaults header, in-scope project attachment for non-manager uploaders, per-entry delete buttons on the KPI Table, and cleanup of orphaned result files on failed saves. - Access control & security: Per-row file access control enforced on all file-list write actions, cryptographically secure password generation, and profile-override identity resolution fixed. - Reliability & data integrity: Exponential backoff for database reconnects so transient outages no longer crash Collect, downloads that fast-fail with a clear error instead of hanging, and timezone-independent date-only writes (no more day-shifting). - Data Analysis integration: DA-token → session-cookie exchange enables native save and session upgrade from the Data Analysis webview. - Guides: In-app guides translated into Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi and Italian, with linked EIS / KPI / Offline tutorial videos. #### 02.2025-05.2026 - Authentication & users: Passkey / WebAuthn sign-in and single sign-on (SSO) between Collect and Mind, a redesigned admin login, multiple labelled API/DA tokens per user, and a new role system with per-user permission toggles, profile switching and inactive-profile management. - Access control, projects & organisation: Project-based access control scoping files, parameters and specimens to projects, with file-access management and bulk edit access across libraries, plus projects administration, project members and organisational-unit management. - EIS Analyzer: Integrated EIS Analyzer 2.0 with DRT and Kramers-Kronig analysis, DEIS (distributed EIS) support, a guided TLM Wizard, and a project-scoped ML Model Library. - IDs, naming & test campaigns: Test & ID Manager generating test campaigns and cell IDs from configurable nomenclature rules with live preview, reusable presets and styled XLSX export, Auto-Name for files, and automatic linking to Test Plan IDs, specimens and organisational units. - Specimens, data display & filtering: Specimen Parameter Library and picker with load-from-library and batch parameter creation, saveable Display Views, a Notes column, the renamed KPI Table, and operator-based date/KPI filtering. - Imports, merge & machine data: OPC-UA machine data integration and many new formats (Neware, El-Cell, Basytec, BioLogic BCS, USB data loggers, JSON…), resumable TUS uploads, Battery Safety Test results, and a reworked merge workflow that keeps originals as segments. - Export, integrations & Mind: Graph Customization Library to save, reuse and export/import styling, polished CSV/XLSX export and .batalyse bundles, Sync to Mind, and external upload/retrieve APIs. - Languages, settings & performance: Multi-language support (German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi) with an in-app switcher, System Settings with overrides, per-folder monitoring controls, offline license validation, and broad performance gains on file lists, large imports and EIS grouping. #### 10.2024-02.2025 (Further) Automate Your Test File Evaluation: - - Add individual components—such as cells, electrolytes, electrodes, separators, and cell formats—to your Collect specimen library and assign them a unique Specimen ID. - - Use a file name nomenclature that includes Specimen IDs. - - Upload test files containing one or more Specimen IDs. - - Collect automatically creates and links a parameter file, using all IDs found in the file name that match entries in the specimen library. - - Collect automatically triggers the evaluation. Result: The entire process, from gathering files to evaluation, is fully automated. For more details, please refer to the [Collect manual](https://www.batalyse.com/tutorials/). - - - Standardization: Transform raw data from various test devices into your customized target structure effortlessly. - - The Collect admin can now edit user (group) names - - Enhanced File Management for Collect Admins: Admins can now better control which files are accessible to employees. New filtering options allow you to sort files by project number and PSP-Element (if integrated with SAP).   - - Fully Customize Your File Name Nomenclature: Take advantage of new pre-defined ‘descriptions’ and a brand-new feature to create your own custom ‘descriptions’ for your file name segments. Easily add or edit your personalized ‘descriptions’ to tailor your file name nomenclature exactly to your needs. - - Auto-update of benchmarks: If a single test is updated or reevaluated, all connected comparisons involving that test will be automatically updated as well.. - - Manage battery safety test data in Collect. Save information like ‘on-set temperature’, ‘thermal runaway temperature’ and emitted gas volume and correlate them with cell and material parameters. - - Data loggers generate data tables that include multiple tests as well as irrelevant data from test breaks. You can now connect your data loggers to Collect and extract the relevant data for a specific test from these tables. - - Fix: We observed an issue where the web browser could block communication and up-/downloads to Collect, preventing test data from being analyzed. To resolve this, we replaced that communication with the Collect API. - - Some menu names, tooltips, and help buttons have been renamed or updated. #### 07.-10.2024 To enhance data security, we have replaced passwords with tokens. Tokens are now required to connect Data Analysis, Collect, and Mind, as well as to access the API with your own code or third-party software. After updating Data Analysis, Collect, or Mind, you must create and use tokens. Your Collect and Mind login passwords remain unchanged and are still required. For general information, please watch the [basics video](https://batalyse.com/videos/Collect-Token.webm), and for detailed instructions, refer to our [tutorial video](https://batalyse.com/videos/tutorials/Batalyse-Tutorial-Token.webm).   - - Receive alerts in Microsoft Teams if a (running) test meets your individual criteria. For general information, please watch the [basics video](https://batalyse.com/videos/Collect-Alert.webm), and for detailed instructions, refer to our [tutorial video](https://batalyse.com/videos/tutorials/Batalyse-Collect-Tutorial7.webm%20). - - Specimen library: New export / import feature for your specimimen paramaters json - - Specimen libary: Component composition and name are now also displayed for flow batterie and fuel cell/electrolysis - - Manage specimen parameters columns for both single tests and comparisons via ‘Settings’ menu - - Raw data standardization has been improved: the applied formulas are now displayed, and you can manage which data should be standardized after formula changes are made - - User interface (UI) improvements - - Collect data from machine control by OPC-UA: various improvements #### 04.-07.2024 - - Improved file monitoring (import from your local network) - -  Tests that are still running are better recognized. - - Extended support to import new file formats, including very large test files > 100 MB - - Collect now standardizes all date and time information for any test device to this format to improve your sorting and filtering options. This also includes updating the date format for existing files in Collect. - - New quick filter bars added for Specimen and Test/process plan libraries. - - Want to share test series information or provide supporting information for a publication? Use this new feature to create a zip archive! Please check this video for more information:  [Collect-Share Zip](https://batalyse.com/videos/Collect-Zip.webm) - - The new Import Specimen feature allows you to easily upload your local Data Analysis JSON specimen parameter files to Collect, eliminating the need to reenter them manually.  (JSON supported from Data Analysis version 2023-01) - - We have improved the schedule evaluation feature. - - Previously, selecting multiple tests from different Collect pages was not possible. Now it is! - - The test file name is now displayed when you view the raw data. - - By selecting the respective button in the Standardized Data column, you can now view the standardized data table along with the formulas you used. - - Units of your specimen parameters are now displayed - - Bug fixes - - Missing entry in column „Project name“ fixed #### Older versions 02.-04.2024 - Automated test file evaluations – Extract cell parameters from the test file header and use your individual evaluation settings from the specimen library - Test cell parameters are extracted from the file header (e.g. Biologic, Neware) directly after upload - If the file name includes a batch ID with a match in your specimen library the settings of the corresponding entry are used - A new specimen entry that both includes the input from 1. and 2. is created and linked with the uploaded test file automatically - The test file is evaluated automatically by Data Analysis when you activate the “Collect monitor” feature - New Fuel cells / electrolysis specimen dialog and parameters management - Improved support for test files including mutliple tests e.g. formation or grading for Hangke cyclers. - Network monitor and file upload improvements - The status of an upload is now displayed for both your manual uploads and your network monitor menu and can be filtered: pending/importing/deleted/done. - Deleted files no longer lead to empty entries in the network monitor. - You can easily restart the file import by Add to monitoring list e.g. if there was an error or if the test file is still running. - Performance improvements: Jumping from one menu or page to another will be smoother and faster. - The number of your selected files is now displayed in every menu. - Active filters are now displayed in the specimen library     01.2024 - Improved file monitoring – automatically gather your test and analysis files. - After updating Collect, files being in monitoring process don’t get lost - Fixed a double import issue - Improved identification of files - Fixed an issue that files from newly added monitoring folders were not uploaded to Collect immediately - New Redox-Flow Battery specimen dialog and parameters management   File name nomenclatures - Option to add and to manage multiple file name nomenclatures to categorize your files automatically. - Improved display of applied nomenclature (see which nomenclature is being applied) - Significantly improved performance when deleting files - Newly added support for test files including mutliple tests e.g. formation or grading for Hangke cyclers. - Improved support for OPC-UA connections - Improved data standardization features (available for testing) – Standardize your test data to receive a uniform file structure independent of the cyclers and test devices you are using. - Fixed an issue that files were not displayed correctly in the “network monitor”.     11-12.2023 - Improved support for many new file structures, test devices and for OPC-UA connections - User group management (available) – Create individual users or user groups with individual log-in passwords and rights. Manage file view and delete and access to settings permissions. – Take care that interns have no delete permissions and can only see their own tests: [Collect-User Management](https://djjspm04.eu1.hubspotlinksfree.com/Ctc/UD+113/djJSPM04/VX3wMl8J9sf0N8RL8T_p7V5SW1xTZ7Q56pL0wN824DzK3m2ndW7Y8-PT6lZ3n3W73q97r8tGsNsVyHMR25xj7NrVK0Ng22-qN6LW44102Z3D0cC_W8qbCNZ5sgQtTW5Fqkrz81R33xW22fmkG3-5SVgN2WRYMZj_1VDW7Z36Zn1BbtCWW1GkcDk9cV6bgW3pR8vV6V38GqW2bK9282PXYxTW3XQBYw6TzFddVbRzsh4my6dwW4n-yDQ4y-s47W3Bgm_g2DX_1lW8SLhx24dsDd1W7LR27n2dVJhLW8TWN77202sSXW47SSh45sLsR8W8lthhf7LZHgHW2D0YNk8jzrK8W4qQ75B8cRp0YW3L_kJj21tkxfW4Bq1mQ4jndTbN5Y1KQ0L8NyLf5dR_vj04) - Improved filter options – now also added for your comparisons   - Data standardization features (available for testing) – Standardize your test data to receive a uniform file structure independent of the cyclers and test devices you are using - Calculator: Add your own formulas to perform calculations with your raw data       07-10.2023 - Improved merge feature to reduce database entries   - Improved filter options – add multiple files and sort your tests with “><=” operators   - Data standardization features (in work) – Standardize your test data to receive a uniform file structure independent of the cyclers you are using - User group management (in work) – Create user groups with individual rights. Add/remove users to these groups to manage their rights comfortably. - Added support for OPC-UA connections (in work)     06.2020-06.2023 - A lot of work and development… Please ask for a demo to see yourself 🙂 ## Collect Your research data management platform for any business, any test device and every file structure! ### Gather, Categorize, Standardize, Manage your data Automate previous manual work steps ### All-in-one Database for Arbin, AVL, Basytec, Biologic, Ivium, Keysight, Lanhe, Maccor, Neware, Origalys, PEC, ... Automate your data processing Gather, store, categorize, share data/metadata/information - User manual - Installation manual - Quick guide (Admin) - Quick guide (User) # Data Analysis Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis.md Last modified: 2026-02-06T16:29:45+00:00 Description: Evaluate and benchmark electrochemical test data from Arbin, Basytec, Biologic, Maccor, Neware, and 15+ other devices. Cycling, CV, GITT, HPPC analysis with 100+ graphs in 9 languages. ## Data Analysis - Save Time & Effort ### Data Analysis - Save Time & Effort Evaluate and benchmark your electrochemical test data for any test device, file structure and non-proprietary file format. - [Test options and demo server](#getdemo) - [Hardware Requirements](#requiredsoftware) - [License System/Calculator](#licenseoptions) - [Download](#downloads) - [Change log](#changelog) ## Data Analysis ### Data Analysis Boost your test Evaluation Data Analysis is your solution if you work with electrochemical test files in battery, fuel-cell, electrolysis or redox flow battery (RFB) research. We add any file structure and test system your require for free. #### All-in one Evaluate test files from Arbin, AVL, Basytec, Biologic, Ivium, Keysight, Maccor, Neware, PEC, Solartron,... #### Benchmark / Compare Get information on your test series and also compare test series with each other #### Compatible Evaluate files from your local file system, Batalyse Collect database or your own database #### Specimen Parameters Add and load your individual specimen parameters to calculate result tables and diagrams #### Automate Automate your test data evaluation in combination with Batalyse Collect database #### Result graphs Use 100+ predefined result graphs in 9 different languages and labelled according to your settings #### Flexible Modify result graphs as you like and change line colors, axis labeling,... #### Confidential and Save Batalyse has no access to your data and results. You have full control and your data stays in-house #### Test options Get your Demo Data Analysis can be tested for free and without obligation - Download Data Analysis, unzip the archive - Install by drag-and-drop to opened Origin window on your computer - Sent us a license request. We will contact you when the license is active - Batalyse has no access to your test data and results #### Requirements Required software Data Analysis requires the graphing and analysis software “Origin” as a platform. It can be installed on any office computer. - Requires Origin 2022b or better newer versions - Origin Pro is not required ## Test Data Analysis now for free ### Test Data Analysis now for free We look forward to starting your demo. [Get in touch](https://www.batalyse.com/contact/) ## License system - Data Analysis ### License system - Data Analysis License options Data Analysis licenses can be customized for individual users, research groups and whole companies or universities. A license includes access to updates and service. - Licenses are bound to specific computers or to a company wide user domain - Online and offline licenses abailable - Limited or unlimited number of evaluations [Request a quote](https://www.batalyse.com/calculator/) ## Download Data Analysis ### Download Data Analysis Please note that Batalyse requires Origin 2022b or newer\! [Data Analysis installation manual](https://www.batalyse.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Batalyse-Data-Analysis_InstallGuide.pdf) ## Change Log Change Log Data Analysis is continuously updated with your and other user’s feedback #### 2026-04 (updated 2026-07-17) - Integrated EIS Analyzer: EIS files from Batalyse Collect are now analysed with the full Batalyse EIS Analyzer - Equivalent-circuit fit, DRT and Kramers-Kronig validation - Nyquist, Bode and analysis plots are created in Origin, exported as images and uploaded back to Collect - A combined Origin project (.opju) export of an EIS analysis, including graph customization, can be requested from Collect - Supported on Origin 2022b – 2024b in addition to Origin 2025/2026   - New “Edit graph curves” dialog: a new toolbar button lists every curve of any graph in your project and lets you change the plot type (line, scatter, line + symbol), line colour, width and style, symbol colour, size and shape, and show or hide individual curves. A bulk-edit row applies a setting to all curves at once and the dialog stays open after Apply.   - New voltage relaxation (dV/dt) analysis of rest steps: per-rest dV/dt and rest time, fast/slow segmentation and a bi-exponential fit of the rest voltage giving the open-circuit voltage, the fast and slow amplitudes and time constants and the fit quality. Two new graphs show the relaxation curves (one curve per rest, coloured and labelled by SOC) and the time constants versus SOC and cycle. - Cumulative energy throughput: new cumulative charge and discharge energy columns and a new “Throughput vs. cycle” graph combining cumulative capacity and cumulative energy. - Further new graphs: - Cumulative discharge endpoint capacity slippage plot (1.31) - CV comparison graphs – areal current density vs. voltage and voltage vs. current density, split into one curve per cycle - Graph 4.5 (voltage vs. test capacity) is now plotted per selected cycle - Median and median + moving-average noise filters with configurable window size for the differential curves (dQ/dV, dT/dV) and the relaxation curve. - Date and time of each cycle start is now available as a Date_Time column in the per-cycle summary export, for KPI exports and partner data exchange.   - Gamry EXPLAIN (.DTA) files are supported, including the short OCP / corrosion-potential exports that were previously rejected. - Files parsed by Collect (BioLogic .mpr, Neware, Maccor, Ivium, Metrohm, Lanhe/Batalyse .cex) are recognised with their Collect column names.   - Faster installation, updates and analysis: the program code is shipped in a few large bundles instead of dozens of individual files, and the heaviest calculation loops were optimised for very large files. - Analysis of large merged files no longer hangs – the DCIR delay search and the rest-step fits were reworked (worst case dropped from 60 s to under a second per fit), and the rest fit now shows a progress bar and can be cancelled. - Works behind corporate proxies: the system proxy configuration (including automatic configuration scripts) and Windows integrated authentication are used automatically, and connections through TLS-inspecting proxies no longer fail. - 24-hour grace period for the licence check – a temporary connection problem to the licence server no longer reports your licence as expired. - Bug reports with screenshots and attachments: paste a screenshot directly into the bug-report dialog, attach files, and save the report as a ZIP file if sending fails.   - Corrected results. Please note that results recalculated with this version can differ from earlier ones: - The average step voltage is time-weighted again; average power and line energy follow from the corrected voltage, and the average current now uses the same method on all Origin versions - Corrected specific capacity denominators (coating, electrolyte and separator) and stack volumetric capacity - Irreversible loss is now calculated for tests that start with a charge step - GITT diffusivity – fit window, physical constants, unit conversion and per-pulse current are handled correctly, and repeated runs give identical results - Cumulative energy is now deterministic, and Line_Time uses the step time reported by the device - Further fixes: Continue Import for Basytec MySQL databases, Lanhe Excel files that could hang Origin, Excel import without the separate Excel Connector, start and end date/time supplied by Collect, C-rate labels on time-axis graphs, weights entered in g or kg, EIS impedance columns from Collect, and parallel analysis of several Collect files without a Collect Monitor login. - A systematic correctness and stability review of the whole analysis removed a large number of latent faults in the cycle, step, pulse, EIS, comparison and graph code – a frequent cause of aborted analyses.   - Please note: this version of Data Analysis requires Batalyse Collect version 23.07.2026 or newer. #### 2026-03 (updated 2026-04-24) - Sign in to Batalyse Collect directly from Data Analysis. Instead of creating an access token in Collect’s admin area and pasting it in, Data Analysis opens the Collect login page and establishes the connection for you. Expired or invalid access is detected and the login re-opens automatically. - Personal access instead of admin access. Each user’s connection is stored under their own name, and a dedicated Monitor User setting lets the Collect Monitor run under a normal user account. - Several Collect servers side by side: - Access is stored per server, so switching between servers that share a user name no longer overwrites each other - The server address field is now a dropdown with your previously used addresses - The active server is shown in the dialog titles - You can log out directly from the batch monitor   - Much more informative error reporting in the batch monitor and the Collect Monitor: the error message, the processing step where it happened, a timestamp and the job type are shown in the Errors column. Error rows can be removed, and stalled or silently crashed background jobs are detected instead of hanging at a fixed percentage.   - Reference-electrode end-of-charge potential: new WE-RE and CE-RE end-of-charge columns with the matching formulas and a new graph, plus a combined WE-CE / WE-RE / CE-RE electrode view. - Improved BioLogic BCS support with better extraction of the values from the file header. - Adjustable minimum step current for step detection, for cyclers whose zero-current steps carry a small residual current.   - Uploads and downloads no longer depend on Python. All transfers to and from Batalyse Collect now use a built-in transfer component, which makes transfers more robust on restricted machines. - Faster comparisons and graph export – data for nested tests is only downloaded when a selected graph actually needs it. - Units are transferred to Collect as proper characters (superscripts, µ, Ohm), so uploaded summary tables read correctly. - Better detection of “Info” sheets in Excel-based exports, and step names now include pause steps. - Exported graph images carry the plot type in the file name.   - Fixes: - Row capacity is integrated with midpoint interpolation of the current, and discharge energy keeps its sign - Combined charge + discharge comparison graphs showed duplicated legend entries and wrong colours and line styles - Continue Import silently imported nothing in some cases and produced empty error reports; capacity and all dependent formula columns are now recalculated for the appended rows - Access database import, and header lines with an unusual number of columns - Background comparisons that stayed at 0 % or reported no error, and comparisons of comparisons that could not find their underlying tests - Collect uploads with numeric or boolean metadata values, duplicate column headers and over-long file names #### 2026-02 (updated 2026-02-09) - Fixed the line-end average voltage, which was calculated incorrectly on Origin 2025 and older. - Several fixes for direct database imports. - Licence retrieval retries automatically instead of failing on a single unsuccessful attempt. #### 2026-01 (updated 2026-01-25) - Better EIS comparison plots for tests with only a single cycle. - Fixed that parameters from one file could overwrite another file’s parameters when several files were configured in the same “multiple files” session. - Fixed the time column, which was not fully calculated in certain cases on older Origin versions. - A confusing cycle-selection error message no longer appears when the selection cannot be matched. #### 2025-05 (updated 2025-12-19) - Full reference-electrode analysis: - New WE-RE and CE-RE result columns (average potential, polarization and more) - DCIR for reference electrodes and new step polarization graphs - Reference-electrode graphs are plotted whenever the corresponding standard graph is selected - Counter-electrode potential offset: an offset can be entered in the Parameters dialog and is applied to all single-test graphs, with axis scales rounded accordingly.   - SOH and further new graphs versus equivalent full cycles. - BioLogic BCS files are supported. - Already-analysed tests can be merged – the previous analysis is stripped automatically, so a merge of merges is possible, locally or through Batalyse Collect. A “delete original data” option was added when merging into existing results. - Uploads to Batalyse Collect are resumable and retry automatically, so large uploads survive a dropped connection.   - Graph labels are fully translated into 10 languages (English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Turkish) – axis titles, DCIR, SOC/SOH/OCV, electrode designations, efficiency, capacity slippage and differential-analysis labels. - Modernised dialogs with a consistent look, and the exact version (including subversion) is now shown in the dialogs. - Assign Columns moved into the Parameters dialog, so column mapping is done together with the rest of the test setup. - Faster analysis through a series of performance improvements, and the file selection dialog now shows all relevant file types.   - Fixes: - “Continue Import” – importing new data into an already-analysed workbook works again - EIS – comparison graphs no longer error out, legends are correct when multiple EIS data sets are shown, and missing cycle ends are detected - Merging files from Collect with differing columns, and duplicate upload errors in Collect - Safety-test graphs and the safety-test KPI table upload - The pulse comparison summary table and its graphs - Compatibility with Origin 2026 – incorrect test-SOC results and a calculation error in certain graphs #### 2025-04 (updated 2025-07-17) - Reference electrodes and extra measurement channels from separate files: additional columns recorded in a second file (for example a reference-electrode or sensor file) can now be linked to a test and analysed together with it. - Direct import of Maccor and Neware binary files through dedicated connectors, and Arbin Access databases moved to the normal Import button instead of the separate database import. - Connectors install themselves automatically (CSV, XLSX and others), and are fetched from Batalyse if the OriginLab download fails.   - Circle fit for EIS: the semicircle of the Nyquist plot is fitted automatically and its parameters are written to the results. - New graphs: CC-CV comparison, CC-CV charge + discharge comparison, additional dQ/dV diagrams including dQ/dV vs. capacity separated into charge and discharge (single test and comparison), and new BST/BTS graphs. - “Equivalent full cycle” column added to the step data. - Dark mode for all dialogs, following the Windows system setting. - Merging of predefined groups from Batalyse Collect, so a group defined in Collect can be analysed as one merged test.   - More accurate device and step-type recognition: better detection of Neware and Maccor files, BioLogic step recognition when the “MD” column is unusable, more reliable identification when current and voltage barely change, and case-insensitive column matching. - More date and time formats are understood, and files with only two columns can now be imported. - The licence dialog was reworked, including offline licences. - Proxy settings are set to “system” automatically when they were previously “direct”, so connections work on managed company networks.   - Fixes: - Uploads to Collect failed for file IDs above 10 million - Step and test SOC were calculated incorrectly when the negative electrode was selected - dT/dV columns and the corresponding graphs were wrong - Relative capacity was wrong when “Full capacity cycle” was set to 0 - The Potential-Current-Temperature graph and the current-density right-hand axis - Mean values were wrong when only a single column was selected - Data Analysis failed to compile on Origin versions older than 2025 #### 2025-03 (updated 2025-04-04) - EIS data from Arbin Excel exports is now recognised and analysed. - Linking measurement files now happens in the Parameters dialog instead of a separate step, so everything about a test is configured in one place. - Better recognition of file structures, so more exports are read correctly on the first attempt. - Faster downloads from Batalyse Collect, with more forgiving timeouts on slow connections, improved Collect sign-in handling and a tidier connection dialog. - The Basic Parameters section of the Parameters dialog was reworked.   - Fixes: - EIS comparisons of more than 8 tests no longer fail - “Set all” in the Parameters dialog now applies the values reliably to every selected file - Landt files import correctly again, and LVDT / data-logger files import more reliably - The default minimum-difference setting for dQ/dV was corrected #### 2025-02 (updated 2025-03-03) - - Data Analysis now automatically installs the proprietary file format connectors for .mpr and .cex files and a python package. You no longer need to manually install or update these connectors when installing or updating Data Analysis. Batalyse plans to add more connectors in collaboration with OriginLab in the coming months. - - Improved and expanded specimen dialog. - - Code Optimization – Automated pulse/HPPC fits – faster calculations, especially when handling a large number of measurement points during the pulse. - - New comparison graph: Discharge and charge capacity for each selected test over the cycle number vs Coulom Efficiency / Voltaic Efficiency / Energy Efficiency. - - Polarization graphs available for single tests now also added for comparisons. - - Improved support for supercaps: New result graphs, labelling options and expanded calculation table. - - The axes of EIS comparison graphs are now uniformly scaled, and the object manager displays the test name. - - New CV graphs added: - - We have improved the tooltips in the specimen dialog to be less intrusive. Now, only one tooltip is displayed at a time, preventing multiple active tooltips from blocking your view. Bug fixes: – Fixed a bug where specimen parameters from the file header of Biologic/Neware files were not correctly applied during graph calculations. – Resolved issues causing problems when merging Neware files. – Hangke formation tester files didn’t show the Excel sheet names in the legend. #### 2025-01 (updated 2025-02-10) - - Perform automated pulse / hppc fits and receive insights on electrolyte, concentration and charge transfer resistance. More information: M. Daowd et al., Battery Models Parameter Estimation based on Matlab/Simulink, International Review of Electrical Engineering, 7(4), 4915-4924. - - New: Analyze Battery Safety Tests! Data Analysis now supports data loggers with multiple channels to record voltage, pressure, and temperature at various cell or module positions. Easily determine onset temperature, emitted gas volume, and maximum temperature. If you conduct safety tests, feel free to contact us! - -  DCIR – new single and comparison graphs - - Constant Current – Constant Voltage (CC-CV): Gain deeper insights into the capacity distribution at each stage - - Enhanced Split Graph Feature: Easily extract individual curves from a graph into separate graph objects. This feature now supports a wider range of graph types. - - Graphs with an x-axis based on cycle ranges can now be duplicated or multiplied, each with a defined cycle range to focus on specific test sections. - - EIS graphs can now be selected via the Graph Control tab, and new EIS graphs have been added.   - - Improved support for various test devices e.g. Maccor, Neware, Gamry, Solartron,… #### 2024.04 (updated 09.10.2024) To enhance data security, we have replaced passwords with tokens. Tokens are now required to connect Data Analysis, Collect, and Mind, as well as to access the API with your own code or third-party software. After updating Data Analysis, Collect, or Mind, you must create and use tokens. Your Collect and Mind login passwords remain unchanged and are still required. For general information, please watch the [basics video](https://batalyse.com/videos/Collect-Token.webm), and for detailed instructions, refer to our [tutorial video](https://batalyse.com/videos/tutorials/Batalyse-Tutorial-Token.webm).   - - Graph calculation formulas are now displayed both in Graph Control – Graph selection and above each created graph - - New information dialog  - - WE coating thickness – enry added/linked to Basic Parameters section - - Comparison graphs: new error display style added. With “None” only the standard deviation is plotted. - - - Curve colors can be edited more easily now (only from Origin2024b) - - New Graph Control option: Show/hide vertical reference lines - - New comparison result graph added: Discharge capacity, CE vs. cycle comparison   - - Improves support for various test devices - - Improved merge feature #### 2024.04 (updated 03.07.2024) - - New graph customization option #1:  Select individual color for Voltaic and Energy efficiency and adjust efficiency axis range(s) and increment(s) - - New graph customization option #2:  (De)Acitvate graph gridlines - - Coin cells (CR1616 and CR2032) added to the Cell format section - - File name is now displayed in Collect monitor - - Password entry in Data Analysis to connect to Collect is by default hidden - - Improvements and bug fixes with the Data Analysis continue import function in combination with our Collect database software. - - Improvements for EIS analysis: - - x/y axis now have the same scaling - - Curves have different color - - Resistance is now normalized to electrode area if added in dialog - - Reference electrodes - - New reference electrode result dQ/dV graphs - - WE-RE voltage at x and y axis - - CE-RE voltage at x and y axis - - You can now also directly assign your test file columns when working with Biologic mpr files. Please update your mpr connector to the latest version. - - New support for Galvanostatic intermittent titration technique (GITT) tests - - Added support for Battery Dynamics test devices - - Improved support for Neware, Astrol, Ivium, Maccor and Nanocycler test devices - Data Analysis v2024-04 uses a Python package to accelerate the upload of results to Batalyse Collect database. This is only relevant for you if you use both Data Analysis and Collect. Please accept the installation of the Python package in that case. #### Older versions 2024.02 (updated 18.04.2024) - Search and filter your result graphs - Identify your result graphs easier and faster by the graph number - Skip Evaluation → Stop Test – The feature to skip an evaluation when Data Analysis evaluates multiple test files was improved to stop the test more reliably. All corresponding Origin background processes are terminated. - - Improvements and bug fixes with the Data Analysis continue import function in combination with our Collect database software.   - Improved support for tests with reference electrode. The new Assign Colums feature allows editing your input in advance and after the evaluation process.   - New Fuel-cell / Electrolysis specimen dialog and parameters management - New Origin connector to work with Lanhe/Landt .cex files. You can now also directly evaluate these .cex files with Data Analysis! - Added new volumetric capacity comparison graphs - Improved/updated support for many cyclers, multiple bug fixes and support of new file structures     2024.01 (updated 23.01.2024) - Added an option for fixed X-axis scale for Capacity Axis - Added an option for manually specifying axis titles for voltage and capacity axes - Improved volumetric capacity graphs - Hangke + Multi channel LVDT import support (from Collect) - Fix support for capitalized “MPR”, “XLS/S” file extensions - Comparison CC-CV graphs - Bug fixes     2023.09 (updated 08.11.2023) - Added voltage areal capacity comparison graphs - Fixed “skip” function for collect-monitor, general improvement to “skip” - Prevent some dialogs from opening in the background and halting the process - Collect monitor error and progress improvements - Improved test type detection - Prioritize selected cycle for 100% Capacity and SOC over Nominal-Cap - Support Maccor files with Voltage in µV - Added axis title units separator and parts selection - Coating and stack volumetric capacity comparison - Support extracting active material and nominal capacity from some Neware  file formats - Added option to separate charge/discharge curves graphs - Added option to load graph style from template - Added option for fixed capacity/voltage scale ranges - Added line thickness and symbol size and color selection - Bug fixes     2023.08 (updated 15.09.2023) - Added dVA (dV/dQ) graphs - Improved merge functionality to allow merging files with different columns, i.e. for different BioLogic methods - Improved pulse graphs - Added minimal dV ranges for differential graphs smoothing - Relative loss + discharge capacity graph - New option for selecting cycles to display with offset, i.e. you can enter 2+10 to show cycles 2, 12, 22… - Improved waterfall diagrams - Improved Ivium and BioLogic support - Improved and fixed thickness measurement graphs, ability to merge thickness measurement data - Multiple bug fixes     2023.06 (updated 17.07.2023) - Added voltage vs. areal capacity graph (single tests) - Added end-of-charge/discharge-voltage graphs (single tests + comparison) - Improved “Merge” function to support merging of additional file structures - Added “Load” and “Export” Buttons to specific components inside the parameters dialog - Improved 3-electrode diagrams - New entry fields in the parameters dialog – notes, porosity, temperature and pressure - Accuracy improvements for step type recognition and average current calculation, especially for steps with few data rows - Multiple bug fixes   2023.05 (updated 11.05.2023) - Added voltage vs. areal capacity graph (single tests) - Added end-of-charge/discharge-voltage graphs (single tests + comparison) - Improved “Merge” function to support merging of additional file structures - Added “Load” and “Export” Buttons to specific components inside the parameters dialog - Improved 3-electrode diagrams - New entry fields in the parameters dialog – notes, porosity, temperature and pressure - Accuracy improvements for step type recognition and average current calculation, especially for steps with few data rows - Multiple bug fixes       2023.03 (updated 21.03.2023) - Added voltage vs. areal capacity graph (single tests) - Added end-of-charge/discharge-voltage graphs (single tests + comparison) - Improved “Merge” function to support merging of additional file structures - Added “Load” and “Export” Buttons to specific components inside the parameters dialog - Improved 3-electrode diagrams - New entry fields in the parameters dialog – notes, porosity, temperature and pressure - Accuracy improvements for step type recognition and average current calculation, especially for steps with few data rows - Multiple bug fixes       2023.02 (updated 07.02.2023) - Added unit selection to the parameters dialog to choose between mg/g/kg and mm/cm/m - Added Power vs. Current CV graph - Bug fixes     2023.01 (updated 17.01.2023) - Automatically detect the test type (Cycling, EIS, CV) - Improved DB import table – the first 3 columns are fixed in place for better overview - Improved graph-export mechanism and fixes to some graphs not being correctly exported - Slight precision improvements for some file structures by utilizing additional columns - Auto-fill merge groups for excel files with multiple sheets - Support for measurements with reference electrodes: when activating “Reference electrode(s)” under “Supplemental test methods” you will later be prompted to assign the correct electrode type, and new diagrams will be plotted accordingly *this method currently doesn’t work when analyzing multiple files in parallel - Improved support for Lanhe, Neware and AVL devices - Added initial support for Origalys files - Bug fixes     2022.09 (updated 25.11.2022) - Comparisons which are made during the initial evaluation can now run in parallel for improved performance. - Improved connection to Batalyse Collect. All Collect connections are made via the Collect API, and the MySQL driver and ODS file are no longer needed - New test summary table worksheet, showing the important values with each cycle in a single row - Small performance improvements to the Import from Database table - Show file/test name during evaluation in the parallel evaluation window - Improved MS graphs - Improvements to license system - Bug fixes     2022.08 (updated 19.10.2022) - Added cycle selection for CV and EIS graphs - Improved SOC calculation method and graphs, always go from 0-100% - Added EIS as an additional test method under Electrochemical Cycling (for combined measurement files) - The “Split graphs” button has been renamed to “Split graph/table”, and can now be used for generating sheets with separated curve data columns (i.e. Capacity vs. Voltage) - Bug fixes     2022.07 (updated 30.09.2022) - Bug fixes and small improvements to the parameters dialog     2022.06 (updated 22.09.2022) - Major improvements to the parameters dialog, which allow more detailed description of the cell and its components - Added a new feature for parallel processing of tests for better CPU usage, leading to significant performance improvement when analyzing multiple files - Performance and visual improvements to the “Import from database” table - New graphs: – Capacity vs. cycle number with differentiation between total capacity and galvanostatic (CC) capacity – Voltage vs. capacity curves, with current as right Y axis - Differential graphs:  use span instead of points for Loess and Lowess smoothing methods - Bug fixes and performance improvements 2022.04 (updated 23.05.2022) - Added initial support for Ivium files. - Added options for modifying axis units display format, e.g. choose between “Capacity / mAh g-1” and “Capacity – mAh/g” - Communications between Data Analysis and the Batalyse license server are now encrypted. - Bug fixes and performance improvements     2022.03 (updated 12.04.2022) - Additional improvements when working with Batalyse Collect - Simple comparisons of EIS and CV tests are now possible, showing all curves from the compared tests in one graphs. - New graphs: V vs. log(t) - Many bug fixes and performance improvements       2022.01 (updated 15.02.2022) - You can now try our Collect Demo server directly from Data Analysis! Make sure that the [MySQL ODBC driver](https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/) is installed on your computer, click on “Import from Database” (the second button in the Data Analysis toolbar), select the “Batalyse Collect” database type and check the “Use the public Batalyse-Collect demo server” checkbox. - Many bug fixes and performance improvements       2021.17 (updated 14.12.2021) - When selecting multiple tests, you can now delete tests from the “Multiple files” dialog without starting again - Improved voltage vs. SOC graph - Improvements to the “Continue import” function, now also supports Arbin Access files - Additional options for Pulse tests (allow detection of relaxation pulses, change Pulse axis units) - Added 3D Pulse Ri vs. SOC and cycle graph - Added electrode area input for CV tests, which will show the current density as an additional axis - Many bug fixes and performance improvements       2021.16 (updated 12.10.2021) - Improvements to the “Continue import” function, now also supports Arbin xlsx files - Implemented BioLogic mpr file support (requires Origin 2020b or later and the BioLogic connector) - Added “Relative Irreversible Capacity” graphs - Added an option to not ignore cycles with negligible capacity - Added an option to show pause steps in V vs. time graphs - Many bug fixes and performance improvements       2021.14 (updated 20.08.2021) - Improvements to the “Continue Import” function, allows using the function for merged data. - Changed the Graphs overview table to use Bitmap caching, which allows much faster scrolling and tab switching after initially displaying the graphs. - Added Turkish language for plotting - Bug fixes and performance improvements   2021.13 (updated 20.07.2021) - Improved license system, use license server instead of license files - Improvements to SOH graphs: the cycle for 100% SOH can be selected with the “Auto-determine full capacity” function. Otherwise, the cycle with the highest discharge capacity will be used automatically - DCIR: Added option to show Charge DCIR in addition to Discharge DCIR - Improved the “Re-open parameters dialog” function to also re-calculate values which weren’t updated in previous versions. *Please note that the update function will only work for evaluations made with this and later versions - Improved waterfall diagrams - Bug fixes - Changed the minimal Origin version requirement to 2019b       2021.11 (updated 29.06.2021) - New logo, new design for some of the toolbar icons - The manual “Compare” Button has been extended to “Compare or edit parameters”, which now also allows editing the parameters for multiple previously-evaluated tests at once - Due to changes in the license mechanism, Data-Analysis group licenses which were created for v2021.10 won’t work anymore. If you are affected by this, please send us a new license request after installing the new version - Added a list of open-source modules and their licenses, which are used by Batalyse – Data Analysis (licenses.md) - Bug fixes       2021.10 (updated 02.06.2021) - Fixed performance issues from version 2021.09 - Bug fixes       2021.09 (updated 31.05.2021, license file not included) - New diagrams: Delta-V, additional pulse measurements diagrams, areal capacity single Y axis - Added impedance column type selection to the “column assignment” dialog - Better test selection when using the comparison button - Default trial license file is removed, and must be requested through the pop up dialog - Added product disclaimer - Bug fixes       2021.07 (updated 28.04.2021, valid until 31.05.2021) - Added comparison bar charts for the first 3 cycles coulomb-efficiency - Bug fixes       2021.06 (updated 27.04.2021, valid until 31.05.2021) - Comparison of comparison now creates its own comparison sheet, and the same graphs which are created for “normal” comparison - Re-open parameters button now works for comparisons too, allowing you to change graph-related parameters and replot the comparison graphs - Added comparison bar charts for the first cycle coulomb-efficiency and 100th cycle relative capacity - In the comparison data table, you can now directly see the values of each tests for each cycle. - The Continue Import button now lets you choose multiple tests to continue at the same time. - Added support for CorrWare cyclers, improved Bitrode support - Bug fixes and performance improvement       2021.05 (updated 18.03.2021, valid until 30.04.2021) - Bug fixes and performance improvement       2021.04 (updated 16.03.2021, valid until 30.04.2021) - Added “Continue Import” button, which allows you to continue the analysis of a test file which was already partly analysed This function currently doesn’t support Excel files - Improved the automatic column recognition algorithm, and added the possibility to manually assign columns to their content type This function currently supports electrochemical cycling column types - Added a selection for calculating efficiency values also between cycles with different current rates - Added an option for emptying the content of raw data columns which are not used in the analysis in order to reduce the total project file size - Bug fixes and performance improvement       2021.03 (updated 26.02.2021, valid until 30.04.2021) - Bug fixes and performance improvement       2021.02 (updated 23.02.2021, valid until 31.03.2021) - Improved support for Digatron import - Additional comparison graphs are plotted when comparing sets of comparisons - Graph names are now displayed in the overview table when using the “embed graphs” feature - New graphs: - - “Irreversible (capacity) loss” comparison graphs as percentage of theoretical capacity - Voltage vs. SOC curve graphs, based on cycle capacity - Bug fixes: - Fixed a bug which caused wrong axis units factor (i.e. Ah instead of mAh) to be displayed in some graphs - Fixed missing current rate display in specific use cases - Various other fixes         2021.01 (updated 05.01.2021, valid until 28.02.2021) - Option to add names to comparison groups from the multiple files dialog - Improved smoothing of dQ/dV graphs with selection of the smoothing function - Added EIS support for some ScienLab data formats - New graphs: -  Relative discharge capacity (%) vs. cycle number – also as comparison graphs When using the “Auto determine full capacity cycle” option, the capacity at the given cycle will be used as 100% in this graph. This allows for better comparison of tests with varying initial capacity - Discharge capacity vs. cycle (Without additional axis) - Bug fixes: - Fixed error when saving the parameter file to network paths starting with “//” - In some cases V/C graphs showed incorrect plots when merging multiple files - Comparison grpahs of groups had incorrect colors for the standard deviation curves -  Some axis labels sometimes showed incorrect order of magnitude - Various other small bugs       2020.17 (updated 01.12.2020, valid until 31.01.2021) - Multiple bug fixes and improvements - Improved support for some Maccor, Scienlab and Arbin file formats       2020.16 (limited-release beta version, skipped)       2020.15 (updated 09.10.2020, valid until 30.11.2020) - Added a new dialog for managing the analysis of multiple files, which gives a better overview of the parameters used for each file and a more powerful control over comparison and merging - Added charge endpoint capacity slippage graphs - Added support for Lanhe files - Improvements to Pulse-analysis – added ability to specify the time-points for Resistance/SOC Analysis, added C-rate columns to the pulse statistics table - Multiple bug fixes and improvements       2020.14 (updated 27.08.2020, valid until 31.10.2020) - Activate the graphs page by default after evaluation - Fixed bug which prevented comparison graphs from being plotted   2020.13 (updated 21.08.2020, valid until 31.10.2020) - Added single test and comparison “Accumulated Coulomb Inefficiency” graphs - Improved graph numbering in the parameters dialog - Bug fixes       2020.12 (updated 12.08.2020, valid until 30.09.2020) - Added single test and comparison DCIR graphs - Bug fixes       2020.11 (updated 30.07.2020, valid until 30.09.2020) - Added new potential curves (V cs. C) diagrams which display the charge and discharge together as a single curve per cycle (standard and compare diagrams available) - Bug fixes       2020.10 (updated 13.07.2020, valid until 31.08.2020) - Improved support to some Basytec data formats - Added an option to set start and end cycle range for all graphs with cycle number as X axis - Improved step time calculation accuracy – in measurements with very low sampling rates or heavily reduced data files, the calculation of step time in previous version may have resulted in inaccurate values, which in turn were used for calculating values such as averaged current and potential. The old calculation method will still be used when using Origin 2020 due to a bug in that version of Origin, which was resolved in Origin 2020b. - Added links to the Batalyse upload server in the bug report and support windows. - Improved Russian diagram translations - Bug fixes       2020.09 (updated 03.06.2020, valid until 31.07.2020) - To help us stay in contact with you and improve Batalyse, entering an email address is now required - Added a progress bar indicator for the import of Excel files - Improved diagram translations to French, Portuguese and Japanese - Small visual improvements to SQL import table - Bug fixes       2020.08 (11.05.2020) - Bug fixes       2020.07 (05.05.2020) - Added support for Arbin .res/.accdb files under “Import from database” - Added filter fields to DB import table selection - Added option to cancel evaluation from the parameters dialog (hover on the submit button and click “Cancel all” on top) - Improved support for excel files with multiple tests, each test can have separate parameters now - Improvements to EIS evaluation - Many bug fixes and usability improvements       2020.05 - New layout for the SQL import table with better filtering and sorting - Changes to SQL import parameters input - Rearranged toolbar icons and some labels - Support import of Basytec and Arbin excel files with multiple tests in a single file - Bug fixes and improvements       2020.04 - Improved support for Arbin excel files - Better handling of Maccor exported files with numeric file extensions - Improved average current calculation for current/c-rate display - New comparison functions: - Ability to set name to automatically created comparison - Average potential curves graph - Potential curves comparison in a single graph - Added voltaic efficiency to cycle average potential graph - Cycle average potential comparison graph - Use test name instead of number when importing from Basytec SQL Server - Bug fixes and improvements       2020.03 - Improved error handling - New bug reporting dialog with automatic notification on errors - Bug fixes and improvements       2020.02 - New version numbering scheme       2020-0124 - Added support for Bitrode cyclers - Improved Maccor support - Bug fixes and improvements       2020-0122 - Bug fixes and improvements       2020-0109 - Small rearrangement to the parameters dialog to improve usability - Fixes for pulse tests - New graphs: State of Health, Cycle Polarization and Potential vs. total Capacity - Bug fixes and improvements       2019-1212 - Small bug fixes to the comparison function       2019-1211 - Improvements to the comparison function to allow comparison of comparisons - Better naming for the comparison folders and worksheets - Improvements to the relative capacity graph - Re-changed the weight units to mg when no cell type is selected - When active material weight is entered, gravimetric capacity will always be shown as mAh/g - bug fixes and improvements     2019-1206 - Many internal changes to the processing of the user parameters. The structure of the parameters file has changed, therefore the information in JSON parameter files from previous Batalyse versions is no longer recognized If a bug is encountered when the  parameters dialog is opened, please try deleting the old JSON file and then retry. - Added an option to select from an existing cell type to use pre-set cell parameters regarding the volume of the cell and area of the electrodes. The pre-set parameters may be further modified by the user - Changed the input mass units from milligram to gram, except when Lab / Custom cell type is selected - Separated inputs for theoretical capacity (in mAh/g) and nominal capacity (in Ah). Only one of the two is necessary for calculating the C-rate. - When a cycling test includes pulse measurements, the pulses will now be ignored by the cycle detection mechanism to make the cycling graphs more useful - Many bug fixes and small improvements       2019-1107 - Rearranged the parameters dialog for better organization and increased user friendliness - Added switch for areal weight, automatically convert areal weight to absolute weight if selected - Simplified graph legends parameters - Improved the processing performance and added a new progress bar - Improved Maccor processing - Automatic axis unit scaling in most graphs - Bug fixes       2019-1029 - Further improvements to Scienlab support - Fixed bugs when running in Origin 2020 - Bug fixes and improvements to comparison graphs       2019-1023 - Improved Scienlab support - Bug fixes       2019-1021 - Added support for Neware data files       2019-1018 - Bug fixes and improvements       2019-1016 - Bug fixes and improvements       2019-1008 - Bug fix for certain tests with no full cycles (only charge / discharge)       2019-1007 - Bug fixes for auto determining full capacity - Fix for missing spaces in some graphs between “mAh” and “g⁻¹” when the active material weight is entered       2019-1001 - Added key figures table to the comparison function       2019-0925 - Added a parameter under “graph control” for changing the line style of curve graphs (Both discharge and charge as solid, or discharge as solid and charge as dashed)       2019-0918 - Further improvements to dQ/dV Graphs: For better control, added a parameter for setting the minimal potential interval to be used (dV) - New graph: Differential Thermal Voltammetry (DTV – dT/dV) - Added comparison graphs for dQ/dV over Capacity and for DTV - Improved cycle recognition for Bio-Logic - Improved full-capacity auto-determination - Bug fixes and improvements       2019-0916 - dQ/dV Graphs: - removed the “# of rows for differentiation calculation” parameter which was previously used to deal with cases where dV = 0. Instead, the differentiation will now use 1 row by default, and automatically use more rows when needed. This results in better accuracy and less “clipped” peaks - Added option to automatically mask and hide pause and potentiostatic steps from dQ/dV graphs - Prevent plotting of the relative capacity graph when the prediction result is negative - Bug fixes and improvements       2019-0902 - Fixed bug from 2019-0829 which prevented comparison graphs from being plotted       2019-0829 - Added a feature for setting priorities to the graphs, which determines the order of the embedded graphs in the worksheet created by “embed graphs”. - Please note that graph selection from JSON parameter files created with older Batalyse versions won’t be used, therefore if using old parameter files please re-select the relevant graphs for you. - From this version onwards the changelog will be available separately on [get.batalyse.com](https://get.batalyse.com/) - Bug fixes and improvements       2019-0826 - Bug fixes to relative discharge and potential curves graphs       2019-0816 - Redesign of the parameters input dialog - New graphs: - Relative capacity loss (in %) over cycle with linear fit and prediction to 80% capacity - Cycle resistance curves over Capacity or time Improvements to DEMS graphs - Starting now, older versions of Batalyse will be available on get.batalyse.com as a temporary “quick fix”, in case that a certain feature is broken in the newest version.       2019-0806 - Bug fix for some diagrams with missing templates. - Made the welcome screen only reappear once a month when “don’t show again” is checked       2019-0805 - Moved the electrode selection back outside of extended parameters. - Bug fix for averaged potentials diagrams when negative electrode is selected. - Changes to plot colors in comparison diagrams       2019-0802 - Changes to plot colors in curves diagrams - Improvements to EIS       2019-0731 - Merged pulse analysis with cycling. - Added an option in cycling to determine the nominal capacity automatically, which is then used for calculating the C-rates. - Changed step averaged current calculation to exclude potentiostatic steps from the average. - Added 100% Coulomb-efficiency lines to additional graphs. - Small visual changes to the parameters input dialog. - Changed the default colors and turned on antialiasing (for smoother display) in some graphs. - Improvements to thickness measurement evaluation. - Adjustments to cycle time calculation to include the time of the first row. - Basytec SQL Import: Added filtering to system# column, removed the system name column. - Various bug fixes.       2019-0716 - Added an option to set the first cycle as partial (only discharge or charge step), such that the following cycles will begin at the next step (i.e. cycles begin with charge after an initial discharge). - Bugfix for error while merging specific files. - Added a parameter to pulse test for choosing capacity determining step - Fix for “Select all” in sql table selection to only affect currently visible rows. - Various changes to step detection algorithm to make it less likely to fail in some new situations. - Improved support for Biologic       2019-0711 - Bugfix for error in batch evaluation in specific cases       2019-0708 - Added Temperature curve to Potential+Current over Time graph when temperature data is available - Added initial support for some Graphtec measurements       2019-0704 - Changed the capacity detection algorithm for Pulse test to use charge capacity instead of discharge when using auto-detect full capacity. - Fixed a bug which caused the power and energy densitied per kg active material to show values per gram instead of kg.       2019-0701 - Bug fixes - Changed default selection of “Auto-detect important cycles” to disabled to prevent confusion       2019-0612 - Fixed bug for files ending with text rows       2019-0606 - Initial support for graph customization: allows selecting font sizes for various graph elements in the parameters dialog - Additional small changes to the parameters dialog Bug fixes       2019-0528 - Fixed bug which caused capacities to be shown as 1000x higher in some systems which use mA for current - Fixed possible mismatch between the capacity units on the y-axis and on the legend       2019-0527 - Moved the electrode selection option to make it more accessible - Modified the V and E efficiencies calculations when negative electrode is selected - Added an option to set a title for the graphs - Improved error messages in some cases - Bug fixes       2019-0520 - Added option to select the tested electrode (positive/negative) - Fixes “DISP_FUNCTION” warning messages showing when opening the dialogs - Removed the restriction on the precision in some of the column formulas to make the calculations more precise Small bug fixes.       2019-0517 - Fixed bug which caused the comparison function not to work properly       2019-0515 - Fixes to DB import - Increased cycle energy and power calculations accuracy       2019-0513 - Bugfixes and general improvements - Only save the full path for the parameters file if it is different than the path of the test file, otherwise only save the file name without the full path. - Changed the Parameters file format from XML to JSON, please note that older parameter files will no longer be recognized. - Changed the default behavior to automatically open the parameters dialogs for files without existing dialogs. If a (JSON) parameters file already exists, ask whether to use it as-is or modify it before running. - Added “Project Id” field to the SQL import table. New App Icon   ## Data Analysis Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur elit Evaluate and benchmark electrochemical test files! ### All-in one Compatible with any test device, file structure and non-proprietary file format. ### Analysis Select 100+ individually labelled result graphs for single tests and benchmarks. Boost your test data evaluation Analyses/benchmarks batteries and fuel cell test data - User manual - Installation manual - Quick guide # Mind Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind.md Last modified: 2026-02-06T16:29:46+00:00 Description: Batalyse Mind is a lab information and management system (LIMS) for managing chemicals, specimens, products, and projects. Web-based visualization, automated reports, process flow graphs, and product passports. ## Mind - Elevate Lab Efficiency ### Mind - Elevate Lab Efficiency Mind is a lab information and management system synchronizing with your databases and Batalyse Collect. Display your lab and production work and all connected raw and result data tables and graphs directly within your web browser and receive automated reports - [Test options and demo server](#demo) - [Hardware Requirements](#hardware) - [License System/Calculator](#freedemo) - [Change log](#changelog) ## Mind ### Mind Manage your Lab Mind is your database for chemicals, raw materials, products, processes, machines, suppliers and projects. Receive all available data and results for any work process. #### Database Manage and link your chemicals, raw materials, products, machines, specimen, test data, projects, suppliers,... #### Visualize Display any raw/result data tables and graphs via your web browser. #### Synchronize Synchronize or permanently transfer your existing databases and active directories with/to Mind. #### Process Flow Graphs Document and easily understand work process by dynamically created process chain flow graphs. #### Product Passport Receive detailed background information for any product by QR code. #### User roles and rights Manage the rights of your employees by various roles with predefined permissions. #### Automated Reports Create individual templates, use them with your tests and immediately receive a Power Point presentation with all results. #### Access Management Manage read/write/share options for every employee, group or department. #### Knowledge database Save the experience of your employees and upload images and documents to save observations. #### Log-in options PKI User log-in option by individual password or PKI card. #### Test options and demo server Get your demo You can test Mind for free and without obligation either on our online demo server or on your local hardware. - Please contact us for a demo - We create an online demo server for you with individual password. Batalyse has access to data you upload. - We support you to install Mind on your local hardware. Batalyse has NO access to your data. #### Hardware Requirements Hardware Mind can be both installed on your local hardware or on a cloud. The required disk space depend on your individual background - OS: Ubuntu Linux or Windows - Replication/Backup: 3-server replica set is recommended - CPU: 4 cores or more - RAM: 8 GB or better higher ## Make up your Mind for a free demo! ### Make up your Mind for a free demo! Test Mind on our online servers or install it on your hardware for free and without obligation. [Get in touch](https://www.batalyse.com/contact/) ## License system - Mind ### License system - Mind Licence options Mind licenses can be customized by selecting individual modules and by adjusting the user number. A license includes access to updates and service. - Costs per uses - Online or offline license - Still usable after license expiry (read-only) [Request a quote](https://www.batalyse.com/calculator/) ## Change Log Change Log Mind is continuously updated #### 05.-07.2026 - Training & Instruction: New section to create general, lab and machine instructions and instruction events; assign instructed persons by individual, employee or whole organisational unit (auto fan-out) and track instructor + instructee confirmation. Redesigned event-detail page with participation stats, external (third-party) instructor support, sortable expiration dates, a unified PDF/XLSX export, and a dedicated guide. - Process chains, sub-chains & GHG/cost: productIn-driven sub-chains that auto-embed a product input’s source sub-chain with deep-linking badges, a cumulative sub-chain GHG & cost toggle across the modals, KPI cards and totals, a read-only process-chain tab reusing the flow editor, and related chains via a shared chain ID. - Resources – maintenance & scheduler: New Maintenance menu (dates, notes, cost with currency, multi-document upload, history table) with a “next maintenance due” column, plus a repaired and enhanced resource scheduler (capacity/channels, batch-optional scheduling, project selector, cross-source sharing, reservations persisted to a batch) and new resource fields for weight, dimensions and machine cost. - Batches & inventory: GHG and cost now derived server-side on batch save, and transactional inventory management with atomic consumption at finish, frozen snapshots for finished batches, and guarded backward status transitions. - MCP server & external API: Hosted MCP server at /api/mcp with token-paste auth and a /mindmcp setup page, plus an expanded v1 external API for MCP-driven chain building and a Swagger UI /api page with long-lived token management. - Products, specimen & search: Products gain a CAS Nr field and Hazard / Precautionary statements with embedded GHS pictograms (table and Excel export), styled XLSX view exports, a hardened PubChem exact-match search, an inline “+ New product” create-and-link flow, and global workspace search across name, category and ID. - Tables & workspace: Data/Test tables now match Collect’s grey column names, order and values and show project names, with persisted column-visibility settings and localized date display. - Guides, tutorials & localization: Guides and Video Tutorials buttons in the Appbar, and guide pages translated into Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi and Italian. - Auth & navigation: Single-use SSO code for Mind → Collect (replacing a replayable token, rate-limited per user) and a Collect switcher button in the header. - Fixes: Timezone-safe bare calendar dates (no more day-shifts) unified to Collect’s YYYY-MM-DD format, blank values sorting last with case-insensitive column filters, Collect-imported specimens appearing in the product and test views, and repaired report templates with embedded Collect graph images. #### 02.2025-05.2026 - Collect integration: Test Plans synced live from Collect and auto-linked to the tests they were applied to, sending Mind result/raw files to Collect, a Data Analysis Queue in Mind, and Collect’s DA-parameter columns merged into Mind tables with filtering, sorting and highlighting. - Authentication & login: Unified SSO between Mind and Collect with a shared session and profile switching, WebAuthn / passkey login, and a redesigned login page. - Users, roles & access: New role-based permission system, project-based access control for specimens, tests and process chains, group-admin scoping, an inline access editor with batch edit, and admin profile management (“Collect Schema” renamed to “Profile”). - Process Chain: A full process-chain editor — build chains on a canvas with process nodes, edges and batches, scheduling and status guards; a Process Detail modal; Copy Chain; embed existing chains as read-only nodes; GHG / cost / consumption dialogs; and product-flow propagation with amount history. - Change history & rollback: Item change-history and rollback across all sections, with per-field highlighting, old-value display and restore of prior values. - Specimen, test & Collect-backed data: Mind-created specimens visible in Collect, result files and images backed by Collect (image carousel, downloadable cards), Collect import-status polling, and DA parameter columns in the test section. - Charts, reports & labels: Charts with dynamic full-resolution zoom (and an out-of-memory fix), PPTX report fixes and templates, a Product Passport PDF embedding the process chain and DA results, and configurable Labels with SMILES chemical structures and QR codes. - Machine data (OPC-UA): OPC-UA connections for live machine data with range plots and CSV download, and “compare test from triggers”. - Files, recovery & queue: A dedicated Restore / Recovery File page with column filters and multi-sort, and a Data Analysis Queue management modal. - Settings, UI & performance: Redesigned settings with sidebar navigation, a sticky SectionActionBar replacing the floating action button, and large performance wins (initial load cut from ~4.8 s to ~1 s) following the underlying MongoDB → PostgreSQL migration. #### 10.2024-02.2025 - - Seamless Integration with PubChem: Automatically import supporting information from PubChem when adding chemicals—now with CID and SID search options included! - - Easily visualize 2D structures using SMILES - - Expanded Information Sharing Options: You now have more options for sharing information on labels for chemicals, specimens, and resources, as well as through the QR code feature for externals without ‘Mind’ access. Manage product batches in Mind by copying a selected product with a Batch ID. The product will be automatically clustered into an expandable entry, ensuring a clear and organized overview. #### 07.2024-10.2024 - - 3D diagrams are live!  Select any parameter of your specimen such as binder content, active material loading, electrolyte additive, etc., and correlate it with an electrochemical KPI of your choice. With a single click, the displayed information can be quickly and easily changed, allowing you to see at a glance how the electrochemical performance varies with your material parameter variations. Discover how the 3D graph feature works: [3D graphs-video](https://www.batalyse.com/mind-3d-graphs) - - Green House Gas (GHG) emission is a ‘hot’ topic. Overview your GHG in Mind (in development). - - Improvements for your supplier management are on the way. Manage supplier (and client) related documents. #### 03.2024-07.2024 - - 3D diagrams – initial support added: Visualize test series data: Select a cycle range, a material property of your cell (e.g. binder fraction in working electrode) and an electrochemical performance parameter (e.g. Discharge capacity). - - Manage your inventory by adding the amount of a product and by selecting a unit.   - - The “Products” table now displays hazard symbols, and you can directly access both your individual supplier’s and PubChem’s safety data sheets via your web browser.   - - Enter the amount of a product you used/produced in a process   - - Selection of a product in a process (chain) is now done via a table with many filtering options   - - Track Green House Gas emission – initial features added. #### Older versions 02.-03.2024 - Instruction Management – Document effortlessly who was trained to use a machine or device. Both the instructor and the instructed person confirm the training with just one click. [Mind-Instruction](https://batalyse.com/videos/Mind-Instruction.webm) - New “Labs” category – Manage all lab relevant documents and information for every lab individually. Get a fast overview of devices and chemicals stored in the lab and directly access their safety data sheets. Manage who is trained to work in the lab and access all operating instructions easily. - Download supporting information for your chemicals and hazardous substances automatically from “pubchem” – Improved. - Physical data like density, melting point etc. are addtionally imported - Safety datasheet is linked automatically [Mind-PubChem](https://batalyse.com/videos/Batalyse-Mind-PubChem.webm) - Mind already synchronizes all test/result data and graphs from Collect. Now, Mind also synchronizes the specimen library. We are on the way to link your storage/chemical database with your specimen to enable track and trace!   - Compare raw and result data of multiple tests, independent of the test device and file structure   01.2024 - Download supporting information for your chemicals and hazardous substances automatically from “pubchem”. Search for a chemical name or CAS nr. and have information like hazard/precautionary statements, chemical formula, synonyms, hazard symbols and more filled in automatically in Mind: [Batalyse-Mind-PubChem](https://batalyse.com/videos/Batalyse-Mind-PubChem.webm)   - Improved automated reports: Receive a power point based on your individual template. Create reports by one click: [Mind-Report-OneClick](https://batalyse.com/videos/Mind-Report-OneClick.webm) - New “reactivate” user option: Reactivate users that were previously deactivated by a Mind-admin - Improved support for OPC-UA connections   11.-12.2023 - - Improved automated reports: Receive a power point based on your individual template. Now also place your diagrams, text and tables by “drag and drop”.[Mind-Report](https://djjspm04.eu1.hubspotlinksfree.com/Ctc/UD+113/djJSPM04/VX3wMl8J9sf0N8RL8T_p7V5SW1xTZ7Q56pL0wN824Dz63m2ndW6N1vHY6lZ3l6W1VPNwK9fxHkzW3Lc6h3890wYJW97c8bP5Q84kJN58XL1kr_b1GW3s64gD4k2144W6S6ZLX76Xh9bW2y576z6gBn_cN53d2VrHyBwlVKYTT-2V9KVXW1C31nQ6MbJwkN8krmRDlTm8tW5GxRF423mB2ZW6X4xwm8kNn2XW2sjX2R68LrV6VYzGvf8cN4VBW1CSyyT6NszrTW26ynVZ1c8Hz9Vt3rY98XwRSTW2v9GV-3srnpJW81Fh_F79Xp9zN4V2vwsdG8-CF3L7TwHyZQWf306FPR04)   - Display data which was standardized in Collect by you   - Improved support for OPC-UA connections   07.-10.2023 - Create automated Power Point presentations based on your individual templates – New data tables types, improved sort and filter functions: [Mind-Report](https://djjspm04.eu1.hubspotlinksfree.com/Ctc/UD+113/djJSPM04/VVZ-My58Tfd1N5tnR0glwxF7VyCbyQ56pKS5MfRfkH3m2ndW6N1vHY6lZ3kqW5cxRYH4gMB93W4bD4b_6Z4qCmW3sZ6Sq5yPjmvVvb2KX12t4Q-W4BzRLn4lG3vQW22HVZM5Kp12PW7DCTSS35xl6GN14nl3XNHQJdW82sY_x9dj78mW2lJZ6H31thZYW7HSLcv787KxKW2KyrSg6m6qbdW11X2FH7zZyxXW2vM10l6hGsdXVlZdgD35TMxCW3h0lJr43Bk21W6N2vY384SmzdW7kmmqB3mr3v5W5zPcdq6bZjF4W5xnk5s7XKMVwN1v0jQJphLBxW6frQPL5RCQZ-f5p344C04)   - Display benchmark data of multiple cells and tests within your web browser and Mind   - Added support for OPC-UA connections (in work)   05.2018-06.2023 A lot of work and development. Please aks for a demo to see yourself 🙂 ## Mind Lab-Information and Management System - LIMS to document lab and production work. Display all data via your web browser. ### Manage Database for chemicals, products, processes, tools/machines, specimen, test files, projects, supplier, employees... ### Document Track your work progress by using dynamically generated process chain charts, which provide direct access to all relevant underlying data. Manage your Lab Lab information and management system (LIMS) - User manual - Quick guide (Admin) - Quick guide (User) - Mind screenshots: Work documentation # EIS Analyzer Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/eis-analyzer/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/modules/eis-analyzer.md Last modified: 2026-02-06T16:29:53+00:00 Description: Professional EIS analysis software with automated circuit fitting, DRT analysis, and Kramers-Kronig validation. Supports Gamry, Solartron, Bio-Logic & PalmSens formats. ## EIS Analyzer - Professional Impedance Analysis ### EIS Analyzer - Professional Impedance Analysis Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) analysis software for battery impedance testing, fuel cell diagnostics, and electrochemical R&D. Features automated circuit fitting, DRT analysis, Kramers-Kronig validation, and Batalyse Collect integration. Free for Data Analysis customers. ## EIS Analyzer ### EIS Analyzer Advanced EIS Analysis Professional-grade impedance spectroscopy analysis software for battery impedance testing, fuel cells, electrolysis, and redox-flow batteries. Supports Gamry, Solartron, Bio-Logic, PalmSens, and more. #### Circuit Fitting Fit EIS data to 14+ equivalent circuit models and 14 Transmission Line Models (TLM) for porous electrode analysis - with constrained fitting, parameter bounds, and batch fitting #### DRT Analysis Distribution of Relaxation Times analysis identifies time constants and automatically recommends optimal circuit models #### Data Validation Kramers-Kronig validation detects measurement errors, drift, or noise in your EIS data #### SOH Prediction Machine learning-based State of Health and temperature estimation from EIS features #### Batch Processing Multi-threaded parallel analysis for processing multiple files simultaneously #### Collect Integration Direct connection to Batalyse Collect for seamless data import, analysis, and result upload #### Origin Export Export analysis results as editable OriginLab .opju project files with fully formatted graphs ready for publication #### Customization Extensive graph customization options for colors, markers, line styles, fonts, axis scaling, and more - with import/export of style presets #### Multiple File Formats & Data Sources Data Sources Import EIS data from Gamry (.DTA), Solartron (.z), Bio-Logic (.mpr / GEIS), PalmSens (.pssession), Maccor (EIS text and V2 binary FRA, incl. .001 / .002), SAFION IE10522 (multi-section EIS_DATA_CH*.csv), or generic text and CSV (.txt, .dat, .csv, .mpt). GEIS files keep every sweep, and three-electrode data gets correct sign-correction and per-electrode output. Connect directly to MySQL / SQL Server or the Batalyse Collect cloud. #### One-Click Automated Analysis Workflow Run DRT analysis, circuit fitting, validation, and predictions simultaneously with the auto-analysis pipeline. Export results as JSON, CSV, or PNG – or upload directly to Collect with KPI tables. #### Customization Styling Fine-tune every graph export in the Customize Graphs tab: per-file colors, markers and line widths; bold/italic fonts for titles, axes and legends; axis scaling, gridlines and plot selection. Save and share your styling presets via JSON export/import. #### Kramers-Kronig Validation Data Validation Verify the quality of your EIS measurements with Kramers-Kronig transformation. Detect drift, noise, or non-linear behavior in your data before analysis. The validation highlights problematic frequency ranges and helps ensure reliable circuit fitting results. #### Distribution of Relaxation Times DRT Analysis Identify electrochemical processes and their time constants with Distribution of Relaxation Times. Fine-tune regularization, frequency range and peak sensitivity, add peaks by clicking the DRT graph or let the algorithm auto-detect them, and get suggested equivalent-circuit models for the fit that follows. #### Equivalent Circuit Modeling Circuit Fitting Fit your EIS data to 14+ built-in circuits — R, R-C, R-RC, R-RQ, R-RC-RC, R-RQ-RQ, Randles and Warburg-diffusion models — plus 14 Transmission Line Models for porous electrodes, or enter your own circuit string. One unified table puts every control in one place: fix or free each parameter, bound its range, share values across sweeps, or link them by expression. DRT-guided initial guesses and multi-start optimization find good fits fast, and a Fit-Quality preset (Fast / Balanced / High precision) trades speed for rigour without touching solver internals. #### Compare fits side by side Fitting Toggleable View / Select Results chips display and compare several files or sweeps at once, each with its χ² and per-parameter errors. Your selection persists across re-fits, and a mirrored picker sits in the fit-versus-data plot header — so you can line up results from EIS1 to EIS3 and keep your place while you iterate. #### Visual frequency selection Fitting Pick your fitting range by clicking directly on the spectrum. Free-click with log-space snapping on a full-width Bode or Nyquist picker: click two points to set the minimum and maximum fitting frequency. The same picker is available inside the DEIS Fit-all dialog. #### Parameter Trend across sweeps Fitting Plot any fitted parameter — or χ² — across all your sweeps, with error bars, per-model curves and cycle-compare overlays. A cycle-aware x-axis and a voltage x-axis mode put every result where it belongs, and the same trend travels straight into the Origin export. #### Fit Results grid with full history Fitting Every fit lands in a cycle × model grid: one card per fit, with the latest flagged and the complete per-sweep history retained across reloads. Each card carries its fit date and time and can be renamed in place, with a “Show all” for runs beyond 20 cycles. #### Save and manage projects Projects Save complete analysis sessions as projects to preserve all settings, fitted parameters, and results. Reopen projects anytime to continue your work or compare results across different measurements. #### Flexible Export Options Results Export as JSON, CSV or XLSX, publication-ready PNG, or an editable OriginLab .opju project. Origin bundles carry every fit (current and history) with matching colors and model labels, Bode plots that overlay the fit curves, a Kramers-Kronig Nyquist graph, and Parameter Trend against the real trajectory coordinate — one point per sweep. CSV and XLSX add per-parameter errors and units, SOC / voltage / cycle / current / time columns, dated filenames and per-sweep graphs. Or upload straight to Batalyse Collect for team-wide data management. #### Work in your own language Languages The in-app user guide is fully translated into ten languages — English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Hindi — including a step-by-step Dynamic EIS chapter and the references behind the new diagnostics. #### Dynamic EIS: watch impedance evolve as the cell works Dynamic EIS · In development Dynamic EIS (DEIS) is a dedicated new workspace — in active development — for operando impedance. Group a series of sweeps and watch every fitted circuit parameter evolve across state of charge, cycle, voltage and time. One-click Auto-Analyze runs DRT, fitting, Kramers-Kronig and feature extraction on every member with a live, cancellable progress overlay, stationarity checks grade each spectrum, and a whole sweep group saves to a single self-contained .batalyse bundle you can reopen or share. #### Parameter trajectories vs SOC, time and cycle Dynamic EIS Track any fitted parameter — charge-transfer resistance, series resistance, capacitance and more — along the sweep against SOC, time or cycle number. One plot shows how the interface changes through a charge or discharge. Click any point on the trajectory to drill into that member’s spectrum, fit and residuals, and a DRT-evolution heatmap shows SEI, charge-transfer and diffusion processes shifting as the cell cycles. #### Lithium-plating onset detection Dynamic EIS Flag the onset of lithium plating as an anomalously sharp drop in the charge-transfer resistance — or a parameter you choose — along the sweep versus SOC or time, with a configurable threshold and a clear pass/fail readout. A fast operando screen when you are pushing fast-charge protocols. #### Per-spectrum metadata and automatic SOC Dynamic EIS Enter SOC, current, time and cycle for each spectrum, or let the Analyzer compute SOC from current by coulomb counting. Raw time-series from custom potentiostats import directly: a drift-corrected FFT recovers Z(ω) at the excitation frequencies, coherent averaging over repeated cycles suppresses noise (∝ √N), and signal-quality checks flag non-linear distortion and residual drift before they can corrupt a fit. #### New analysis panels Dynamic EIS · Newest The newest DEIS additions, also in development: a derived-kinetics panel reporting exchange current density i₀, the voltage-dependent rate coefficient k(E), the standard rate constant k₀ with Tafel slope α, and inhibitor efficiency IE % (kinetic forms after Pajkossy 2021). A charge-versus-discharge split overlays charge-transfer resistance by direction, and an SOH / aging curve tracks a fitted parameter against cycle at a fixed reference SOC. #### Temperature, mapping and quality Dynamic EIS · Newest Estimate and calibrate temperature from a linear high-frequency-resistance-versus-temperature fit, then apply it along the trajectory and pool the circuit parameters into a 2-D SOC × temperature heatmap. A per-member quasi-stationarity traffic-light grades how far SOC drifts within one lowest-frequency period, and Dynamic Multi-Frequency Analysis (DMFA) recovers time-resolved impedance Z(ω,τ) from a single record (after Scarpioni 2026; Battistel & La Mantia 2019). ## Download EIS Analyzer Download EIS Analyzer ## Free for Data Analysis Customers ### Free for Data Analysis Customers EIS Analyzer is included with your Data Analysis license at no additional cost. It has its own separate license and no evaluation tracking—using it doesn't count against your Data Analysis evaluations. ## Changelog Changelog #### Version 2.6.0 - Kramers-Kronig validation is now a full test bench: choose which components the model is fitted to (complex, real or imaginary), how many RC elements it uses, whether a series capacitance is added, and whether all points or only the capacitive ones are fitted — with one frequency window shared with Fitting and Auto-Analysis, so a fit and its validation can no longer describe two different parts of the same spectrum - Exclude single bad points by clicking them on the residual plot — removing one mains-pickup point at 50 or 100 Hz can rescue a spectrum that looked poor across a whole decade; new diagnostics report low-frequency bias, how systematic the residuals are, the model order actually used and how many points were dropped, and every file can be validated at once with the results kept per file and per sweep - Electrode geometry per file: enter an electrode area and thickness and every result follows the geometry — including a new areal Nyquist plot in Ω·cm² and a resistivity Nyquist plot in Ω·cm for homogeneous through-plane layers such as solid electrolytes, separators, pellets and coatings, so samples of different geometry can be compared on one plot - Choose the equivalent circuit for Auto-Analysis instead of always inheriting the one DRT suggests — including your own circuit, which is checked before the run rather than failing part-way through — and every fit of a sweep is now kept, with the newest marked as the latest by its own date - Where each extremum sits, not only how large it is: the frequencies at which the real part, the imaginary part, the magnitude and the phase reach their extremes, plus the arc peaks - Train a model on your own results and export it for use elsewhere, with the preprocessing included in the exported file; new temperature-prediction transform and cross-validation that sizes itself to how much data you actually have - Novocontrol WinDETA exports open directly; Novocontrol files no longer read the imaginary part as the real one, and Neware NDA v8 files are read correctly including previously misaligned values - Saving to Collect now writes the areal and resistivity plots too, and the save dialog lists the images each file will produce and states plainly that overwriting removes everything already stored against that test - EIS result columns show the last evaluation of each sweep and mark a cell when a newer evaluation left it empty, so one column no longer means two different things across rows - Operando measurement files open in the EIS Analyzer, including very large ones, which are now prepared in the background instead of holding up the page - The licence window fits on one screen — request form and activation field side by side — and the request form explains what is expected of it, in particular that the email address should be your organisation’s - Polish and Ukrainian join the interface languages and the user guide is available in Arabic and Turkish again; tooltips now read as words in every language, where German, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi and Ukrainian previously showed raw character codes in around ninety labels each - Installing and updating: the application reports its version in Windows’ own file properties, upgrading from 2.3.x or older no longer leaves the previous program file behind, a licence can require a minimum application version, and the installer packs everything needed for model export - Further fixes: spectra without a low-frequency intercept (blocking electrodes, coatings, separators) now validate, the quality score no longer comes out blank after an Auto-Analysis run, model inputs are matched by name rather than by position, a comparison receives the Origin file its own export produced, and the Origin project contains the resistivity plot when a thickness is known #### Version 2.5.1 - SAFION IE10522 support: the multi-section EIS_DATA_CH*.csv exports from the SAFION cycler now load directly (frequency, real and imaginary impedance) - In-app updater fixed: it now runs the downloaded installer instead of silently doing nothing, so updates actually apply and relaunch the app — no admin rights needed - “The control does nothing” bugs fixed across DRT, fitting, auto-analysis and Customize: DRT now honors every advanced option (enforce-positive, basis, regularization order, RBF shape, inductance handling, imaginary-only — positivity on by default), the differential-evolution fit method works, and Customize controls (stationarity v_ref, areal-Nyquist export, legend label, DRT fill opacity, electrode area, legend/title previews) all take effect - More robust parsing: Bio-Logic .mpr (empty / TCUS / Rdc files, VMP3 structural headers, duplicate column IDs, LOG device/channel metadata) and Maccor V1/V2 binary, with clearer “insufficient data” messages for non-EIS files - PalmSens .pssession import restored in Batalyse Collect — now byte-identical to the standalone app - Unified the non-EIS rejection message and tidied preset save/library handling - In-app user guide updated and translated across all 10 languages (EN/DE/ES/FR/IT/PT/JA/KO/ZH/HI), including the new Fit Quality presets and SAFION support #### Version 2.4.1 - New Fit Quality preset (Fast / Balanced / High precision) across the Fitting, Auto-Analysis and DEIS Fit-all menus; High precision adds a multi-start rescue for tricky fits - Dynamic EIS: two new derived trajectory quantities — effective double-layer capacitance C_dl (Brug) and the kinetic ratio H = σ_W/R_ct — selectable and included in exports - Fixes: grouped Fit Results after multi-file fits; Parameter Trend stays visible on the Voltage x-axis without metadata; Compute SOC from current reads header metadata; manual fits converge to full precision again #### Older versions Version 2.4.0 - New dedicated Dynamic EIS (DEIS) tab — sweep groups, trajectory plots, stationarity checks, DRT-evolution heatmap, and lithium-plating onset all in one place - DEIS Auto-analyze: full analysis pipeline (DRT, fit, K-K, features) on every sweep with a live progress overlay — results populate all views in one click - Parameter Trend analysis: track fitted circuit parameters across cycles/sweeps with error bars, per-model curves, cycle-compare overlays, and a cycle-aware x-axis - Maccor support: parses both Maccor EIS text and V2 binary FRA spectra, accepts numeric extensions (.001, .002, …) - Origin export: Parameter Trend graphs now plot against real trajectory coordinates (SOC %, voltage, or cycle) instead of a bare sweep counter - Save and reload DEIS sweep groups as self-contained .batalyse bundles (spectra + fits + metadata) - New Fit Results grid: one card per cycle/model, per-sweep fit history, fit timestamps - Unified Export dropdown with Parameter Trend in Origin .opju, per-parameter errors + units in CSV, dated filenames - Cancellable Auto-Analysis and Fitting with a live progress overlay - Bio-Logic GEIS: auto-import preserves all sweeps; cycling rows feed the Non-EIS tab and Polarization auto-analysis - Three-electrode handling: correct Im(Z) sign-correction for normalized columns and per-curve output - Stationarity grading now aligns with the K-K Quality Reference (mean-residual grade) - In-app user guide expanded and fully translated into 10 languages (EN/DE/ES/FR/IT/PT/JA/KO/ZH/HI), including a Dynamic EIS chapter - Much faster Auto-Analysis on difficult spectra, more reliable online-license check, and numerous stability fixes Version 2.3.6 - Standalone and Collect builds merged into a single unified codebase Version 2.3.5 - Drift-FFT waveform inspector — visualize the drift that was removed — and coherent averaging for multisine waveforms (√N noise suppression) - Per-member inspector and DRT evolution heatmap across a DEIS sweep Version 2.3.4 - DEIS group auto-analyze: full pipeline across every member with one click - Fit-all progress streaming via SSE — live per-member feedback - Export a single group as a .batalyse bundle for sharing Version 2.3.3 - Linearity (odd-multisine) + LF-noise-floor checks on drift-FFT imports - SOC coulomb-counting sanity warnings (sign flips, duplicates, out-of-range) - Plating detector: CUSUM change-point method alongside threshold - Trajectory overlay: compare two DEIS groups on one plot - CSV and XLSX export of DEIS trajectory data Version 2.3.2 - Lithium-plating onset detector on DEIS trajectories - Raw time-series import with drift-corrected FFT (Hann window, polynomial detrend) Version 2.3.1 - DEIS: batch ‘Fit all’ for every group member with one circuit model - DEIS: automatic SOC fill via coulomb counting Version 2.3.0 - Dynamic EIS sweep groups: trajectory plots and stationarity checks across multiple spectra - Auto-import multi-curve files (Bio-Logic .mpr multi-loop) as a DEIS group - K-K tab: per-member traffic-light stationarity summary for DEIS groups - Project files (.batalyse) preserve DEIS groups on save/load Version 2.2.4 - New in-app License Key field for offline activation — paste the key sent alongside your .lic file to unlock AES-encrypted machine files - Bundle licenses now work with the new offline activation flow - Updated offline activation guide and diagnostic messages Version 2.2.3 - Origin .opju export: all fits (current + history) exported with matching colors and circuit-model labels - Origin .opju export: Bode plots now overlay fit curves; new KK_Nyquist graph added - Fit result cards show Fix / Shared / Min / Max / Expression badges per parameter - Silent update check on startup with ‘New version available’ banner Version 2.2.2 - Unified Initial Parameter Values and Advanced Constraints into a single table - K-K Validation: unified quality scoring — eliminates contradictory results - Fitting: DRT-guided initial guesses, half-circle C_dl estimation, multi-start TRF optimization Version 2.1.1 - Fixed missing fit residuals graph when frequency range is filtered - Fixed untranslated DRT / K-K / Export content on language switch - Improved custom circuit validation and auto-estimation Version 2.1.0 - Added 14 Transmission Line Models (TLM) for porous electrode analysis - Added constrained fitting with parameter bounds, fix/free, and expressions - Added multi-language support (9 languages) - Improved visual frequency selection with multi-sweep overlay Version 2.0.x - Complete rewrite: new FastAPI + TypeScript web architecture (replaces Streamlit) - Native desktop window via pywebview with browser fallback - DRT Analysis with circuit model recommendation, SOH and temperature estimation - Auto-Analysis pipeline, graph customization presets, project import/export - SQL database connectivity, PalmSens .pssession support, Origin .opju export - Automatic update checking with rollback support Version 1.x - Customization Library for graph presets, DRT peak extraction in Auto Analysis - Customize Graphs tab with per-file styling, fonts, and export selection - Origin export with KK_Nyquist graph and multi-file comparison plots - Offline license activation, SQL injection protection, startup-directory fixes ## Credits ### Credits We gratefully acknowledge the following open-source projects that form the foundation of Batalyse EIS Analyzer and the BMFTR for co-funding this work — focusing on ageing prognosis, database integration, and AI applications — through project BaetterAI (funding number 03XPB020A). - EIS-Data-Analytics [https://github.com/isea-rwth-aachen/EIS-Data-Analytics](https://github.com/isea-rwth-aachen/EIS-Data-Analytics) Blömeke, A., Kappelhoff, O., & Sauer, D. U. (2024). EIS Data Analytics. - PyEIS [https://github.com/kbknudsen/PyEIS](https://github.com/kbknudsen/PyEIS) Knudsen, K. B. - impedance.py [https://github.com/ECSHackWeek/impedance.py](https://github.com/ECSHackWeek/impedance.py) Murbach, M. D., Gerwe, B., Dawson-Elli, N., & Tsui, L. - pyDRTtools [https://github.com/ciuccislab/pyDRTtools](https://github.com/ciuccislab/pyDRTtools) Ciucci, F., Chen, C., Effat, M. B., Liu, J., Maradesa, A., Py, B., Saccoccio, M., & Wan, T. H. Professional EIS analysis software with automated circuit fitting, DRT analysis, and seamless Batalyse Collect integration. Free for Data Analysis customers. ### 14+ Circuit Models Fit EIS data with automated DRT analysis and Kramers-Kronig validation ### Multiple Data Sources Import from Gamry, Solartron, Bio-Logic, databases, or Batalyse Collect Professional EIS Analysis Automated circuit fitting, DRT analysis, and Collect integration # Tutorials Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/tutorials/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/tutorials.md Last modified: 2026-02-06T16:29:51+00:00 Description: Video tutorials, user manuals, and installation guides for Batalyse Data Analysis, Collect, and Mind. Step-by-step walkthroughs for battery and fuel cell data processing. ## Tutorials Tutorials # Calculator Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/calculator/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/calculator.md Last modified: 2023-11-30T15:59:58+00:00 Description: Explore the Batalyse Calculator and receive a customized offer tailored specifically to your business needs. We customize our software to your requirements ## Frequently asked questions ### Frequently asked questions FAQ ordered by popularity. #### Can I add own formulas, graphs and code? Data Analysis generates several standardized raw and result data tables, facilitating the application of your own individual formulas and the creation of personalized result graphs. Moreover, Data Analysis incorporates numerous integrated graph customization features, and Batalyse continuously introduces additional features along with pre-defined result graphs at no extra cost. Collect comprises a standardization module and a calculator, allowing you to standardize any electrochemical, analysis, or production data and apply your unique formulas. Mind, on the other hand, is an exceptionally flexible NoSQL database that empowers you to include your individual categories and parameters. #### Can I use my own (Python) code and third party software with Batalyse? Yes, you can access data in the database software Collect and Mind through an API and utilize tools such as MatLab and Python. Additionally, you have the option to synchronize your existing databases with Collect and Mind. Data Analysis is compatible with both your individual databases and the predefined databases provided by your test device supplier. #### Which test devices and file formats are supported? Batalyse consistently incorporates new test device file structures. Electrochemical test files must include a minimum of ‘time,’ ‘voltage,’ and ‘current’ columns, with the exception of EIS files. Proprietary file formats that necessitate specific software from the corresponding test device supplier cannot be utilized with Data Analysis, except for Biologic .mpr files. Collect has the capability to save files in any format including image files. #### How can I evaluate Biologic .mpr files? .mpr is a proprietary file format of Biologic. Please install this connector in Origin to work with mpr files – [Link](https://www.originlab.com/fileExchange/details.aspx?fid=566) #### Performance with large file numbers? File Evaluation: Data Analysis can concurrently assess multiple test files, contingent on your computer hardware. The time required for evaluating each individual test file depends on factors such as your test device (file structure), file size, computer hardware, and the version of your Origin software. Automation of the file evaluation process is possible when combined with Collect. Additionally, if necessary, you can enhance evaluation speed by utilizing multiple dedicated computers. File Management: The database software Collect and Mind offer flexibility in handling data volume and the number of files. It is important to scale your corresponding hardware and configuration accordingly. Still have questions? We are glad to support you [Contact](https://www.batalyse.com/contact/) # About Batalyse Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/about-batalyse/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/about-batalyse.md Last modified: 2026-02-06T16:29:49+00:00 Description: Explore Batalyse's story, where data meets battery innovation. Learn about our commitment to data excellence and our role in advancing battery technology. Digitize, Automate, Refine and Win ## About Batalyse ### About Batalyse Learn about Batalyse — the automated data processing platform for battery, fuel cell, and electrochemical R&D. ## Batalyse Story ### Batalyse Story Our story Evaluation of electrochemical test data can be time consuming. Every test device manufacturer have their own file formats and structures, and engineers can apply many different test methods. Eran and Markus were battery scientists at Fraunhofer, a research organization in Germany and had to evaluate tests manually for scientific publications and customers from industry. From 2017 they decided to develop “Data Analysis”, with the target to have a universal software solution for evaluating electrochemical test data. When researchers asked them to add a further solution to connect the results with information about which components and materials were part of the test cell, they started the development of the database software “Collect”. Eran and Markus teamed up with their former students Josef Quan and David to accelerate programming and participated in various public research projects. Additional target of the development was now to provide a solution for research data management for their own institute and for any imaginable research topic and data type. With the software “Mind”, a lab information and management system was added to document lab work, to save production parameters and to automate the reporting of test results. Mind links and synchronizes data and information from multiple databases, illustrates how work was done by process flow diagrams, displays raw and result data in the browser and provides an API to access the now structured data for AI and further applications. In 2021, Eran and Markus founded “Batalyse” and completely switched from material research to automating data processing. Batalyse software modules are now used by battery cell/component/material manufacturers and R&D all over the world. ## Team ### Team Batalyse We enjoy paving your progress with our software! ## We’re hiring! ### We’re hiring! You love coding, batteries and fuel cells? 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Connect your AI assistant and build production chains, document lab work and query results directly in the software — with the model of your choice, including on-premise LLMs. - [EIS Analyzer 2.5.1 — SAFION Support, Fit Quality Presets & a More Reliable Analyzer](https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-5-1-safion-fit-quality-presets.md): EIS Analyzer 2.5.1 adds native SAFION support and hardened Bio-Logic/Maccor parsing, a new Fit Quality preset (Fast / Balanced / High precision), new Dynamic EIS derived kinetics (C_dl, H), a broad reliability pass so every DRT, fitting and Customize option takes effect, and a fixed in-app updater. - [EIS Analyzer 2.4.0 — Dynamic EIS, a Rebuilt Fitting Experience & Richer Export](https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-4-0-dynamic-eis-rebuilt-fitting-richer-export.md): EIS Analyzer 2.4.0 brings a brand-new Dynamic EIS workspace, a rebuilt fitting experience with side-by-side comparison and parameter trends, far richer Origin export, new instrument support (Maccor, Bio-Logic GEIS, three-electrode), and an in-app guide in 10 languages. - [EIS Analyzer – Major Version Update](https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-0-%e2%86%92-2-2-a-major-leap-in-eis-analysis.md): EIS Analyzer 2.0-2.2: DRT-guided circuit fitting, Transmission Line Models, unified Kramers-Kronig validation, shared-parameter fitting and batch workflows for electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. - [BaetterAI: AI Meets Battery Research 🔋⚡](https://www.batalyse.com/baetterai-ai-meets-battery-research-%f0%9f%94%8b%e2%9a%a1.md): We are excited to announce the launch of BaetterAI – our joint research project funded by the German Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR), developing a Universal Data Processing Tool for AI-based battery research. - [Introducing EIS Analyzer – Professional Impedance Analysis Software](https://www.batalyse.com/introducing-eis-analyzer-professional-impedance-analysis-software.md) - [Challenge of Multi-Partner R&D Collaboration](https://www.batalyse.com/challenge-of-multi-partner-rd-collaboration.md): Stop losing context in collaborative R&D. Batalyse lets you share battery test data with all underlying information—securely and with full access control. - [Batalyse Electrochemistry Newsletter 2025#3 – Batch electrode creation, improved API and a ton of further updates](https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-electrochemistry-newsletter-20253-batch-electrode-creation-improved-api-and-a-ton-of-further-updates.md): Take advantage of batch electrode creation, enhanced APIs, test data merging in Collect, scheduled test file analysis in Mind, and much more. - [Cidetec and Batalyse cooperate – PROTEO ageing prediction integration in Batalyse software](https://www.batalyse.com/cidetec-and-batalyse-cooperate-proteo-ageing-prediction-integration-in-batalyse-software.md): Batalyse and CIDETEC Energy Storage announce strategic partnership to advance battery ageing prediction - [Integrate Your Own Code to Analyze Raw Data](https://www.batalyse.com/integrate-your-own-code-to-analyze-raw-data.md): R&D is complex—so why settle for one-size-fits-all tools? With the Batalyse Collect API, you can integrate your own code to analyze raw data and automatically reupload results. Maintain full control while streamlining your workflow. - [Batalyse Electrochemistry Newsletter 2025#2 Improved supercaps support and API, multiple active materials](https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-electrochemistry-newsletter-2025-2.md): Speeds up pulse/HPPC calculations, and adds new polarizazion/CV/EIS comparison graphs. Supercapacitor support is improved. Test plan synchronization with Mind further streamline workflows. - [Newsletter #2025-1 HPPC-Fits, Battery Safety, Data Loggers and much more!](https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2025-1-hppc-fits-battery-safety-data-loggers-and-much-more.md): Have your HPPC tests fitted and your battery sfatey tests analysed and tons of further updates. Stay ahead with our latest innovations! 🚀 # Mind and Collect now speak MCP — document your lab and production work by chat Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/mcp-mind-collect/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/mcp-mind-collect.md Last modified: 2026-08-06T10:23:17+00:00 Description: Batalyse Mind (LIMS) and Collect (R&D management) now support the Model Context Protocol. Connect your AI assistant and build production chains, document lab work and query results directly in the software — with the model of your choice, including on-premise LLMs. Batalyse Mind and Collect now speak MCP. Connect your AI assistant to your LIMS and your R&D management system through the Model Context Protocol. Describe a process the way you would explain it to a new colleague, and the agent enters it into the software for you — steps, materials, machines and the parameters each step records. Batalyse GmbH · Walzbachtal · Developed in the BMFTR project BaetterAI From a chat message to a process chain “Our line starts with dry mixing of active material, carbon black and binder, then coating on the pilot coater, calendering, stacking, electrolyte filling and formation. Set that up as a process chain and add the parameters we record at each step.” What the agent creates in Mind: - Dry mixing — active material, carbon black, binder · mixing time, speed, batch mass - Coating — pilot coater · gap, web speed, drying temperature, areal loading - Calendering — line load, roll temperature, resulting porosity - Stacking — layer count, separator type, alignment tolerance - Electrolyte filling — electrolyte, fill volume, wetting and rest time - Formation — cycler, current profile, voltage limits, temperature Describing your work is entering it Structuring a production line or a test campaign in software is a long job. Dozens of steps in the right order, each with its own materials, machines and the parameters you need to log — and until now, all of it typed in by hand, form after form. It is the part of the work that gets postponed. MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to software systems. With MCP support in Batalyse Mind and Collect, your assistant no longer works on an exported copy of your data. It works on your live database: it can create process chains, materials, devices and entries, and it can read what is already there. You review what it proposes before it is saved. No integration project, no intermediate files, and no code to write on your side. What you can do from the chat - Production — map a full production chain. Describe the line once. The agent creates every step in order, links the materials and machines involved, and attaches the parameters recorded at each stage. - Laboratory — document lab work and devices. The same applies to experiments. Describe a cell build or a test series and the agent documents it, including the lab devices used and the parameters they deliver. - Inventory — keep the inventory current. Add chemicals, electrode materials and consumables to your inventory as you go, without leaving the conversation to fill in a separate form. - Analysis — ask about your results. Which batches used this material, and what came out? The answer is drawn from your database as it stands right now, not from a spreadsheet exported last week. Case study: the EAS Batteries cell production, mapped in a conversation Together with EAS Batteries we mapped their cell production into Mind using the MCP integration — including their (almost) dry electrode processing, which largely avoids the use of harmful NMP. Structuring a real production line at this level of detail normally costs days of clicking. Here it was a conversation. Screen recording: building the EAS Batteries production chain in Batalyse Mind through an MCP-connected assistant. Your model, and your rules on where data goes MCP is model-independent. You connect the assistant your organisation already uses or trusts — Claude, ChatGPT, Mistral, Aleph Alpha — or a model running on your own hardware. That choice also decides where your data is processed, which in industrial R&D is usually more important than a benchmark score. - Locally hosted LLM — the model runs on your own hardware, inside your network. Fully on-premise. Process and measurement data never leaves your systems. - External model provider — the model runs at the provider you choose. The content you send in the chat is processed by that provider, under their terms. Mind and Collect stay where they are; Batalyse has no access to your data either way. Where Mind and Collect run. Both are available as on-premise installations in your own infrastructure. The MCP connection does not change that — it adds an interface to the system you already host. What comes next: towards a product passport for every cell A fully structured production chain is the groundwork for something more useful than documentation for its own sake: a product passport per cell, in which every step, material and parameter is already connected to the individual cell it produced. That is what we are working towards in the newly started BMFTR project KiBaPro. More AI-based features will follow, and we are glad for feedback from anyone testing this in their own lab. Write to us at [contact@batalyse.com](mailto:contact@batalyse.com). [Request a demonstration](mailto:contact@batalyse.com?subject=MCP%20in%20Mind%20and%20Collect) Funding The MCP integration in Mind and Collect was developed in the project BaetterAI, together with our partners Fraunhofer IFAM, Batene, Heimdalytic and MAP-Test. The work towards a per-cell product passport continues in the project KiBaPro. Both projects are funded by the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) and managed by Projektträger Jülich. BaetterAI — FKZ 03XPB020A  ·  KiBaPro — FKZ 03XPB069B Categories: Collect, Mind # EIS Analyzer 2.5.1 — SAFION Support, Fit Quality Presets & a More Reliable Analyzer Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-5-1-safion-fit-quality-presets/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-5-1-safion-fit-quality-presets.md Last modified: 2026-07-08T08:00:00+00:00 Description: EIS Analyzer 2.5.1 adds native SAFION support and hardened Bio-Logic/Maccor parsing, a new Fit Quality preset (Fast / Balanced / High precision), new Dynamic EIS derived kinetics (C_dl, H), a broad reliability pass so every DRT, fitting and Customize option takes effect, and a fixed in-app updater. EIS Analyzer 2.5.1 is here. This release adds native SAFION support, a new Fit Quality preset that trades speed for precision in one click, fresh Dynamic EIS kinetics, and a wide reliability pass that makes every DRT, fitting and Customize option you set actually take effect — plus a fixed in-app updater so future updates install themselves. The Batalyse EIS Analyzer is a desktop application for analyzing Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) data from batteries, fuel cells, supercapacitors and electrochemical sensors. It covers the complete workflow from raw data import through equivalent-circuit fitting, Distribution of Relaxation Times (DRT) analysis and Kramers-Kronig validation to Origin (.opju) and CSV export. Version 2.5.1 gathers everything since 2.4.0 into one polished, dependable release. Choose your speed vs. precision: Fit Quality presets A new Fit Quality preset — Fast, Balanced or High precision — now sits in the Fitting, Auto-Analysis and DEIS Fit-all menus. Pick the trade-off you need without touching solver internals: Fast for a quick look, Balanced for everyday work, and High precision which adds a multi-start rescue that recovers tricky fits other settings miss. Native SAFION support and hardened parsers More of your raw files load directly, with sweeps and metadata intact: - SAFION IE10522 — the multi-section EIS_DATA_CH*.csv exports from the SAFION cycler now load directly (frequency, real and imaginary impedance). - Bio-Logic .mpr — more robust parsing of empty / TCUS / Rdc files, VMP3 structural headers and duplicate column IDs, plus device, channel and acquisition metadata read from the LOG section. - Maccor — hardened V1 and V2 binary parsing across voltage ranges and sources, with clearer messages when a binary file isn’t EIS. Dynamic EIS: new derived kinetics Dynamic EIS trajectories gain two new derived quantities — the effective double-layer capacitance Cdl (Brug) and the kinetic ratio H = σW / Rct — selectable alongside your fitted parameters and included in every export, so you can watch interfacial kinetics evolve across state of charge, time and cycle right beside Rct and Rs. Everything you set now takes effect A broad reliability pass closes a whole class of “the control does nothing” bugs across DRT, fitting and Customize: - DRT honors every advanced option — enforce-positive (on by default), basis, regularization order, RBF shape, inductance handling and imaginary-only — so γ(τ) no longer drifts negative. - Fitting applies your constraints, frequency window, lambda method and iteration count, and the differential-evolution method no longer fails silently. - Customize controls take effect: DEIS stationarity reference voltage, areal-Nyquist export, custom legend label and DRT fill opacity on Origin export, the electrode-area input, and legend position and graph titles in the plot previews. - Multi-file fits group in the Fit Results immediately; Parameter Trend stays visible on the Voltage x-axis even without voltage metadata; and “Compute SOC from current” reads SOC, current and time from a file’s comment header. - Manual fits converge to full precision again. A self-updating app The in-app updater is fixed: it now runs the downloaded installer instead of silently doing nothing, so updates actually apply and relaunch the app — without needing admin rights. From 2.5.1 onward, staying current is a single click. Work in your own language The in-app guide is updated and translated across all ten languages — English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Hindi — including the new Fit Quality presets and SAFION support. Get 2.5.1: update from inside the app, or download the latest installer from the [EIS Analyzer page](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/eis-analyzer/#downloads). Questions, feedback, or run into anything while trying the new release? Write to us at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) — we’d love to hear how it works with your data. Categories: EIS # EIS Analyzer 2.4.0 — Dynamic EIS, a Rebuilt Fitting Experience & Richer Export Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-4-0-dynamic-eis-rebuilt-fitting-richer-export/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-4-0-dynamic-eis-rebuilt-fitting-richer-export.md Last modified: 2026-06-17T08:04:47+00:00 Description: EIS Analyzer 2.4.0 brings a brand-new Dynamic EIS workspace, a rebuilt fitting experience with side-by-side comparison and parameter trends, far richer Origin export, new instrument support (Maccor, Bio-Logic GEIS, three-electrode), and an in-app guide in 10 languages. EIS Analyzer 2.4.0 is here. This release brings better fitting-result management, a brand-new Dynamic EIS workspace, a rebuilt fitting experience, and far richer Origin export — plus new instrument support (Maccor, Bio-Logic GEIS, three-electrode), smarter constrained fitting, and an in-app guide in 10 languages. The Batalyse EIS Analyzer is a desktop application for analyzing Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) data from batteries, fuel cells, supercapacitors and electrochemical sensors. It covers the complete workflow from raw data import through equivalent-circuit fitting, Distribution of Relaxation Times (DRT) analysis and Kramers-Kronig validation to Origin (.opju) and CSV export. Version 2.4.0 sharpens every one of those stages and opens a new chapter for time-resolved, operando diagnostics. A rebuilt Fitting experience Manage, compare, and constrain fits without ever losing your place. Toggleable result chips let you display and compare several files or sweeps side by side; your selection persists across re-fits, and a mirrored picker sits in the fit-vs-data plot header. Compare fits across EIS1–EIS3.DTA side by side, each with χ² and per-parameter errors. A new Fit Results grid arranges one card per fit on a cycle × model layout, with per-sweep fit history that survives reload, the fit date and time on every card, in-place sweep renaming, and a “Show all” for runs beyond 20 cycles. One card per fit across every model — Inductor + TLM, TLM Simplified, Randles, Two RQ + Warburg — with the latest fit flagged and full history retained. The new Parameter Trend view plots any fitted parameter (or χ²) across your sweeps, with a cycle-aware x-axis (cycle major, sweep minor) and a voltage x-axis mode. You can also toggle individual charge/discharge cycles on or off and overlay cycles by within-cycle position — one curve per circuit model, plus per-electrode curves for three-electrode data. Track any fitted parameter — here Rs — across sweeps, with error bars and a cycle-aware x-axis. Pick your fitting frequency range by clicking directly on the spectrum — free-click anywhere, with a log-space snap to the nearest data point — using a full-width Bode/Nyquist picker that is also available inside the DEIS Fit-all dialog. Click two points on the Bode or Nyquist plot to set the min & max fitting frequency. Under the hood, constrained fitting — bounds, fix/free, shared parameters across sweeps, and expressions — now lives in one unified table, with DRT-guided initial guesses and multi-start optimization. And both Auto-Analysis and Fitting show a live progress overlay that can be cancelled mid-run. Fix or free each parameter, bound the search range, share values across sweeps, or link them by expression. Dynamic EIS (DEIS) — a new workspace Dynamic EIS is a brand-new workspace, currently in development — a dedicated home for sweep groups and time-resolved diagnostics. Build and manage your DEIS sweep groups on a dedicated tab, then send them straight to trajectories, DRT, stationarity checks and diagnostics. Group multiple spectra into a DEIS sweep from the dedicated Dynamic EIS tab. Import raw time-series from custom potentiostats and the Analyzer recovers the impedance for you: it removes slow drift, windows the signal, and extracts Z(ω) at the excitation frequencies, with no manual pre-processing. Coherent averaging over repeated cycles suppresses noise (∝ √N), and built-in signal-quality checks flag non-linear distortion and residual drift before they corrupt a fit. The heart of operando battery diagnostics is the parameter trajectory: track any fitted circuit parameter (Rct, Rs, capacitance, …) versus SOC, time, or cycle number, and watch how the interface evolves through a charge/discharge — with error bars, a compact multi-column legend, and two-group overlay comparison. Every fit parameter tracked along the sweep vs. SOC — click any point to inspect that member’s spectrum and fit. DRT, frame by frame: Distribution-of-Relaxation-Times analysis (with automatic regularization) plus a DRT-evolution heatmap across the whole sweep separate SEI, charge-transfer and diffusion processes and let you watch each one shift as the cell cycles. A one-click Auto-Analyzer runs the full pipeline — DRT, fit, Kramers-Kronig, features — across every sweep with live progress. SOC is computed automatically by coulomb counting, with per-member drill-down: click any trajectory point to inspect its spectrum and residuals. You can also enter SOC, current, time and cycle per spectrum by hand. Enter SOC, current, time and cycle per spectrum — or compute SOC from current by coulomb counting. A dedicated lithium-plating onset diagnostic flags the onset of plating as an anomalously sharp drop in the charge-transfer resistance Rct (or a chosen fit parameter) along the sweep vs. SOC or time, with a configurable drop threshold and a clear pass/fail readout. When you’re done, bundle a whole sweep group into a single self-contained .batalyse file to save and share. Lithium-plating onset diagnostic — flags an anomalously sharp drop in Rct (or a chosen parameter) along the sweep vs. SOC or time. Broader instrument support More of your raw files load directly, with sweeps and metadata intact: - Maccor — EIS text and V2 binary FRA spectra, plus numeric file extensions (.001, .002, …), with the rich binary header surfaced on upload. - Bio-Logic GEIS — auto-import preserves all sweeps; cycling data feeds the Non-EIS and Polarization tabs. - Three-electrode — handling with correct impedance sign-correction and per-electrode output. Richer export Take publication-ready results straight into Origin or a spreadsheet: - Origin (.opju) — every fit (current + history) with matching colors and model labels, Bode plots overlaying fit curves, a Kramers-Kronig Nyquist graph, and parameter trends plotted against the real trajectory coordinate (SOC / voltage / cycle), one point per sweep. - CSV / XLSX — per-parameter errors and units, dated filenames, and per-sweep graphs in the export ZIP. Work in your own language The in-app guide is now fully translated into ten languages — English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Hindi — including a step-by-step Dynamic EIS chapter. Switch the in-app guide between ten languages. Questions, feedback, or run into anything while trying the new release? Write to us at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) — we’d love to hear how it works with your data. Categories: EIS # EIS Analyzer – Major Version Update Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-0-%e2%86%92-2-2-a-major-leap-in-eis-analysis/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer-2-0-%e2%86%92-2-2-a-major-leap-in-eis-analysis.md Last modified: 2026-04-13T09:40:00+00:00 Description: EIS Analyzer 2.0-2.2: DRT-guided circuit fitting, Transmission Line Models, unified Kramers-Kronig validation, shared-parameter fitting and batch workflows for electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. Over the past months the EIS Analyzer has evolved from a Streamlit prototype into a full-featured native application. This article summarizes the most significant improvements across the 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 release series — focused on trustworthy results, less manual tuning, and faster batch workflows. The Batalyse EIS Analyzer is a desktop application for analyzing Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) data from batteries, fuel cells, supercapacitors and electrochemical sensors. It supports the major instrument file formats (Bio-Logic, Gamry, Solartron, PalmSens, Zahner) and provides a complete workflow from raw data import through equivalent-circuit fitting, Distribution of Relaxation Times (DRT) analysis, Kramers-Kronig validation and feature extraction to Origin (.opju) and CSV export. It is developed by Batalyse GmbH and is part of the broader Batalyse Collect platform for battery R&D data management. All upgrades are driven by user feedback and a thorough audit against established literature in electrochemical impedance analysis. A new architecture (2.0) The foundation was rebuilt from the ground up: a FastAPI backend paired with a TypeScript frontend, delivered as a native desktop application via pywebview with browser fallback. Alongside this came a suite of major analysis features that shape today’s workflow: - DRT analysis with automatic equivalent-circuit recommendation [1] - Auto-Analysis pipeline chaining DRT, fitting, K-K validation and feature extraction in one click, with trend analysis across loaded files - SOH and temperature estimation from extracted EIS features - Origin (.opju) export with multi-sheet workbooks for downstream analysis in OriginLab - Project import/export (.batalyse files) for reproducible session sharing - SQL connectivity (MySQL and SQL Server) for direct database integration - PalmSens .pssession support, in addition to Gamry, Bio-Logic and Solartron formats - Graph customization with a preset library for consistent publication-quality figures - Automatic update checking with rollback support Transmission Line Models and constrained fitting (2.1) For porous electrodes — battery cathodes, supercapacitors, fuel cell catalyst layers — equivalent circuits with lumped elements often miss the distributed nature of the impedance response. Release 2.1 added a complete suite of Transmission Line Models (TLM) based on de Levie’s framework [2]: blocking, R||C, R||CPE, RC + Warburg, transmissive variants, and nested (hierarchical) macro/meso models for multi-scale porous architectures. The same release introduced constrained fitting through lmfit: parameters can now be fixed, bounded, or linked to other parameters via mathematical expressions. The constraint engine integrates seamlessly with the optimizer and supports per-parameter tightened bounds appropriate to the parameter type (CPE exponents [0.3, 1.0], inductors [10⁻¹², 10⁻³] H, etc.). A multi-language interface (9 languages) and visual frequency-range selection by clicking on the Bode/Nyquist plot completed this release. Scientifically validated fitting improvements (2.2) The auto-estimate engine now leverages Distribution of Relaxation Times (DRT) to derive initial parameter values directly from the spectrum’s time-constant fingerprint — an approach widely recognized in the EIS literature for improving the convergence of complex nonlinear least-squares fits [1, 3]. For each RQ element, peak τ values from the DRT are converted into accurate R and Q estimates via the relation Q = τⁿ/R, far more reliable than heuristic peak detection in spectra dominated by diffusion tails. For complex spectra without resolvable semicircles, capacitance is now estimated using the half-circle frequency method [4] — finding the frequency where Z’ equals R_s + R_ct/2 — instead of the previous argmax(−Z”) approach that failed on monotonic spectra. This single change improved auto-estimate accuracy by orders of magnitude on diffusion-dominated battery impedance data. To escape local minima, a multi-start optimization strategy [5] automatically retries the fit with perturbed initial guesses when χ² remains above 10⁻². Studies of EIS fitting workflows have shown such pre-fit strategies can raise Randles-circuit fitting success rates from approximately 50% to over 97% [5]. Unified Kramers-Kronig quality scoring (2.2) The K-K validation [6, 7] previously suffered from three independent quality-score implementations that could disagree — a user could see “Grade A” alongside “K-K Validation Failed.” This has been replaced with a single source of truth. Pass/fail, numerical score, and letter grade are now derived from the same statistics with identical thresholds. Grade A or B always means valid; an invalid verdict can never coexist with a top grade. Unified parameter table with shared-parameter fitting (2.2) The redesigned Fitting tab merges what were previously two separate sections — Initial Parameter Values and Advanced Constraints — into a single intuitive table with columns for Parameter, Value, Fix, Shared, Min, Max, and Expression. Each column has a hover tooltip explaining its effect. The new Shared column enables true global parameter linking: when one or more parameters are marked as shared and multiple sweeps or files are loaded, those parameters are fit as a single value across every sweep of every file simultaneously — a workflow essential for tracking the series resistance R_s of one cell across many state-of-charge points without artificial drift. Fitting tab sees what the Plots tab sees (2.2) The Fitting tab’s “Fit vs. Data” section now shows all sweeps with their fits and full fit history, color-matched to the main Plots tab. The active sweep is highlighted with larger markers and full opacity; previous fit attempts appear as dashed history lines for visual comparison. Clicking a legend item toggles the corresponding curves in both compact and main plots simultaneously. Smarter UI guidance (2.2) When a fit converges with mediocre quality but R_s is well-determined (relative error < 10%), the app now suggests fixing R_s with one click — a standard EIS workflow recommendation [8]. A blue tip appears below the fit result with a “Fix R_s = X Ω” button that updates the input and checks the Fix box automatically. References [1] Wan, T. H., Saccoccio, M., Chen, C., Ciucci, F. Influence of the discretization methods on the distribution of relaxation times deconvolution: implementing radial basis functions with DRTtools. Electrochimica Acta 184 (2015) 483–499. [doi:10.1016/j.electacta.2015.09.097](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.electacta.2015.09.097) [2] de Levie, R. On porous electrodes in electrolyte solutions — IV. Electrochimica Acta 9 (1964) 1231–1245. [doi:10.1016/0013-4686(64)85015-5](https://doi.org/10.1016/0013-4686(64)85015-5) [3] Heinzmann, M., Weber, A., Ivers-Tiffée, E. Advanced impedance study of polymer electrolyte membrane single cells by means of distribution of relaxation times. Journal of Power Sources 402 (2018) 24–33. [doi:10.1016/j.jpowsour.2018.09.004](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpowsour.2018.09.004) [4] Hsu, C. H., Mansfeld, F. Technical note: Concerning the conversion of the constant phase element parameter Y₀ into a capacitance. Corrosion 57 (2001) 747–748. [doi:10.5006/1.3280607](https://doi.org/10.5006/1.3280607) [5] Pfeiffer, K., Ulm, L., Wachter, A., Dempwolf, S., Pretzler, M., Rompel, A., Heuberger, A. Impact of normalization, standardization and pre-fit on the success rate of fitting in electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering 7 (2021) 488–491. 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[doi:10.1021/acsmeasuresciau.2c00070](https://doi.org/10.1021/acsmeasuresciau.2c00070) Categories: EIS # BaetterAI: AI Meets Battery Research 🔋⚡ Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/baetterai-ai-meets-battery-research-%f0%9f%94%8b%e2%9a%a1/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/baetterai-ai-meets-battery-research-%f0%9f%94%8b%e2%9a%a1.md Last modified: 2026-03-27T09:16:58+00:00 Description: We are excited to announce the launch of BaetterAI – our joint research project funded by the German Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR), developing a Universal Data Processing Tool for AI-based battery research. We are excited to announce the launch of our joint research project BaetterAI! The project is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) (FKZ: 03XPB020) and managed by Projektträger Jülich. The Challenge Battery development faces several fundamental problems: Innovation cycles take years because aging tests are time-consuming and modern analysis methods are lacking. Test data from different test stands come in varying formats – data exchange between research and industry is cumbersome. And although Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) provides valuable insights into aging processes, EIS-capable battery management systems for field deployment are still missing. The consequences: Long development times, untapped data potential, and a lack of insights from real-world operation. The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a key lever to effectively address these challenges. However, developing reliable and highly accurate AI models requires the availability of high-quality, systematically preprocessed data – one of the biggest hurdles to date for the broad, effective application of AI methods. Our Solution With BaetterAI, we are developing a Universal Data Processing (UDP) Tool – a software module that enables heterogeneous battery test data at cell and module level to be automatically preprocessed for AI-based applications. Fraunhofer IFAM creates standardized templates for the systematic acquisition of machine-readable data and develops a pipeline for automated outlier and anomaly treatment, as well as for extracting aging-relevant characteristics, known as “features.” MAP and Batene provide the experimental data foundation through comprehensive aging tests on state-of-the-art and next-generation lithium-ion cells with innovative 3D current collectors. Heimdalytics extends this with EIS measurements and develops a hardware component for battery management systems that captures operational data directly from the field. Batalyse integrates all these data streams into a central platform, implements quality control and automated feature extraction methods, and creates secure interfaces between laboratory, BMS, and database. Based on the UDP, a foundation will be created for the first time to systematically consolidate and utilize battery data for AI applications – capable of processing heterogeneous battery data from development, testing, and operational environments. The UDP empowers users to prepare their data quickly, with quality assurance, and without manual effort for specific AI use cases – such as shortening development cycles or optimizing cell control during operation. Through standardized and automated data preprocessing and integration processes, AI becomes simple, reproducible, and scalable to use, enabling individual goals to be achieved efficiently and with high result quality. The platform is open to international standards and makes research results comparable across institutional boundaries. Our Team 🔧 Batalyse – Provides the central software platform and implements methods for automated data processing and feature extraction, including correlation analyses and intelligent visualization. 🔬 Fraunhofer IFAM – Brings deep expertise in electrochemical characterization, data science, and data-driven modeling, developing tailored processing procedures for automated quality assessment and feature extraction of battery test data. ⚡ Batene – A spin-off of the Max Planck Society, provides the experimental foundation: aging tests on novel lithium-ion cells using three-dimensional current collectors made of metal fibers instead of conventional copper and aluminum foils. The measurement data forms the empirical basis for the consortium’s AI-supported diagnostic development. 🔌 Heimdalytics – Connects BMS diagnostic systems with integrated impedance spectroscopy directly to the research database, bringing real-world operational field data into the analysis for the first time. 🧪 MAP-Test – Develops innovative testing and analysis methods for improved and faster aging diagnostics on state-of-the-art and next-generation lithium-ion cells. More information will follow in the coming months! 🚀 Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, EIS, Mind # Introducing EIS Analyzer – Professional Impedance Analysis Software Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/introducing-eis-analyzer-professional-impedance-analysis-software/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/introducing-eis-analyzer-professional-impedance-analysis-software.md Last modified: 2026-03-27T09:16:56+00:00 We are excited to announce the release of EIS Analyzer – our new professional software for Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy analysis. This powerful tool is now available as part of the Batalyse software suite and is included at no additional cost for Data Analysis customers. Key Features Equivalent Circuit Fitting Fit your EIS data to 14+ built-in circuit models including R, R-C, R-RC, R-RQ, R-RC-RC, R-RQ-RQ, Randles, and models with Warburg diffusion elements. Need something specific? Define your own custom circuit configurations. DRT Analysis Distribution of Relaxation Times analysis identifies time constants and automatically recommends optimal circuit models for your data. Kramers-Kronig Validation Verify measurement quality by detecting drift, noise, or non-linear behavior before analysis. Ensure reliable fitting results with automatic data validation. Multiple Data Sources Import EIS data from Gamry (.DTA), Solartron (.z), Bio-Logic (.mpr), or text formats (.txt, .dat, .csv, .mpt). Connect directly to databases or Batalyse Collect. One-Click Automated Analysis Run DRT analysis, circuit fitting, validation, and predictions simultaneously. Export results as JSON, CSV, or PNG – or upload directly to Collect. Batch Processing Multi-threaded parallel analysis for processing multiple files simultaneously. Get Started Visit the [EIS Analyzer page](https://www.batalyse.com/eis-analyzer/) to download the software and learn more about its capabilities. If you have any questions or feedback, we look forward to hearing from you! Categories: EIS # Challenge of Multi-Partner R&D Collaboration Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/challenge-of-multi-partner-rd-collaboration/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/challenge-of-multi-partner-rd-collaboration.md Last modified: 2025-10-31T10:42:35+00:00 Description: Stop losing context in collaborative R&D. Batalyse lets you share battery test data with all underlying information—securely and with full access control. Collaborative R&D projects involving multiple partners often face significant challenges that go far beyond the obvious logistical hurdles. While material exchange is complicated by legal, safety, and transport regulations, data exchange poses an entirely different—and often underestimated—challenge. Why raw data isn’t enough: It’s not sufficient to simply forward raw measurement files or result diagrams to your project partners. Every battery test is backed by a cascade of critical contextual information that must also be shared to make the data truly valuable and reproducible: - How was the specimen processed and prepared? - What materials and components does it contain? - Under what exact conditions was it tested? - What equipment and protocols were used? - Which parameters were varied, and why? Without this metadata, even the most precise test data loses its scientific value. Yet manually compiling and sharing this information for every data exchange is time-consuming, error-prone, and often incomplete. Our solution: With Batalyse, you can efficiently manage multi-partner R&D projects and seamlessly share both raw data and all underlying contextual information in a structured, traceable format. Key advantages for collaborative projects: - Complete data packages: Share measurements together with specimen details, test protocols, and processing history - You decide who sees what: Full control over partner access rights—share specific datasets with specific partners - Flexible hosting: Our data server can be hosted either by you (on-premise) or by Batalyse (cloud) - Your data stays private: Batalyse as a company has no access to your data—regardless of hosting option - Secure partner collaboration: Your project partners access only what you explicitly share with them Stop losing time and context in multi-partner projects. Let Batalyse handle the complexity of collaborative data management—while you keep full control over your intellectual property. Want to see how it works for your projects? Test Batalyse free of charge and without any obligation. Experience secure, context-rich data sharing with complete access control. Learn more about Batalyse or request your free trial today: [contact@batalyse.com](mailto:contact@batalyse.com) Categories: Collect, Mind # Batalyse GmbH – End User License Agreement (EULA) Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/eula/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/eula.md Last modified: 2026-02-04T17:30:07+00:00 Description: View and download the latest version of the Batalyse End User License Agreement (EULA). [Download EULA (eng)](https://www.batalyse.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/EULA_Batalyse_2025-10-10_eng.pdf) [Download EULA (deutsch)](https://www.batalyse.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/EULA_Batalyse_2025-10-10_d.pdf) Version 2026-02-01 – English 1. Introduction and Definitions Summary: This EULA governs your use of Batalyse Software. By using the Software, you agree to these terms. Key definitions and document hierarchy are established here. 1.1 Agreement Scope This End User License Agreement (EULA) is a legal agreement between you (the “User” or “Licensee”) and Batalyse GmbH, governing your use of the Software. By installing, accessing, or using the Software, you agree to this EULA, the [Terms and Conditions](https://www.batalyse.com/terms), and the [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz). If you do not agree, do not install or use the Software. 1.2 Key Definitions For the purposes of this EULA: - - Agreement collectively refers to this EULA, the Terms and Conditions, and Privacy Policy. - - Software means Batalyse Data Analysis, Batalyse Collect, and Batalyse Mind, including related documentation, updates, and materials. - - User or Licensee refers to the individual or entity granted license rights to use the Software. - - Documentation includes user manuals, tutorial videos, and guidance materials provided by Batalyse. - - Confidential Information means all data, test results, analysis, and other information shared or uploaded by the User with Batalyse. - - User Content means all data, files, analysis results, and outputs created, processed, or stored using the Software. 1.3 Document Hierarchy In case of conflicts between documents, the following hierarchy applies: - - Individual written agreements between the parties - - This EULA - - Terms and Conditions - - Privacy Policy - - Batalyse’s offer - - User’s terms (only if explicitly accepted by Batalyse in writing) 1.4 Related Documents For complete legal framework, please refer to: - - EULA: [www.batalyse.com/eula](https://www.batalyse.com/eula) - - Terms and Conditions: [www.batalyse.com/terms](https://www.batalyse.com/terms) - - Privacy Policy: [www.batalyse.com/datenschutz](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz) - - Data Processing Agreement (DPA): Available upon request at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) 2. License Grant and Scope Summary: You receive a non-exclusive license to use the Software for internal business/research purposes. Medical use is permitted but entirely at your own risk. Various license types are available (time-limited, perpetual, academic). 2.1 License Grant Subject to full payment of applicable fees and compliance with this EULA, Batalyse grants the User a simple (non-exclusive, non-sublicensable), non-transferable license to install and use the Software for internal business or research purposes only. 2.2 License Types and Duration Time-Limited Licenses: Licenses with specified term periods (e.g., annual licenses). During the active term, Users receive all updates, bug fixes, and support as specified in Section 4. Perpetual Licenses: One-time purchase licenses that may be granted upon separate written agreement. Update and maintenance entitlements depend on active maintenance agreements as detailed in Section 4.1.2. Multi-User and Volume Licensing: Batalyse offers three independent software modules: - - Data Analysis: Licenses bound to specific computers or Origin user domains with automatic activation - - Collect: Unlimited users under a server license managed by customer administrators - - Mind: User limits defined contractually and may be increased upon agreement 2.2.1 Academic and Non-Profit Licenses Batalyse offers discounted license terms for qualified academic, non-profit, and public research organizations. Eligibility Criteria: - - Accredited universities and research institutions - - Government-funded research laboratories and public research institutions - - Registered non-profit organizations conducting research or educational activities Discount: Eligible organizations typically receive a 20% discount on standard commercial license fees, subject to verification of eligibility. Verification Requirements: - - Proof of non-profit status or accreditation - - Confirmation that the Software will be used for non-commercial research or educational purposes - - Annual re-verification may be required for continued eligibility Restrictions: - - Academic and non-profit licenses are for non-commercial research and educational purposes only - - All other terms of this EULA apply equally to academic and non-profit licenses 2.3 Scope of Rights This license grants usage rights only; no ownership, title, or intellectual property rights in the Software are transferred to the User. The User receives only the limited rights explicitly granted in this EULA. All rights not expressly granted are reserved by Batalyse. The Software contains proprietary and confidential information protected by intellectual property laws and international treaties. 2.4 Third-Party Components The Software may include third-party components (libraries, frameworks, open-source software) licensed under separate terms. Those third-party license terms take precedence over this EULA for those specific components. A comprehensive list of Third-Party Components and their respective license terms can be requested from [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). For detailed provisions on liability and warranty for third-party components, see Section 8.6. 2.5 Intended Use The Software is designed and intended for use in industrial research and development, quality control, data analysis, and technical applications, including: - - Energy storage research, development, and testing - - Battery analysis and characterization - - Materials science and engineering - - Industrial quality control and testing - - Scientific research and academic applications - - Product development and optimization - - Data analysis for business intelligence and operations 2.6 Medical and High-Risk Applications Summary: The Software is NOT certified for medical use. You may use it for medical purposes, but you assume ALL risk and liability. Batalyse provides NO warranties and accepts NO liability for medical applications. 2.6.1 Not Designed or Certified for Medical Use IMPORTANT WARNING: The Software is a general-purpose data analysis tool. It is NOT designed, intended, certified, validated, or approved for use as a medical device, in vitro diagnostic (IVD) device, or for any medical, clinical, diagnostic, or healthcare-related applications. The Software has NOT: - - Undergone regulatory approval or clearance by medical device authorities (FDA, EU MDR/IVDR, or equivalent) - - Been validated according to medical device quality management standards (ISO 13485, IEC 62304, or equivalent) - - Been designed or tested to meet the safety, reliability, accuracy, and documentation requirements for medical or clinical use - - Been validated for use in clinical decision-making, patient diagnosis, or treatment 2.6.2 Medical Use Permitted BUT User Assumes All Risk Batalyse does not prohibit Users from using the Software for medical, clinical, diagnostic, or healthcare-related purposes. However, any such use is entirely at the User’s own risk and responsibility. By using the Software for medical, clinical, or diagnostic purposes, the User explicitly acknowledges and agrees that: Complete Assumption of Risk: - - The User assumes complete and sole responsibility for all risks, consequences, and liability associated with such use - - The User bears full responsibility for validating the Software for their specific medical application - - The User is responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable medical device regulations, healthcare privacy laws (HIPAA, GDPR health data provisions), clinical laboratory standards, and professional standards in their jurisdiction - - The User is responsible for obtaining any necessary regulatory approvals, certifications, or clearances No Warranties for Medical Use: - - Batalyse makes NO WARRANTIES of any kind regarding the Software’s suitability, accuracy, reliability, or safety for medical, clinical, or diagnostic use - - All warranties described in Section 7 are EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED for medical, clinical, or diagnostic applications - - The Software is provided “AS IS” without any warranty of fitness for medical purposes No Liability: - - Batalyse shall have NO LIABILITY whatsoever for any claims, damages, losses, injuries, adverse events, regulatory actions, or legal consequences arising from or related to the use of the Software in medical, clinical, or diagnostic applications - - This exclusion applies to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, including patient harm, misdiagnosis, regulatory fines, and legal claims User Indemnification: - - The User agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Batalyse from and against any and all claims arising out of or related to the User’s use of the Software for medical, clinical, or diagnostic purposes - - This indemnification obligation survives termination of this EULA 2.6.3 User Validation Requirements If the User chooses to use the Software for medical purposes despite these warnings, the User is solely responsible for: - - Conducting thorough validation and verification studies - - Obtaining all necessary regulatory approvals and certifications - - Implementing independent verification procedures - - Never relying solely on Software output without independent verification - - Maintaining comprehensive documentation and records 2.6.4 Notification Requirement Users who intend to use the Software for medical, clinical, or diagnostic purposes should notify Batalyse in writing at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). While notification does not change the User’s responsibilities or Batalyse’s lack of liability, it allows Batalyse to provide relevant information about known Software limitations. 2.6.5 High-Risk Applications The disclaimers and limitations in Section 2.6 also apply to other high-risk applications, including nuclear facilities, aircraft navigation, life support systems, or applications where Software failure could result in death, personal injury, or severe environmental damage. 2.6.6 Research and Development Exception The restrictions in Section 2.6 apply to clinical diagnostic use and patient care applications. They do NOT prohibit: - - R&D for medical devices (e.g., battery testing for pacemakers or implantable devices) where results are NOT used directly for patient diagnosis or treatment - - Pre-clinical validation studies - - Quality control testing of medical device components - - Research on battery performance for medical applications However, Users remain responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable medical device regulations for their specific use case. Once the Software output is used in any way that affects patient care or clinical decisions, all restrictions in Sections 2.6.1-2.6.5 apply in full. 2.7 Use Restrictions Users may not: Technical Restrictions: - - Copy, reproduce, or duplicate the Software except for one backup copy - - Modify, adapt, translate, or create derivative works - - Reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the Software (except as expressly permitted by mandatory law) - - Remove, alter, or obscure any proprietary notices Commercial Restrictions: - - Sublicense, rent, lease, lend, or transfer the Software to third parties - - Use the Software to provide commercial services or SaaS to third parties - - Resell or distribute the Software Legal and Compliance Restrictions: - - Use the Software in violation of applicable laws or third-party rights - - Use the Software for unlawful, fraudulent, or malicious purposes - - Export or re-export in violation of export control laws (see [Terms Section 20](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#20)) For complete details, refer to [Terms and Conditions Sections 2, 7, 8, and 9](https://www.batalyse.com/terms). 2.7.1 Permitted Customizations While the User may not modify the Software core code, the following customizations are permitted: API Integrations: - - Users may develop integrations with the Software using documented APIs - - Users may create custom scripts or workflows that interface with the Software - - Such integrations remain the User’s property but must comply with API usage guidelines Configuration and Settings: - - Users may configure Software settings and preferences - - Users may create custom templates, reports, or data views - - Such customizations are supported within the Software’s intended functionality Plugins and Extensions: - - Users may develop plugins or extensions if the Software provides a plugin API - - Plugins must not circumvent license restrictions or security measures - - Batalyse is not responsible for issues caused by third-party plugins Prohibited Modifications: - - Decompiling, reverse engineering, or modifying the Software binaries - - Bypassing license validation or security features - - Modifications that create derivative works of the Software itself 2.8 Software Escrow (Optional) Upon request and subject to additional fees, Batalyse may enter into a Software Escrow Agreement with customers whose total annual license fees exceed €10,000. Escrow Purpose: Software escrow provides continuity assurance by depositing source code and build instructions with a neutral third-party escrow agent. The escrowed materials are released to the Customer only upon specific insolvency-related trigger events. Trigger Events: The escrowed materials are released to the Customer only if: - - Batalyse files for bankruptcy (Insolvenz) or insolvency proceedings under German law - - Batalyse enters liquidation or ceases business operations - - A court-appointed insolvency administrator (Insolvenzverwalter) takes control of Batalyse NOT Trigger Events: The following do NOT trigger escrow release: - - Failure to provide updates or support (covered by standard warranty terms) - - Technical issues or bugs (covered by warranty and support) - - Disputes between Batalyse and Customer - - Change of ownership or acquisition of Batalyse by another entity - - Temporary business interruptions Use Restrictions: If escrow materials are released, the Customer may use them solely for: - - Maintaining and continuing use of the Software for the Customer’s internal purposes - - Bug fixing and error correction - - Ensuring compatibility with the Customer’s systems The Customer may NOT: - - Use the source code to develop competing products or services - - Distribute, sublicense, or commercialize the source code - - Share the source code with third parties (except contractors bound by confidentiality) Escrow Terms: - - Separate Software Escrow Agreement required - - Additional annual escrow fees apply (deposit fee, agent fees, maintenance fees) - - Customer must accept escrow agent’s standard terms - - Escrow agent: [To be specified in separate agreement] - - Verification schedule: Annual verification of deposited materials Eligibility: Software Escrow is available only to customers with: - - Total annual license fees exceeding €10,000 - - Valid and current license agreement - - No outstanding payment obligations Application: To request a Software Escrow Agreement, contact [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) with: - - Current license details and annual fees - - Business justification for escrow requirement - - Preferred escrow agent (if any) 2.9 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Summary: The Software may use AI/ML for analysis and prediction. User-generated AI outputs on-premise belong to the User. Batalyse-developed AI features and algorithms remain Batalyse’s intellectual property. AI outputs must be independently validated. The Software may incorporate or enable the use of artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML) components for data analysis and prediction. 2.9.1 Current and Planned AI/ML Features The Software includes or plans to include AI/ML capabilities for: - - Aging prediction and battery lifecycle forecasting - - Correlation analysis and pattern recognition - - Anomaly detection in test data - - Predictive analytics for battery performance - - Other data analysis features as they become available AI/ML features may be added or enhanced in future updates. Batalyse will document AI/ML capabilities in the Software Documentation as they are released. 2.9.2 Ownership of AI-Generated Content User-Generated AI Outputs (On-Premise): When the User processes their own data on their own infrastructure using the Software’s AI/ML features: - - The User retains full ownership of all AI-generated outputs, predictions, analyses, and results - - These outputs are considered User Content as defined in Section 1.2 - - Batalyse has no ownership rights or claims to these outputs - - The User may use, share, publish, or commercialize these outputs without restriction Batalyse AI Features and Algorithms: The underlying AI/ML models, algorithms, training methodologies, and software code developed by Batalyse remain Batalyse’s exclusive intellectual property, including: - - Pre-trained ML models integrated into the Software - - Proprietary algorithms and data processing methods - - AI feature implementations and software architecture - - Training datasets created or curated by Batalyse User-Developed AI Models: Where the Software provides APIs or interfaces for Users to integrate their own AI/ML models: - - Users retain full ownership and control of their AI/ML models and training data - - Users are responsible for the accuracy, legality, and ethical use of their own AI/ML implementations - - Batalyse provides the technical framework but does not validate or certify User-developed AI models 2.9.3 Training Data AI/ML models used in the Software are trained on: - - Publicly available datasets from scientific literature and research - - Project-specific data provided by specific project partners with appropriate agreements - - Anonymized and aggregated data from Batalyse’s research and development activities User Data and ML Training: - - By default, User Content is NOT used for training AI/ML models - - Batalyse may request permission to use anonymized User data for ML training to improve the Software - - Users may opt in to contribute anonymized data by contacting [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) - - Users may opt out at any time if they have previously consented 2.9.4 AI/ML Limitations and User Responsibilities Critical Acknowledgment: - - AI/ML predictions and recommendations are probabilistic, not deterministic - - AI/ML outputs may contain errors, biases, or inaccuracies - - Users must independently verify all AI-generated results before relying on them for decisions - - Users must validate AI/ML models for their specific use cases and data - - AI/ML should be used as a decision-support tool, not as the sole basis for critical decisions Medical Use Restrictions: All restrictions in Section 2.6 apply with equal force to AI/ML features. AI/ML predictions must NEVER be used for medical diagnosis, patient treatment, or clinical decision-making without full regulatory approval, independent clinical verification, and User assumption of all risk and liability. 2.9.5 Transparency and Documentation - - Batalyse discloses when features use AI/ML in the Documentation - - Batalyse provides guidance on interpreting and validating AI-generated results - - Batalyse documents the general methodology and data sources for AI/ML models (without disclosing proprietary algorithms) 3. License Activation and Hardware Binding Summary: The Software requires activation. Offline licenses are bound to specific hardware. You can request reactivation for hardware failures or upgrades (limits apply). 3.1 Activation Requirements The Software requires activation through either: - - An online license server with automatic validation, or - - An offline license file or activation code Technical identifiers (e.g., hardware fingerprints) are processed solely for license validation and management in accordance with the [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz). 3.2 Offline License Binding Offline licenses are bound to the specific hardware configuration active at the time of activation. The license validates against key hardware components to prevent unauthorized transfers. 3.3 Hardware Changes and License Reactivation 3.3.1 Permitted Reactivations Users are entitled to reactivate their offline license on replacement hardware in the following circumstances: - - Hardware failure (component defect, system crash, or damage) - - Hardware upgrade necessary for continued Software operation - - Migration to new systems as part of normal business operations 3.3.2 Reactivation Process To request reactivation, the User must: - - Contact Batalyse support at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) within 30 days of the hardware change - - Provide reasonable documentation of the hardware change - - Confirm that the Software has been uninstalled from the previous system (if accessible) - - Confirm that the license will not be used concurrently on multiple systems 3.3.3 Approval and Issuance Upon receipt of the reactivation request, Batalyse will verify the license status and, if the request meets the criteria above, issue a new activation code or license file within 3 business days at no additional charge. Batalyse reserves the right to deny reactivation requests that appear to constitute misuse or violation of the license terms. 3.3.4 Reactivation Limits Time-Limited Licenses: Users may request one (1) hardware-related reactivation per twelve-month license period at no additional charge. Perpetual Licenses: - - With Active Maintenance Agreement: Users may request one (1) hardware-related reactivation per twelve-month period at no additional charge. - - Without Active Maintenance Agreement: Users may request one (1) hardware-related reactivation over the lifetime of the license at no additional charge. Additional Reactivations: Requests beyond these limits may be granted at Batalyse’s sole discretion and may require additional verification, payment of an administrative fee, or negotiation of a new license agreement. 3.3.5 Planned Hardware Changes Users planning hardware upgrades or migrations should notify Batalyse in advance when possible to facilitate a smooth transition. 3.3.6 Exceptional Circumstances In cases of catastrophic events (fire, flood, theft, ransomware attacks) affecting multiple systems, Batalyse will work with the User on a case-by-case basis to provide reasonable accommodation beyond the standard reactivation limits. 3.4 Payment-Related Suspension Licenses may be suspended or deactivated for overdue payments as specified in [Terms Section 6.3](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#6.3). Reactivation occurs upon receipt of outstanding payment. 4. Updates and Maintenance Summary: Time-limited licenses include all updates. Perpetual licenses require active maintenance for updates. You must manually download and install updates. Beta versions are available frequently; official releases come periodically. 4.1 Update Entitlements 4.1.1 Time-Limited Licenses Users with active time-limited licenses (e.g., annual subscriptions) are entitled to receive all Software updates during the active license period, including: - - Bug fixes and security patches - - Minor updates (performance improvements, compatibility updates) - - Major version upgrades (new features, functionality expansions) For time-limited licenses, the license term and maintenance period are identical. Users receive all updates for the entire duration at no additional charge. 4.1.2 Perpetual Licenses Initial Maintenance Period: Perpetual licenses typically include an initial maintenance period (commonly one year from purchase). During this period, Users receive all updates as described above. With Active Maintenance Agreement: Users with a valid, paid maintenance agreement receive all bug fixes, security patches, minor updates, and major version upgrades. Without Active Maintenance Agreement: When maintenance expires or is not renewed: - - The User no longer receives updates, bug fixes, security patches, or new versions - - The User retains the right to continue using the last Software version available when maintenance expired Purchasing or Renewing Maintenance: - - Users may purchase or renew maintenance at any time by contacting [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) - - Minimum maintenance duration is 6 months; typical duration is one year - - Pricing determined by Batalyse based on Software module, license type, and time elapsed since previous maintenance - - Delayed Renewal: If maintenance has lapsed for an extended period, upgrading from very old versions may require additional fees to cover migration support and testing 4.1.3 Multi-Module Environments Users with multiple Software modules (Data Analysis, Collect, Mind) should note: - - Each module must be updated individually by the User - - Updates typically take 30 seconds to 5 minutes per module - - Updates are not automatically synchronized across modules - - Compatibility Requirements: Updates to one module may require corresponding updates to other modules for proper functionality - - Batalyse will communicate inter-module compatibility requirements in release notes For offline licenses, additional time must be allocated to transfer activation codes from an internet-connected computer to the offline system. 4.1.4 No Entitlement to Specific Features or Schedules Unless explicitly agreed in writing, Users are not entitled to: - - Specific features, functionalities, or capabilities in future updates - - Particular release dates, timelines, or update schedules - - Customizations tailored to individual requirements - - Dedicated development resources or priority feature requests Batalyse determines update content, timing, and scope at its sole discretion. 4.2 Update Delivery and Installation 4.2.1 User-Initiated Updates All Software updates must be downloaded and installed by the User. Updates are not applied automatically. Users are responsible for: - - Monitoring update availability - - Downloading updates from authorized sources - - Installing updates on their systems - - Testing updates before production deployment 4.2.2 Update Sources For Data Analysis: - - Batalyse Website: [www.batalyse.com](http://www.batalyse.com/) (customer portal or downloads section) - - OriginLab File Exchange: [Batalyse – File Exchange – OriginLab](https://www.originlab.com/fileExchange/profile.aspx?name=Batalyse) - - Direct download links via email or support communications - - Support-provided files For Collect and Mind: - - Docker environment updates via console command - - Support-provided files or instructions For EIS Analyser: Updates can be downloaded manually from the EIS Analyser section on the Batalyse website or directly within the Software when new versions are available.   Users must not download or install Software from unauthorized sources.   4.2.4 Independent Module Update Cycles Each Batalyse software module maintains its own independent update and versioning schedule. While updating one module may require compatibility updates to other modules, the User is not obligated to perform any updates and decides independently whether to update each module. No forced synchronization of module versions is enforced by BATALYSE. Each module can be upgraded or rolled back independently based on the User’s own requirements and compatibility constraints. Users are responsible for reviewing system requirements for each module update and for evaluating compatibility between modules when planning updates.   4.2.3 Update Notifications Batalyse typically notifies Users of official Software releases through: - - Email notifications and newsletters describing new features - - Direct communications from Batalyse staff - - In-software notifications (Data Analysis module only) - - Announcements on the Batalyse website Batalyse publishes official Software versions periodically (typically every few months). Users are responsible for checking for updates regularly, particularly for critical security patches. 4.3 Version Rollback and Compatibility 4.3.1 Right to Rollback Users may roll back to previous Software versions if a newer version causes issues. Users may: - - Uninstall the current version and reinstall a previous version - - Maintain archived copies of previous versions for rollback - - Continue using older versions temporarily while issues are resolved 4.3.2 Limitations of Rollback Rights - - No Individual Version Support: Batalyse does not provide individualized support, bug fixes, or security patches for older versions. All fixes are delivered only through the latest version. - - Security Risks: Older versions may contain known security vulnerabilities addressed in newer versions - - Compatibility Issues: Older versions may not be compatible with current operating systems or third-party libraries - - Forward Compatibility: Data or files created with newer versions may not be compatible with older versions 4.3.3 Batalyse Recommendation Batalyse strongly recommends that Users: - - Test updates in a non-production environment before deployment - - Maintain backups of their current working Software version before updating - - Upgrade to the latest version as soon as feasible - - Report issues with new versions promptly to [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) If Users experience critical issues with a new version, Batalyse will prioritize investigating and resolving those issues in the next available update, but will not create custom patches for individual older versions. 4.4 End-of-Life and Version Support 4.4.1 Software Version Lifecycle Batalyse follows a forward-looking update strategy: - - New features, improvements, and fixes are incorporated into the latest Software version - - Batalyse does not maintain parallel development streams or backport fixes to older versions - - Users are expected to update to the latest version to receive all improvements 4.4.2 End-of-Life Notifications If Batalyse discontinues support for a major Software version or module, Batalyse will: - - Provide reasonable advance notice (typically 6-12 months) to affected Users - - Offer Users the opportunity to migrate to the latest supported version - - Clearly communicate the end-of-support date and implications 4.5 Update Requirements and Dependencies 4.5.1 System Requirements Updates may introduce new or changed system requirements (operating systems, hardware specifications, third-party dependencies). Users are responsible for: - - Reviewing system requirements before installing updates - - Ensuring their systems meet the updated requirements - - Upgrading their infrastructure as necessary Batalyse will communicate significant system requirement changes in release notes. 4.5.2 License Reactivation After Updates Note: Updates requiring license reactivation are rare and typically only occur when fundamental changes to the licensing architecture are necessary. Such changes will be communicated clearly in release notes. 4.5.3 Third-Party Components Updates may include updates to third-party components (libraries, frameworks). Batalyse may update, replace, or remove third-party components to maintain security, compatibility, or functionality. Users acknowledge that such changes may affect Software behavior or performance. 4.6 Beta and Pre-Release Versions 4.6.1 Availability and Purpose Batalyse regularly publishes beta and pre-release versions (typically every few days) for testing and feedback. Beta versions contain the latest features, improvements, and bug fixes under development and are made available to selected customers who have reported bugs or requested specific features, though other interested Users may also access them for testing. 4.6.2 Beta Version Characteristics Beta and pre-release versions: - - Are provided with the same warranty as official releases EXCEPT for known issues documented in release notes and inherent pre-release instabilities - - Response times for beta-specific issues may be longer than for official releases - - Are recommended primarily for testing purposes, though they can be used in production environments at the User’s discretion and risk - - May be superseded by newer beta versions or official releases at any time 4.6.3 Access and User Choice Beta versions are available to all Users with an active license and valid maintenance/support coverage. Users may continue using official releases and skip all beta versions, or install beta versions to access early features or test fixes. 4.6.4 Official Releases Batalyse publishes official, stable Software versions periodically (typically every few months). Official releases undergo more comprehensive testing and are recommended for production use. 4.7 Update-Related Data Processing When Users download updates from the Batalyse website, Batalyse may collect: - - License key or hardware identifier for validation - - Software version information - - IP address and download timestamp for security and analytics This data processing is governed by the [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz) and is necessary to provide the update service. 4.8 User Obligations Users are responsible for: - - Maintaining backups of their data and configurations before installing updates - - Testing updates in their specific environment and use cases - - Implementing their own change management and version control procedures - - Documenting which Software versions are deployed - - Ensuring that all instances of the Software are properly licensed after updates Batalyse is not responsible for data loss, configuration changes, or disruptions resulting from User failure to follow reasonable update and backup procedures. 5. User Content and Data Handling Summary: Your data stays on your infrastructure. Batalyse does not access User Content under normal operation. Optional telemetry (opt-in/opt-out) sends only logs, never your scientific data. You retain full ownership of your data. 5.1 User Ownership and On-Premise Data 5.1.1 User Retains Ownership Users retain full ownership of all data, content, files, analysis results, and outputs created, processed, or stored using the Software (collectively “User Content”). 5.1.2 On-Premise Data Processing The Software is designed to process User Content locally on the User’s own hardware and infrastructure. Under normal operation: - - User Content remains on User’s premises and under User’s exclusive control - - Batalyse has no access to, visibility into, or copies of User Content - - No User Content is transmitted to Batalyse servers, cloud services, or third parties - - All processing, analysis, and storage occurs within the User’s own systems 5.1.3 Demo and Upload Servers Where Batalyse provides optional demo servers, testing environments, or upload services: - - Users retain ownership of all data uploaded to these services - - Such services are provided for temporary testing and evaluation only - - Batalyse may delete demo data, user profiles, or configurations after the evaluation period expires without prior notice - - Users acknowledge that demo environments may not provide the same level of security, performance, or data protection as production systems - - Users should avoid uploading confidential or personal data to demo environments - - Users must maintain their own backups of any data uploaded to demo servers 5.2 Data Access and Optional Telemetry Features 5.2.1 Principle of No Automatic Access to User Content The Software does not automatically access, transmit, or collect User Content (including test data, analysis data, raw data, calculation results, or file contents) under normal operation. User Content remains on User’s premises and under User’s exclusive control. Batalyse does not have visibility into or copies of User Content unless the User explicitly provides such data as described below. 5.2.2 Optional Telemetry – Collect and Mind Modules User Control (Opt-In Required): - - This feature must be explicitly activated by the User through Software settings - - Users can enable or disable this feature at any time - - If disabled, no log files are transmitted to Batalyse What is Transmitted (when enabled): - - System log files and error logs - - Software version information and module configuration details - - Timestamps and event sequences - - Technical diagnostics (memory usage, performance metrics, system errors) What is NOT Transmitted: - - User Content (test data, analysis data, raw data, or results) - - File contents or data processed by the Software - - User-created content, configurations, or intellectual property Transmission Details: - - Requires active internet connection - - Transmitted securely via encrypted connection (TLS/SSL) - - Stored on Batalyse servers hosted within the EU 5.2.3 Automated Bug Reports – Data Analysis Module User Control (Opt-Out, Enabled by Default): - - This feature is enabled by default to help Batalyse identify and resolve software issues quickly - - Users can disable automated bug reporting at any time through Software settings - - Users are notified of this feature during installation or first use What is Transmitted (when enabled and an error occurs): - - Error message and error type/code - - Software version, module information, and system configuration - - Timestamp and sequence of events leading to the error - - File name only (without contents) - - User contact details (name, email address) to enable follow-up communication - - Stack trace and technical diagnostic information What is NOT Transmitted: - - Test data, analysis data, raw data, or calculation results - - File contents or data values - - User Content of any kind Purpose: - - Enable Batalyse to quickly identify and fix software bugs and stability issues - - Improve software quality and reliability for all users - - Provide better user experience by proactively addressing errors User Notification: - - When an error occurs and a bug report is sent, the Software may display a notification - - Users can review what information was sent and opt out of future reports Transmission Details: - - Requires active internet connection - - Transmitted securely via encrypted connection (TLS/SSL) - - If no internet connection is available, bug reports are queued and sent when connection is restored (unless User opts out in the meantime) 5.2.4 Manual Provision of Data for Support When requesting technical support, troubleshooting, or error resolution, Users may voluntarily provide: - - Relevant error messages, log files, or diagnostic information - - Sample data or file structures that demonstrate the issue - - System configuration details and environment specifications - - Screenshots, screen recordings, or step-by-step reproduction instructions Users have full control over what data they choose to share and can anonymize or sanitize data before transmission. 5.2.5 Remote Support Access In some support cases, Batalyse support staff may need to view or interact with the User’s system to diagnose and resolve technical issues. Such access is always: User-Controlled and Supervised: - - Initiated and controlled entirely by the User - - Requires the User’s explicit consent for each support session - - The User must actively grant access (e.g., via screen sharing, remote desktop software) - - The User or an authorized representative must be present and actively supervising throughout the entire support session - - The User can terminate access at any time No Independent Remote Access: - - Batalyse does not have independent remote access capabilities built into the Software - - Batalyse cannot access User’s systems without the User’s active participation and consent - - No persistent remote access tools, backdoors, or remote administration features are included Remote Access Methods: - - Access is typically provided via third-party tools chosen by the User (TeamViewer, AnyDesk, Microsoft Teams screen sharing, or similar) - - The User controls which tools are used and when access is granted and terminated - - All remote access sessions are time-limited to the specific support case Documentation and Consent: - - Before remote access begins, Batalyse will explain what actions will be performed - - Users should document the support session for their records - - Access is granted only for the specific troubleshooting purpose and is immediately terminated when the session ends 5.2.6 No Backdoors or Hidden Telemetry The Software does not contain: - - Hidden telemetry, tracking, or monitoring functions beyond those described in Sections 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 - - Backdoors or remote access capabilities that operate without User knowledge or consent - - Functions that automatically transmit User Content to Batalyse or third parties - - Keyloggers, screen capture, or similar monitoring tools 5.3 Processing and Retention of User-Provided Data 5.3.1 Purpose Limitation When Users voluntarily provide User Content, log files, or diagnostic information to Batalyse, Batalyse may process such data solely for the following purposes: - - Diagnosing technical issues, errors, or bugs - - Reproducing and testing reported problems - - Developing patches, fixes, updates, or improvements - - Improving Software compatibility, performance, stability, and functionality - - Training and quality assurance for support staff - - Ongoing software testing and validation with representative real-world data 5.3.2 Prohibition on Other Uses Batalyse will not: - - Use User Content for marketing, sales, or promotional purposes without separate consent - - Disclose or sell User Content to third parties for commercial purposes - - Publish or publicly disclose User Content without explicit User authorization - - Use User Content to train AI or machine learning models for purposes unrelated to improving the Software, without separate consent 5.3.3 Data Retention Policy Unless the User explicitly requests deletion, Batalyse retains User Content provided for support, testing, or diagnostic purposes under the following policy: Standard Retention: - - User Content may be retained indefinitely for ongoing software testing, quality assurance, and compatibility validation - - Retained data is used solely for internal testing and development purposes and is not shared externally User Right to Request Deletion: - - Users may request deletion of their User Content at any time by contacting [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) - - Upon receiving a deletion request, Batalyse will: - - Confirm the scope of data to be deleted with the User - - Delete the specified data within thirty (30) days - - Provide written confirmation of deletion Exceptions to Deletion: - - Data may be retained longer if required by law, legal proceedings, or regulatory obligations - - Anonymized or aggregated data that cannot be linked back to the User may be retained indefinitely - - Backup copies may persist for up to ninety (90) days in disaster recovery systems but will not be actively accessed 5.3.4 Anonymization and Aggregation Where technically feasible, Batalyse may anonymize or aggregate User Content to create de-identified datasets that cannot be linked back to individual Users. Such anonymized data: - - May be retained indefinitely for software improvement and research - - Does not fall within the scope of deletion requests - - Does not constitute personal data under GDPR 5.3.5 User Consent for Extended Retention By enabling optional telemetry features or by providing User Content to Batalyse for support purposes, Users consent to Batalyse retaining such data in accordance with this retention policy. Users acknowledge that: - - Retained data helps Batalyse improve the Software for all users - - Users can withdraw consent and request deletion at any time - - Deletion of test data may limit Batalyse’s ability to reproduce and fix issues specific to the User’s data formats or use cases 5.3.6 Anonymization Recommendations When providing User Content for support or diagnostic purposes, Users are encouraged to anonymize or sanitize data where technically feasible. However, Users acknowledge that: - - Anonymization may limit Batalyse’s ability to diagnose certain issues accurately - - Some technical problems require real data structures, formats, or content to reproduce - - Batalyse may request non-anonymized data if anonymized data is insufficient - - The decision to anonymize remains with the User 5.4 User Obligations Regarding Data Summary: Users must minimize transmission of sensitive data, validate all Software outputs, protect data security, and comply with applicable data protection laws. Minimize Transmission of Sensitive Data: Users must take reasonable steps to avoid transmitting personal data, confidential information, trade secrets, or sensitive business data to Batalyse unless strictly necessary for technical support. Users should: - - Anonymize or pseudonymize data before sharing when possible - - Remove or redact personal identifiers and proprietary information - - Use representative sample datasets rather than complete production data - - Encrypt sensitive data before transmission User Assumes Risk: Users acknowledge and accept that: - - Batalyse implements reasonable security measures but cannot guarantee absolute protection of data transmitted over the internet - - The User assumes responsibility and risk for any sensitive, personal, or confidential data voluntarily shared with Batalyse - - The User must obtain any necessary consents from data subjects before sharing personal data Special Categories of Data: Users must not transmit special categories of personal data under GDPR Article 9 (e.g., health data, biometric data, genetic data, data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious beliefs, trade union membership, or data concerning sex life or sexual orientation) to Batalyse without prior written agreement and appropriate data processing safeguards. Validate Software Outputs: As detailed in Section 2.6.3 and Section 8.4.4, Users must independently validate all results, outputs, and analyses produced by the Software before relying on them for business decisions, research publications, regulatory submissions, or any critical purpose. 5.5 Compliance with Data Protection Laws 5.5.1 GDPR and Privacy Policy All processing of personal data by Batalyse is governed by the [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz) and complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other applicable data protection laws. 5.5.2 Data Processing Agreement If the User processes personal data using the Software and Batalyse processes such data on behalf of the User (e.g., during support), the parties may enter into a separate Data Processing Agreement (DPA) as required by GDPR Article 28. Contact [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) to request a DPA. 5.5.3 International Data Transfers Primary Data Storage: User Content provided to Batalyse is primarily stored and processed on servers located within the European Union (EU/EEA). Third-Party Service Providers: Batalyse uses certain third-party service providers that may process personal data outside the EU/EEA, including Microsoft, Google Analytics, HubSpot, Keygen, and others. Legal Safeguards: Where personal data is transferred outside the EU/EEA, Batalyse ensures adequate protection through: - - Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) approved by the European Commission - - EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework certification for U.S.-based service providers - - Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs) or other appropriate safeguards For complete details on international data transfers and third-party service providers, see [Privacy Policy Section 4.3](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz#4.3). Software Data Processing: User Content processed by the Software itself (on-premise installation) remains entirely within the User’s own infrastructure and jurisdiction. 5.5.4 User Rights Users and data subjects whose personal data may be processed by Batalyse have rights under applicable data protection laws, including rights to access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection. For details, refer to the [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz). 5.6 Confidentiality and Security 5.6.1 Batalyse Confidentiality Batalyse will treat User Content provided for support purposes as confidential and will not disclose it to third parties except as necessary to fulfill support obligations or as required by law. 5.6.2 Batalyse Security Measures Batalyse implements reasonable technical and organizational security measures to protect User Content received for support purposes, including: - - Encryption in transit (TLS/SSL) - - Access controls limiting access to authorized personnel only - - Regular security assessments and updates 5.6.3 User Security Responsibility Users are solely responsible for: - - Securing their on-premise installations and infrastructure - - Implementing appropriate access controls, authentication, and authorization - - Protecting against unauthorized access, malware, and security threats - - Encrypting sensitive data at rest and in transit - - Maintaining backups and disaster recovery procedures Batalyse has no visibility into or control over User’s security measures and cannot be held liable for security breaches occurring within User’s environment. 5.7 No Obligation to Monitor Batalyse has no obligation to monitor, review, or verify User Content processed by the Software. Users are solely responsible for ensuring that their use of the Software and processing of User Content complies with all applicable laws, regulations, and ethical standards. 6. Intellectual Property and Confidentiality Summary: Batalyse retains all intellectual property rights in the Software. You must protect Batalyse’s confidential information and trade secrets. Batalyse retains all intellectual property rights in the Software, Documentation, and related materials. All copyrights, patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and other intellectual property rights are and remain the exclusive property of Batalyse. Users must protect all Confidential Information received from Batalyse (including Software, Documentation, trade secrets, and technical information) and comply with confidentiality obligations outlined in the [Terms and Conditions Sections 14 and 18](https://www.batalyse.com/terms). Users shall not: - - Disclose Confidential Information to unauthorized third parties - - Use Confidential Information for purposes other than those authorized by this EULA - - Allow unauthorized access to the Software, Documentation, or Confidential Information For additional provisions on confidentiality, decompilation rights, and copyright protection, refer to [Terms and Conditions Sections 9, 14, and 18](https://www.batalyse.com/terms). 6.1 Customer Feedback and Feature Requests The User may provide suggestions, feedback, feature requests, or other input regarding the Software (collectively “Feedback”) to Batalyse via email, support channels, or other means. Ownership and Use of Feedback: - - All Feedback is provided voluntarily and without any obligation on Batalyse to implement or respond - - By providing Feedback, the User grants Batalyse a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license to use, implement, modify, and incorporate the Feedback into the Software or other Batalyse products - - The User waives any claims to compensation, attribution, or ownership of implemented Feedback - - Batalyse is not obligated to treat Feedback as confidential unless separately agreed in writing No Patent Rights: Feedback typically relates to minor software features, improvements, or usability enhancements that are not patentable subject matter. If the User believes their Feedback contains patentable inventions, the User should: - - Clearly mark the Feedback as “Proprietary and Confidential” - - Contact Batalyse at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) to discuss separate confidentiality and licensing arrangements before submitting the Feedback - - Refrain from submitting the Feedback until appropriate agreements are in place Feature Request Prioritization: Batalyse prioritizes feature development based on: - - Number of customers requesting a feature - - Technical feasibility and development effort - - Strategic alignment with product roadmap - - Resource availability Users who submit feature requests may be notified when those features are implemented, but Batalyse makes no commitment regarding implementation timelines or whether any specific feature will be developed. 7. Warranty and Support Summary: The Software is warranted to perform substantially as documented during your active license/maintenance period. Beta versions have limited warranty for known issues. No warranties apply to medical use. Report defects promptly for warranty service. 7.1 Limited Warranty 7.1.1 Warranty Statement Batalyse warrants that the Software will perform substantially in accordance with the Documentation provided by Batalyse when used under the specified system requirements and in accordance with the intended use described in Section 2.5. “Substantially in accordance” means that the Software performs its principal functions as described in the Documentation, even if minor deviations, cosmetic issues, or non-critical functionality differences exist. 7.1.2 What Constitutes a Defect For purposes of this warranty, a “defect” means a reproducible failure of the Software to conform to the Documentation that materially impairs the Software’s functionality. Defects include: - - Software crashes, freezes, or fails to launch under supported system configurations - - Calculation errors or incorrect computational results when processing properly formatted, valid input data - - Core features documented as available fail to function - - Data corruption caused by the Software itself (not by hardware failure, user error, or external factors) - - Security vulnerabilities that compromise data integrity or system security 7.1.3 What Does NOT Constitute a Defect The following do NOT constitute defects under this warranty: - - Inaccurate results or computational errors caused by insufficient numerical precision, resolution, or data quality in the User’s source data or data export process - - Inability of specific Software features to function when required metadata, header information, or data attributes are missing, incomplete, or incorrectly formatted in the User’s data files - - Minor deviations from Documentation that do not materially affect functionality - - Cosmetic issues, typographical errors in the interface, or minor display inconsistencies - - Features or capabilities not explicitly described in the Documentation - - Inability to process custom, non-standard, or undocumented file formats or data structures (Batalyse works with customers to add support for new formats as continuous improvement efforts, prioritizing formats needed by multiple customers) - - Performance issues caused by inadequate hardware resources, User’s network infrastructure, parallel processes, User’s Software settings, operating system conflicts, or third-party software issues - - Issues arising from User’s failure to follow Documentation, system requirements, or proper usage guidelines - - Problems caused by unauthorized modifications, third-party integrations, or use outside the scope defined in Section 2 7.2 Warranty Exclusions and Limitations Summary: Warranties are limited for on-premise software, excluded entirely for medical use, and limited for third-party components and beta versions. User validation of outputs is required. 7.2.1 On-Premise Deployment and Medical Use As the Software operates on User’s own infrastructure (detailed in Section 8.4), Batalyse cannot warrant that the Software will successfully process all data formats or that calculation results are accurate when based on incomplete or erroneous input data. Users must validate Software outputs for their specific use cases. Medical Use: As explicitly stated in Section 2.6.2, NO WARRANTIES of any kind apply to use of the Software for medical, clinical, diagnostic, or healthcare-related purposes. Any such use is entirely at User’s own risk, and all warranties are expressly excluded for medical applications. 7.2.2 Third-Party Components and Beta Versions Batalyse’s warranty for Third-Party Components is limited as described in Section 8.6. Beta versions are covered by this warranty EXCEPT: - - Known issues documented in release notes are excluded from warranty - - Beta versions may contain incomplete features or instabilities inherent to pre-release software - - Response times for beta-specific issues may be longer than for official releases 7.2.3 General Warranty Disclaimers EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY PROVIDED IN SECTION 7.1, THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, BATALYSE DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: - - Implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement - - Warranties arising from course of dealing or usage of trade - - Warranties of uninterrupted or error-free operation - - Warranties regarding the accuracy, reliability, or usefulness of results or outputs - - Warranties that the Software will meet all User requirements or be compatible with all systems 7.2.4 User Acknowledgment User acknowledges that: - - The limited warranty in Section 7.1 is the only warranty provided by Batalyse - - The warranty limitations and exclusions are reasonable and were a material inducement for Batalyse to enter into this EULA - - The license fees reflect these warranty limitations - - User has not relied on any oral or written statements, representations, or warranties not expressly included in this EULA 7.3 Warranty Period 7.3.1 Duration The warranty applies: - - For time-limited licenses: Throughout the entire duration of the active license period - - For perpetual licenses: Throughout the duration of any active paid maintenance and support agreement Once a license or maintenance period expires, warranty coverage ceases. Users may renew or purchase maintenance as described in Section 4.1.2 to restore warranty coverage. 7.3.2 Reporting Defects To receive warranty service, Users must: - - Report defects to Batalyse at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) during the applicable warranty period - - Provide sufficient information to reproduce and diagnose the defect - - Report defects within a reasonable time after discovery (ideally within 30 days) Batalyse is not responsible for addressing defects reported after the warranty period has expired or defects that the User knew about but failed to report promptly. 7.4 Warranty Remedies 7.4.1 Exclusive Remedy If the Software fails to conform to the warranty in Section 7.1 and the User reports the defect in accordance with Section 7.3.2, Batalyse’s sole obligation and User’s exclusive remedy shall be: Primary Remedy – Software Correction: - - Batalyse will use commercially reasonable efforts to correct the reported defect in a subsequent Software update, typically in the next beta release (as described in Section 4.6) - - Beta updates containing fixes are typically released within days to weeks of defect confirmation - - Official stable releases containing the fix will be included in periodic official updates (typically every few months) Alternative Remedies (if correction is not feasible): - - Provide a workaround or alternative method to achieve the intended functionality - - Provide documentation or guidance to avoid or minimize the impact of the defect - - If the defect materially impairs core functionality and cannot be corrected within a reasonable time (typically 90 days), Batalyse may, at its sole discretion: - - Refund the pro-rata portion of license fees for the remaining unused license period (for time-limited licenses) - - Refund a portion of the original license fee (for perpetual licenses, amount determined by Batalyse based on age of license and severity of defect) 7.4.2 No Other Remedies The remedies in Section 7.4.1 are the User’s sole and exclusive remedies for breach of warranty. Batalyse shall have no other obligations or liability for warranty claims beyond those expressly stated. 7.4.3 Fix Delivery Fixes and corrections are delivered through the standard update mechanisms described in Section 4.2. Users are responsible for: - - Installing updates containing fixes - - Testing updates in their environment - - Verifying that the fix resolves the reported issue Batalyse does not create custom patches for individual Users or individual Software versions. All fixes are incorporated into the standard Software release cycle. 7.5 User Obligations for Warranty Service To receive warranty service, Users must fulfill the following obligations: Provide Sufficient Information: Users must provide Batalyse with sufficient information to diagnose and reproduce the defect, including: - - Detailed description of the defect and its symptoms - - Steps to reproduce the defect consistently - - Software version, module information, and system configuration - - Error messages, log files, or diagnostic information - - Sample data or file structures that demonstrate the issue (where applicable and feasible) - - Expected behavior vs. actual behavior Cooperation: Users must reasonably cooperate with Batalyse in diagnosing and resolving defects, including: - - Responding to requests for additional information in a timely manner - - Testing proposed fixes or workarounds and providing feedback - - Allowing Batalyse access to diagnostic information (per Section 5.2.5 for supervised remote access if needed) - - Implementing recommended system requirements or configuration changes Maintain Current Software Version: To receive warranty support and bug fixes, Users must update to the current Software version: - - All bug fixes are delivered exclusively through new Software releases (typically beta releases within days to weeks, and official releases every few months) - - Batalyse does not create individual patches or custom updates for older Software versions - - If a User reports a defect in an older Software version, Batalyse will confirm whether the defect has already been fixed in a current version - - If the defect still exists in the current version, Batalyse will fix it in the next Software release - - To receive the fix, Users must update to the Software version containing the fix This approach ensures efficient development resources focused on current Software versions and consistent Software quality across the customer base. Users who cannot or choose not to update to current versions will not receive bug fixes for their older versions. Follow Documentation and Requirements: Users must: - - Use the Software in accordance with the Documentation and system requirements - - Operate the Software within the intended use scope defined in Section 2.5 - - Avoid prohibited uses as defined in Sections 2.6 and 2.7 - - Maintain proper backups and follow reasonable usage practices Failure to fulfill these obligations may limit or eliminate Batalyse’s warranty obligations to the extent the defect cannot be diagnosed, reproduced, or resolved without User cooperation. 7.6 Technical Support Services Summary: Support is available in English and German via email. We aim to respond within 1-2 business days (best effort, not guaranteed SLA). Enterprise customers can inquire about guaranteed SLA plans. 7.6.1 Support Availability Batalyse provides technical support services to all Users with active licenses and current maintenance coverage. Support is available in English and German via email at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). 7.6.2 Support Scope Technical support includes assistance with: - - Installation and Setup: Guidance on installing, configuring, and activating the Software - - Usage and Operation: Help understanding and using Software features and functions - - Troubleshooting: Diagnosing and resolving technical issues, errors, or unexpected behavior - - Bug Reports: Receiving, confirming, and addressing defects - - Data Format Support: Assistance with processing data files and troubleshooting file format compatibility issues - - Update Assistance: Help with downloading, installing, and troubleshooting Software updates - - Configuration Guidance: Recommendations for optimizing Software settings - - Feature Requests: Receiving and considering requests for new features or enhancements 7.6.3 Support Response Time Batalyse commits to responding to support requests from Users with active licenses and current maintenance coverage within 1-2 business days (Monday through Friday, excluding German public holidays) from receipt of the support request. Response Time Commitment: - - “Response” means an initial acknowledgment and preliminary assessment, not necessarily complete resolution - - Response time applies to support requests submitted via [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) during business hours (9:00-17:00 CET/CEST) - - Resolution time depends on the complexity of the issue and User cooperation No SLA Guarantee: This is a best-efforts commitment, not a guaranteed Service Level Agreement (SLA). Failure to meet the 1-2 day response time does not constitute a breach of contract and does not entitle the User to refunds, credits, or damages. While Batalyse prioritizes support for paying customers with active maintenance, we make every effort to respond to all support requests as quickly as possible. Enterprise SLA Available: Customers requiring guaranteed SLA with defined response times, escalation procedures, and service credits for SLA breaches may inquire about Enterprise Support plans at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). Enterprise SLA requires a separate written agreement and additional fees. Priority Levels: Batalyse internally prioritizes support requests based on severity and impact: - - Highest Priority: Calculation errors, software crashes, and critical bugs affecting core functionality - - High Priority: Data format compatibility issues and functionality problems - - Standard Priority: Feature requests, usage questions, and enhancement suggestions - - Lower Priority: Cosmetic issues, minor deviations, and non-critical matters 7.6.4 Support Requirements To receive effective support, Users must: - - Contact support via the designated channel: [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) - - Provide clear, detailed information about the issue - - Have an active, valid license with current maintenance coverage - - Cooperate with Batalyse support staff during the diagnostic and resolution process 7.6.5 Support Exclusions Technical support does NOT include: - - Development of custom features, scripts, or modifications specific to individual Users (unless separately contracted) - - Training services beyond basic usage guidance (comprehensive training may be available as a separate service) - - Support for software, systems, or environments not provided by Batalyse (though Batalyse will provide reasonable assistance with integration issues) - - Consultation services, project management, or ongoing advisory services (available separately) - - On-site support or dedicated support resources (unless separately contracted) - - Support for uses prohibited under Sections 2.6 and 2.7 7.6.6 Support During Update Development When a defect is confirmed and a fix is being developed: - - Users may be provided with beta versions containing the fix for testing - - Batalyse will keep Users informed of fix progress and expected release timelines - - Users may be asked to test and provide feedback on proposed fixes 7.7 Availability and Uptime 7.7.1 On-Premise Deployment For Collect and Mind modules deployed on the User’s own infrastructure, Batalyse has no control over or responsibility for uptime, availability, or performance. The User is solely responsible for maintaining their infrastructure and ensuring availability. 7.7.2 Batalyse-Hosted Demo Environments Demo and testing environments provided by Batalyse are offered “as-is” without any uptime guarantees or SLA. Batalyse may perform maintenance, upgrades, or experience unplanned outages without advance notice or compensation to Users. Demo environments are provided for temporary evaluation purposes only and should not be used for production data or critical operations. 7.7.3 No Uptime Guarantee Batalyse does not guarantee 100% uptime or availability for any Software or services. Planned maintenance windows and unplanned outages may occur. Batalyse will make commercially reasonable efforts to minimize downtime but is not liable for any losses resulting from unavailability. 7.7.4 Enterprise Hosting SLA Enterprise customers requiring guaranteed uptime and availability may inquire about managed hosting services with defined SLA at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). Such services require separate agreements and fees. 7.8 Geographic and Legal Variations Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of implied warranties or certain remedies. In such jurisdictions: - - The limitations in this Section 7 apply to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law - - Any implied warranties that cannot be excluded are limited in duration to the warranty period specified in Section 7.3 - - User may have additional rights under local consumer protection laws 8. Liability Summary: Batalyse’s liability is unlimited for intent, gross negligence, and personal injury. For simple negligence, liability is limited to breach of essential obligations (capped at license fees paid). No liability for indirect damages or data issues caused by user error. 8.1 Scope of Liability Batalyse’s liability under this EULA is governed by the following provisions, subject to mandatory statutory liability under German law. 8.2 Unlimited Liability Batalyse’s liability is unlimited in cases of: - - Intent (Vorsatz) or gross negligence (grobe Fahrlässigkeit) by Batalyse, its legal representatives, or vicarious agents - - Injury to life, body, or health caused by Batalyse, its legal representatives, or vicarious agents - - Defects fraudulently concealed by Batalyse - - Claims under the German Product Liability Act (Produkthaftungsgesetz) - - Breach of guarantees explicitly provided in writing by Batalyse 8.3 Limited Liability for Breach of Essential Contractual Obligations In cases of simple negligence (einfache Fahrlässigkeit), Batalyse is only liable for breach of essential contractual obligations (Kardinalpflichten). Essential contractual obligations are those duties whose fulfillment is necessary to achieve the purpose of this contract and on whose compliance the User may reasonably rely. For the purposes of this EULA, essential contractual obligations include: - - Providing access to the Software in accordance with the license grant (Section 2) - - Maintaining the basic functionality of the Software as described in the Documentation - - Protecting User data in accordance with the [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz) - - Providing the warranty and support obligations specified in Section 7 In such cases, liability is limited to: Damage Cap: The total amount of license fees actually paid by the User to Batalyse for the specific Software license under which the claim arises - - For time-limited licenses: The total fees paid for the current license period - - For perpetual licenses: The one-time license fee paid at purchase Aggregate Cap: The damage cap applies cumulatively to all claims arising from or related to a single license, regardless of the number of incidents or claims 8.4 On-Premise Deployment Limitations Nature of Deployment: The Software operates on-premise on User’s own infrastructure. As detailed in Section 5.1.2, Batalyse has no automatic access to, visibility into, or control over User’s data, hardware, network, operational environment, or errors occurring during Software operation. User Responsibilities and Limitations: Because the Software operates on-premise without Batalyse access, Users are solely responsible for: - - Creating and maintaining backups of all data - - Ensuring data quality, accuracy, and proper formatting - - Verifying file structures and data formats are compatible - - Maintaining adequate hardware and system resources - - Monitoring Software performance and error logs - - Validating and verifying all results before relying on them for decisions - - Providing diagnostic information when requesting support Batalyse cannot guarantee that the Software will process all data formats successfully, that results are accurate when based on incomplete or erroneous input data, that the Software will detect data quality issues, or continuous error-free operation without User monitoring. Users bear sole responsibility for any decisions or actions taken based on Software outputs. 8.5 Exclusion of Further Liability Subject to the provisions in Sections 8.2 and 8.3, Batalyse’s liability is excluded for: Indirect or Consequential Damages: - - Loss of profits, revenue, business opportunities, or contracts - - Loss of anticipated savings, data, or data corruption - - Business interruption, downtime, or damage to reputation - - Claims by third parties against the User - - Incorrect results, analyses, or calculations based on Software output Other Excluded Damages: - - Damages from simple negligence not involving essential obligations - - Damages from unauthorized modifications by User or third parties - - Compatibility issues with non-specified third-party software or hardware - - Data-related issues (incompatible file structures, malformed data, incorrect formats, poor data quality) - - Calculation errors (caused by software bugs, algorithmic limitations, or computational errors, unless caused by intent or gross negligence) - - Undetected errors (failure to identify or alert Users to data quality issues) - - User’s operational failures (failure to implement backups, validate results, monitor systems, or follow Documentation) - - Delayed support (inability to diagnose issues promptly due to insufficient diagnostic information) - - System requirements (inadequate hardware, incompatible OS, or failure to meet requirements) - - Force majeure events (see [Terms Section 19](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#19)) - - Third-Party Components (see Section 8.6) 8.6 Third-Party Components and Open-Source Software 8.6.1 Inclusion and Right to Update The Software may include third-party libraries, frameworks, open-source components, or cloud services (collectively “Third-Party Components”) subject to their respective license terms. See Section 2.4 for details on obtaining the list of Third-Party Components. Batalyse reserves the right to update, modify, replace, or remove Third-Party Components at any time to address security vulnerabilities, maintain compatibility, comply with legal requirements, improve performance, or respond to changes by third-party providers. 8.6.2 Warranty and Liability Batalyse provides no warranty regarding Third-Party Components beyond ensuring their integration meets the basic functionality described in the Documentation. Specifically: - - Batalyse does not warrant uninterrupted availability of third-party services - - Batalyse is not responsible for changes, discontinuation, or price changes imposed by third-party providers - - Users accept that Third-Party Components may have their own limitations, bugs, or security issues Batalyse’s liability for damages arising from Third-Party Components is limited to cases where Batalyse: - - Negligently selected an obviously unsuitable or defective component, or - - Failed to replace a component after becoming aware of critical security vulnerabilities or incompatibilities Batalyse is not liable for: - - Failures, discontinuation, or changes by third-party providers beyond Batalyse’s control - - Security vulnerabilities in Third-Party Components not publicly known at integration time - - Incompatibilities arising from updates to third-party systems or services 8.6.3 Third-Party License Compliance Users are responsible for complying with the license terms of any Third-Party Components they directly interact with or extract from the Software. Batalyse will make available a list of material Third-Party Components and their licenses upon request to [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). 8.7 User’s Duty to Mitigate Damages The User has a duty to take reasonable measures to prevent and mitigate damages, including: - - Implementing regular and comprehensive data backups (Batalyse does not provide backup services and has no access to User data) - - Testing the Software with representative data samples in a non-production environment before deployment - - Validating file structures and data formats for compatibility before processing large datasets - - Verifying calculation results and outputs, particularly for business-critical, research, or regulatory purposes - - Monitoring Software performance, error logs, and system resources - - Promptly reporting defects with sufficient diagnostic information - - Installing critical updates and patches in a timely manner - - Following documented best practices, system requirements, and usage guidelines - - Providing Batalyse with access to relevant log files, error messages, sample data, and diagnostic information when requesting support Failure to fulfill these duties may reduce or eliminate Batalyse’s liability to the extent the damages could have been prevented or mitigated. 8.8 Statute of Limitations Claims for damages against Batalyse shall become time-barred according to statutory provisions under German law, except: - - For claims under Section 8.2 (unlimited liability), which follow statutory limitation periods - - For defect claims (Mängelansprüche) related to the Software, which are subject to a limitation period of twelve (12) months from delivery or provision of access, unless longer periods apply by mandatory law 8.9 Liability Under Mandatory Law Nothing in this Section 8 limits or excludes liability that cannot be limited or excluded under applicable mandatory law, including the German Civil Code (BGB) and the German Product Liability Act. For additional liability provisions, refer to [Terms and Conditions Section 12](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#12). 9. Termination Summary: License terminates upon expiration or breach. You must delete all Software copies, except Collect and Mind which remain accessible in read-only mode indefinitely. 9.1 Automatic Termination This EULA terminates automatically upon: - - Expiration of the license term (for time-limited licenses without renewal) - - Breach of any material terms of this EULA by the User - - Non-payment as specified in [Terms Section 6.3](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#6.3) - - Mutual written agreement to terminate 9.2 Termination Obligations Upon termination, the User must: - - Immediately cease all use of the Software - - Permanently delete the Software, Documentation, tutorial videos, access credentials, and any copies thereof - - Provide written confirmation of deletion to Batalyse upon request 9.3 Exception: Read-Only Access As an exception to Section 9.2, Batalyse grants the User the right to access its data management system ‘Collect’ and its LIMS ‘Mind’ in read-only mode indefinitely, even after termination of the contractual relationship. This allows Users to access their historical data stored in these systems. 9.4 Survival The following provisions survive termination or expiration of this EULA: - - Section 2.6: Medical Use Restrictions and Indemnification - - Section 5: User Content and Data Handling (data retention and deletion rights) - - Section 6: Intellectual Property and Confidentiality - - Section 8: Liability - - Section 9.4: Survival - - Section 11: Entire Agreement - - Any payment obligations accrued prior to termination For additional termination provisions, see [Terms and Conditions Section 15](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#15). 10. Changes to this EULA Summary: Batalyse may amend this EULA with 30 days’ notice. For time-limited licenses, continued use means acceptance. For perpetual licenses, changes don’t apply retroactively unless accepted. 10.1 Right to Amend Batalyse reserves the right to amend this EULA to reflect legal requirements, technical developments, security improvements, or business changes. 10.2 Notice Period Users will be notified of any changes at least thirty (30) days before the new version takes effect via: - - Email to the registered contact address, and/or - - Prominent notice within the Software interface, and/or - - Notification on the Batalyse website 10.3 Material vs. Non-Material Changes Non-Material Changes (such as clarifications, corrections, formatting, or updates that do not affect User rights or obligations) take effect automatically on the specified date. Material Changes (such as modifications to license scope, liability limitations, fees, data processing, or usage restrictions) require User acceptance as follows: 10.4 Acceptance of Material Changes For Time-Limited Licenses: Continued use of the Software after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the amended EULA. If the User does not agree to the changes, the User may terminate the license by providing written notice to Batalyse within the 30-day notice period. Upon such termination: - - The license remains valid under the previous terms until the end of the current billing period - - Batalyse will provide a pro-rata refund for any prepaid but unused license period beyond the termination date - - The User must cease using the Software and delete all copies after the termination date For Perpetual Licenses: Material changes do not apply retroactively to existing perpetual licenses unless required by law. Users may: - - Continue using the Software under the previous EULA version in effect at the time of purchase (without receiving new updates or support), or - - Accept the new terms to receive updates, support, and new features If updates or support require acceptance of new terms, Batalyse will clearly communicate this requirement. Access to new updates and continued support may be conditioned on acceptance of the amended EULA. 10.5 Legal or Security-Required Changes Changes required by law, court order, or to address critical security vulnerabilities may take effect with shorter notice periods as necessary to ensure compliance or protect User data and systems. 10.6 Version History Previous versions of this EULA will be made available upon request to [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) for reference and transparency. 11. Entire Agreement This EULA, together with the [Terms and Conditions](https://www.batalyse.com/terms) and [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz), constitutes the entire agreement between Batalyse and the User regarding the Software and supersedes all prior agreements, representations, or understandings, whether written or oral. In case of conflicts between documents: - - Individual written agreements between the parties - - This EULA - - Terms and Conditions - - Privacy Policy Invalid or unenforceable provisions shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. All notices and inquiries must be submitted to [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). For additional provisions on: - - Payment terms, fees, and taxes: See [Terms Section 3](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#3) - - Export compliance: See [Terms Section 20](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#20) - - Force majeure: See [Terms Section 19](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#19) - - Governing law and jurisdiction: See [Terms Section 22](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#22) - - Accessibility commitment: See [Terms Section 21](https://www.batalyse.com/terms#21) - - Data protection and privacy: See [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz) - - Data processing agreement: Available at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) 12. Version History Version 2025-10-10 Previous versions are available upon request to [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). 13. Contact Information Batalyse GmbH Sattlerstr. 5 75045 Walzbachtal, Germany Support: [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) Data Protection Officer: [eran@batalyse.com](mailto:eran@batalyse.com) Phone: +49 (176) 789 814 63 Website: [www.batalyse.com](http://www.batalyse.com/) Related Documents - - EULA: [www.batalyse.com/eula](https://www.batalyse.com/eula) - - Terms and Conditions: [www.batalyse.com/terms](https://www.batalyse.com/terms) - - Privacy Policy: [www.batalyse.com/datenschutz](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz) - - Data Processing Agreement (DPA): Available upon request at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) END OF DOCUMENT # Batalyse Electrochemistry Newsletter 2025#3 – Batch electrode creation, improved API and a ton of further updates Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-electrochemistry-newsletter-20253-batch-electrode-creation-improved-api-and-a-ton-of-further-updates/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-electrochemistry-newsletter-20253-batch-electrode-creation-improved-api-and-a-ton-of-further-updates.md Last modified: 2025-07-10T06:30:47+00:00 Description: Take advantage of batch electrode creation, enhanced APIs, test data merging in Collect, scheduled test file analysis in Mind, and much more. Create electrode batch parameters and enjoy the upgraded Collect-API! Easily access or upload raw and result data, or initiate test data analysis — now also directly from Mind. Plus, we’ve added a ton of other great updates for you! Current versions: - [Data Analysis](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis/) – evaluate/benchmark electrochemical test files –  (→ v2025-04): [Download](https://get.batalyse.com/download.php?file=Batalyse-2025-04.zip)→  unzip →  drag and drop the .opx installer to open Origin program window) - [Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/) – R&D data management  (→ v03.07.2025) - [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/) – LIMS (→ v07.07.2025) If you have any questions or feedback we are looking forward to your mail or Microsoft Teams message. Thanks for your time and for reading/updating! - Circular Fit option for EIS tests added - Enhanced Supplemental Test Methods: - Further insights by charge/discharge separated dQ/dV graphs and CC-CV comparison graphs - Support for using reference electrode data or additional linked columns from separate files during the analysis - Added support for Maccor (*.001, etc.) and Neware (*.nda, *ndax) binary files (requires Origin 2025b) Improvements: - Improved support for Arbin files, including ‘merge’ of mutliple files - Improved support for BioLogic, Neware and Maccor files - Specimen parameters dialog mask now only shows a decent number of digits in every entry - Improved step type detection accuracy to reduce the change of CC-CV steps being recognized as CC - Added dark mode support in some of the user dialogs Bug fixes: – The total cell mass was not calculated automatically when using the calculate button – Improved reliability in the connection to Batalyse-Collect server – If the connection to the Batalyse-Collect server fails, Data Analysis won‘t ask to enter an already entered token – Disable the “linearfit error” message - Batch cell test, working/counter electrode parameters creation - Our token authorization system has been enhanced to simplify access management. - Further expansion of the Collect API Feature – Automatically reupload test results generated by your own code or third-party software to Collect. This allows you to use Collect as an R&D management system for any research and development topic. Please refer to the [Collect manual](https://www.batalyse.com/tutorials/) for more detailed information. Easily update Main and Sub Data Type and File Name Nomenclature – previously you had to reupload your files to apply changes. Enhanced merge function with support for proprietary file formats, interweaving file segments, and improved data management. As a Collect admin, you can now assign project names to monitored file folder URLs and more easily manage user access through Collect User Management. Improved monitoring status information: Added KPI filter option in Settings menu: Improved integration of battery safety tests (e.g. overcharge, nail penetration,…): Further improvements: - Improved filtering of data - When changing display records per page the screen stays at the same position. - Performance increase – faster test file evaluation in combination with Data Analysis - Faster display of data after e.g. filtering Bug fixes: - Files in the ‘Other’ category are now counted correctly - Test plans are now again linked automatically with tests if the specimen parameters include the test plan name - Date/Time format is no retrieved correctly when synchronizing data from other SQL databases - The areal load for current collectors, electrodes, separator is now displayed in the corresponding grey specimen columns correctly - Test file evaluation options now also included in Mind - Easily upload any raw data to Mind for documentation and visualization - Upload individual results and connect them to the raw test data - Track modifications of your entries Thanks for your time and interest. We look forward to your feedback! Best regards, Your Batalyse team Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Cidetec and Batalyse cooperate – PROTEO ageing prediction integration in Batalyse software Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/cidetec-and-batalyse-cooperate-proteo-ageing-prediction-integration-in-batalyse-software/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/cidetec-and-batalyse-cooperate-proteo-ageing-prediction-integration-in-batalyse-software.md Last modified: 2025-05-28T15:33:26+00:00 Description: Batalyse and CIDETEC Energy Storage announce strategic partnership to advance battery ageing prediction Batalyse and CIDETEC Energy Storage announce strategic partnership to advance battery ageing prediction The integration of PROTEO software into Batalyse’s Collect platform will enable more accurate forecasting of battery lifetime. Batalyse, a specialist in advanced data processing for R&D and quality management, and CIDETEC Energy Storage, a renowned research organization in energy storage, are excited to announce a new strategic partnership aimed at enhancing battery ageing prediction within R&D data management systems. CIDETEC Energy Storage brings over 25 years of expertise across the entire battery value chain, from materials development to final application. Their comprehensive services include material validation, pilot-scale manufacturing, battery engineering and rigorous performance testing. Batalyse provides software solutions for R&D and QM, particularly in electrochemical systems. Their platform automates the collection, analysis and management of complex experimental data, streamlining workflows for batteries, battery safety tests, fuel cell, electrolysis, and supercapacitor technologies. As part of this collaboration, CIDETEC Energy Storage’s AI-powered ageing prediction software, [PROTEO Prediction](https://proteobatteries.com/), will be integrated into Batalyse’s R&D data management tool, [Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/). PROTEO enables precise lifetime forecasting of battery cells by incorporating electrode characteristics and user-defined usage profiles. This integration will empower users to make more informed decisions through advanced ageing insights, directly within their data environments. In addition, CIDETEC Energy Storage offers tailored development of ageing models for any battery cell chemistry, while Batalyse continues to enrich its platform by integrating third-party and open-source technologies. This ensures users benefit from a seamless, flexible ecosystem that supports innovation and accelerates progress toward sustainable energy solutions. About CIDETEC Energy Storage CIDETEC Energy Storage is a center specializing in the development of next-generation battery technologies and their industrial transfer. It has the capacity to develop complete products and processes, offering services including material validation, pilot manufacturing, pack engineering, digitalization, battery testing (including post-mortem analysis), as well as battery recycling and second-life applications. In recent years, it has launched three spin-offs: CIDEcell, for the manufacture of electrodes and battery cells with full production in Europe; LANZO Batteries, focused on the manufacture of batteries for the aerospace sector; and OBS, created together with MAIER, for the design and manufacture of battery components, primarily Battery Management Systems (BMS). Learn more at [www.cidetec.es](http://www.cidetec.es) About Batalyse Batalyse specializes in advanced data processing solutions for R&D and QM, with a particular focus on the electrochemistry sector. Their expertise spans battery (safety testing), fuel cells, electrolysis, and supercapacitors. Batalyse’s modular software platform automates data collection, analysis, and management—boosting efficiency and supporting the development of sustainable energy technologies. Visit [www.batalyse.com](http://www.batalyse.com) for more information. Media Contact: Cidetec: Iñaki Lopetegi: [ilopetetgui@cidetec.es](mailto:ilopetetgui@cidetec.es) / +34636282283 Batalyse: Markus Hagen: markus@batalyse.com / +4917624471688 Categories: Collect, Mind # Integrate Your Own Code to Analyze Raw Data Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/integrate-your-own-code-to-analyze-raw-data/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/integrate-your-own-code-to-analyze-raw-data.md Last modified: 2025-05-28T14:53:35+00:00 Description: R&D is complex—so why settle for one-size-fits-all tools? With the Batalyse Collect API, you can integrate your own code to analyze raw data and automatically reupload results. Maintain full control while streamlining your workflow. R&D is inherently complex, with countless combinations of specimens, materials, and testing methods. While specialized tools—like our Batalyse test data evaluation module [Data Analysis](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis/)—excels in electrochemistry, a one-size-fits-all solution for all R&D challenges is unlikely. That’s why the best person to interpret your data is often you—the expert in your field. With the Batalyse [Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/) API, you can seamlessly integrate your own code or third-party open-source tools to access all data in our universal R&D data management system—and automatically reupload your results. Using database software [Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/), you can: - Automatically gather raw data from test devices or databases - Evaluate it using your own algorithms or third-party scripts - Automatically re-upload results, including images, tables, and proprietary data - Streamlines your entire R&D data workflow Combine the best of both worlds: your unique expertise and code with the robust capabilities of Batalyse’s data management system. Batalyse has NO access to your raw and result data. Categories: Collect, Mind # Instructions for creating a monitor token Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/monitor-token-instructions/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/monitor-token-instructions.md Last modified: 2025-03-26T11:44:46+00:00 For connecting the Collect Monitor from Data Analysis with a Collect server 1. Connect to your Collect server using a web browser (Microsoft Edge), e.g., by entering localhost:8080/login. Log-in as Collect admin 2. Select menu Manage Database 3. Select Data Analysis monitor tokens 4. Create and copy token (The token is displayed only once. If you lose it, you can generate a new one. All tokens share the same expiration date, with a maximum validity of one year. Existing tokens can be deleted using Delete token(s).) 5. Insert/paste token and select submit An HTML dialog then opens, displaying an overview of pending, running, and completed evaluations. This dialog must remain open to process evaluation tasks from Collect and to designate the computer as a dedicated evaluation machine. Once the dialog is closed, no further evaluation tasks will be processed. If the Collect Monitor function is activated on multiple computers, they will work together to process evaluation tasks, accessing the pending evaluations simultaneously and accelerating the overall process. # Instructions for creating user tokens Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/user-token-instructions/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/user-token-instructions.md Last modified: 2025-03-26T11:45:13+00:00 For accessing Collect Database from Data Analysis, Origin. 1) Select Database import 2) Enter the Collect profile name you created as the Collect admin. Also, provide the Collect frontend URL of your Collect server (e.g., http://localhost:8080). Optional: Enter a user or user group name (e.g., “intern”) if you want to restrict access to specific files for that user. Enter the user token that you created as Collect admin and select Submit: To create the token connect to your Collect server using a web browser (Microsoft Edge), e.g., by entering localhost:8080/login. Log-in as Collect admin. Select menu Manage Database and User + Token Management of the profile you want to connect to (here: demo). Individual tokens can be created for the manager user group type and all other user (group) names (here intern) using the Edit button in the API tokens column. Select token type must be Batalyse Data Analysis. Select Create token, then copy and paste it into the Data Analysis dialog in Origin. The number of created tokens is displayed in Existing tokens. Using Delete token(s)* will delete all existing tokens of a type. Access to Collect will no longer be possible for this type until a new token is created. A token is valid for a maximum of one year by default, and multiple tokens of a type share the same expiration date. Once expired, new tokens must be created. # Batalyse Electrochemistry Newsletter 2025#2 Improved supercaps support and API, multiple active materials Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-electrochemistry-newsletter-2025-2/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-electrochemistry-newsletter-2025-2.md Last modified: 2025-03-04T15:30:08+00:00 Description: Speeds up pulse/HPPC calculations, and adds new polarizazion/CV/EIS comparison graphs. Supercapacitor support is improved. Test plan synchronization with Mind further streamline workflows. New Electrochemical Benchmark Graphs, Enhanced Supercap Support and much more! We’ve been working hard to bring you powerful new features! This update introduces advanced benchmark graphs for clearer data insights and improved supercapacitor support for more precise analysis and many further updates you won’t want to miss for - [Data Analysis](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/data-analysis/) (evaluate/benchmark electrochemical test files) – v2025-02 – [Download](https://get.batalyse.com/download.php?file=Batalyse-2025-02.zip) (→  unzip →  drag and drop the .opx installer to open Origin program window) - [Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/)(R&D data management) – v28.02.2025 - [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/) (LIMS) – v11.02.2025 If you have any questions or feedback we are looking forward to your mail or Microsoft Teams message. Thanks for your time and for reading/updating! Please note: Batalyse Data Analysis now includes a Python module and will attempt to automatically download and install Origin’s Biologic MPR connector and Landt CEX connector enabling compatibility with the proprietary Biologic MPR and Landt CEX file format. Previously, each component had to be downloaded separately, causing extra effort and a poor initial experience for new users. Going forward, we plan to include and update all connectors within the Data Analysis installer for a seamless setup. - Data Analysis now automatically installs the proprietary file format connectors for .mpr and .cex files and a python package. You no longer need to manually install or update these connectors when installing or updating Data Analysis. Batalyse plans to add more connectors in collaboration with OriginLab in the coming months. - Improved and expanded specimen dialog. - Code Optimization – Automated pulse/HPPC fits – faster calculations, especially when handling a large number of measurement points during the pulse. - New comparison graph: Discharge and charge capacity for each selected test over the cycle number vs Coulom Efficiency / Voltaic Efficiency / Energy Efficiency. - Polarization graphs available for single tests now also added for comparisons. - Improved support for supercaps: New result graphs, labelling options and expanded calculation table. - The axes of EIS comparison graphs are now uniformly scaled, and the object manager displays the test name. - New CV graphs added:  - We have improved the tooltips in the specimen dialog to be less intrusive. Now, only one tooltip is displayed at a time, preventing multiple active tooltips from blocking your view. Bug fixes: – Fixed a bug where specimen parameters from the file header of Biologic/Neware files were not correctly applied during graph calculations. – Resolved issues causing problems when merging Neware files. – Hangke formation tester files didn’t show the Excel sheet names in the legend. - Expansion of the Collect API Feature – Easily filter and access any data stored in Collect and process it using your own Python code or third-party software. We are actively improving the API to enable automatic reuploading of processed results to Collect. This allows you to use Collect as an R&D management system for any research and development topic. Please refer to the [Collect manual](https://www.batalyse.com/tutorials/) for more detailed information. Improved filter options to find test data older or newer than the selected date. “Test plans” stored in Collect are now synchronized with Mind and automatically linked to the tests they were applied to. Easily access and display information on how a test or analysis was performed. Thanks for your time and interest. We look forward to your feedback! Best regards, Your Batalyse team Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Newsletter #2025-1 HPPC-Fits, Battery Safety, Data Loggers and much more! Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2025-1-hppc-fits-battery-safety-data-loggers-and-much-more/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2025-1-hppc-fits-battery-safety-data-loggers-and-much-more.md Last modified: 2025-02-11T11:52:58+00:00 Description: Have your HPPC tests fitted and your battery sfatey tests analysed and tons of further updates. Stay ahead with our latest innovations! 🚀 2025 is here, and so are tons of exciting new features! We’ve been busy making improvements—get ready for updates you won’t want to miss for Data Analysis, Collect and Mind. - Data Analysis v2025-01 is officially released: [Download “Data Analysis” 2025-01.zip](https://get.batalyse.com/download.php?file=Batalyse-2025-01.zip) (→  unzip →  drag and drop the .opx installer to open Origin program window) - Collect (→ v05.02.2025) - Mind (→ v10.02.2025) If you have any questions or feedback we are looking forward to your mail or Microsoft Teams message. Thanks for your time and for reading/updating! Please note: If you plan to use Origin 2025 with Data Analysis, you must install a service pack. Please update to [Origin 2025 SR1](https://www.originlab.com/index.aspx?go=Support&pid=5475). Please note: Batalyse Data Analysis now requires Origin 2022b or later, as our parameters dialog relies on features not available in older versions. Data Analysis - Perform automated pulse / hppc fits and receive insights on electrolyte, concentration and charge transfer resistance. More information: M. Daowd et al., Battery Models Parameter Estimation based on Matlab/Simulink, International Review of Electrical Engineering, 7(4), 4915-4924. - New: Analyze Battery Safety Tests! Data Analysis now supports data loggers with multiple channels to record voltage, pressure, and temperature at various cell or module positions. Easily determine onset temperature, emitted gas volume, and maximum temperature. If you conduct safety tests, feel free to contact us! -  DCIR – new single and comparison graphs - Constant Current – Constant Voltage (CC-CV): Gain deeper insights into the capacity distribution at each stage - Enhanced Split Graph Feature: Easily extract individual curves from a graph into separate graph objects. This feature now supports a wider range of graph types. - Graphs with an x-axis based on cycle ranges can now be duplicated or multiplied, each with a defined cycle range to focus on specific test sections. - EIS graphs can now be selected via the Graph Control tab, and new EIS graphs have been added. - Improved support for various test devices e.g. Maccor, Neware, Gamry, Solartron,… Collect (Further) Automate Your Test File Evaluation: - Add individual components—such as cells, electrolytes, electrodes, separators, and cell formats—to your Collect specimen library and assign them a unique Specimen ID. - Use a file name nomenclature that includes Specimen IDs. - Upload test files containing one or more Specimen IDs. - Collect automatically creates and links a parameter file, using all IDs found in the file name that match entries in the specimen library. - Collect automatically triggers the evaluation. - Result: The entire process, from gathering files to evaluation, is fully automated. For more details, please refer to the [Collect manual](https://www.batalyse.com/tutorials/). - Standardization: Transform raw data from various test devices into your customized target structure effortlessly. - The Collect admin can now edit user (group) names - Enhanced File Management for Collect Admins: Admins can now better control which files are accessible to employees. New filtering options allow you to sort files by project number and PSP-Element (if integrated with SAP). - Fully Customize Your File Name Nomenclature: Take advantage of new pre-defined ‘descriptions’ and a brand-new feature to create your own custom ‘descriptions’ for your file name segments. Easily add or edit your personalized ‘descriptions’ to tailor your file name nomenclature exactly to your needs. - Auto-update of benchmarks: If a single test is updated or reevaluated, all connected comparisons involving that test will be automatically updated as well.. - Manage battery safety test data in Collect. Save information like ‘on-set temperature’, ‘thermal runaway temperature’ and emitted gas volume and correlate them with cell and material parameters. - Data loggers generate data tables that include multiple tests as well as irrelevant data from test breaks. You can now connect your data loggers to Collect and extract the relevant data for a specific test from these tables. - Fix: We observed an issue where the web browser could block communication and up-/downloads to Collect, preventing test data from being analyzed. To resolve this, we replaced that communication with the Collect API. - Some menu names, tooltips, and help buttons have been renamed or updated. Mind - Seamless Integration with PubChem: Automatically import supporting information from PubChem when adding chemicals—now with CID and SID search options included! - Easily visualize 2D structures using SMILES - Expanded Information Sharing Options: You now have more options for sharing information on labels for chemicals, specimens, and resources, as well as through the QR code feature for externals without ‘Mind’ access. - Manage product batches in Mind by copying a selected product with a Batch ID. The product will be automatically clustered into an expandable entry, ensuring a clear and organized overview. Thanks for your time and reading. We look forward to your feedback! Best regards, Your Batalyse team Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Newsletter 2024#4 – Tokens, 3D graphs published, alerts and much more Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2024-4-tokens3dgraphstestalerts/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2024-4-tokens3dgraphstestalerts.md Last modified: 2024-10-10T07:08:03+00:00 Description: Set personalized test alerts to stay informed. Visualize test results with 3D graphs. Customize graphs for tailored insights. Track emissions effectively. Enjoy enhanced data security. Many new features await you in Data Analysis, Collect and Mind! - Our new Data Analysis version 2024-05 is officially released: [Download “Data Analysis” 2024-05.zip](https://get.batalyse.com/download.php?file=Batalyse-2024-05.zip)→  unzip →  drag and drop the .opx installer to Origin - Please also update Collect (→ v04.10.2024) and Mind (→ v07.10.2024). Would you like to receive an alert when your test reaches a capacity threshold or meets other specific criteria? Are you interested in enhancing your R&D with 3D graphs that illustrate the correlation between electrochemical performance and specimen or material parameters? If so, read on! To enhance data security, we have replaced passwords with tokens. Tokens are now required to connect Data Analysis, Collect, and Mind, as well as to access the API with your own code or third-party software. After updating Data Analysis, Collect, or Mind, you must create and use tokens. Your Collect and Mind login passwords remain unchanged and are still required. For general information, please watch the [basics video](https://batalyse.com/videos/Collect-Token.webm), and for detailed instructions, refer to our [tutorial video](https://batalyse.com/videos/tutorials/Batalyse-Tutorial-Token.webm). - Graph calculation formulas are now displayed both in Graph Control – Graph selection and above each created graph - New information dialog  - WE coating thickness – enry added/linked to Basic Parameters section - Comparison graphs: new error display style added. With “None” only the standard deviation is plotted. - Curve colors can be edited more easily now (only from Origin2024b) - New Graph Control option: Show/hide vertical reference lines - New comparison result graph added: Discharge capacity, CE vs. cycle comparison - Improves support for various test devices - Improved merge feature - Receive alerts in Microsoft Teams if a (running) test meets your individual criteria. For general information, please watch the [basics video](https://batalyse.com/videos/Collect-Alert.webm), and for detailed instructions, refer to our [tutorial video](https://batalyse.com/videos/tutorials/Batalyse-Collect-Tutorial7.webm%20). - Specimen library: New export / import feature for your specimimen paramaters json  - Specimen libary: Component composition and name are now also displayed for flow batterie and fuel cell/electrolysis - Manage specimen parameters columns for both single tests and comparisons via ‘Settings’ menu - Raw data standardization has been improved: the applied formulas are now displayed, and you can manage which data should be standardized after formula changes are made - User interface (UI) improvements - Collect data from machine control by OPC-UA: various improvements - 3D diagrams are live!  Select any parameter of your specimen such as binder content, active material loading, electrolyte additive, etc., and correlate it with an electrochemical KPI of your choice. With a single click, the displayed information can be quickly and easily changed, allowing you to see at a glance how the electrochemical performance varies with your material parameter variations. Discover how the 3D graph feature works: [3D graphs-video](https://www.batalyse.com/mind-3d-graphs) - Green House Gas (GHG) emission is a ‘hot’ topic. Overview your GHG in Mind (in development). - Improvements for your supplier management are on the way. Manage supplier (and client) related documents. Thanks for your time and reading. We look forward to your feedback! Best regards, Your Batalyse team Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Mind – 3D graphs Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/mind-3d-graphs/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/mind-3d-graphs.md Last modified: 2024-10-02T09:00:27+00:00 Description: Explore how material parameters like binder content and active material loading affect electrochemical performance of a test series. Visualize test results in 3D for quick insights. 🔬 How does the binder content affect cycle stability? 📊 Does the active material loading affect Coulombic efficiency? ⚡ What is the average discharge voltage at high C-rates with and without carbon nanotubes in the cathode? 👩‍🔬 …? As a scientist or engineer, you might have familiar questions… For batteries, fuel cells, and electrolysis, the materials used, their processing, properties, composition, and combination are crucial for the performance and stability of the system. By varying these parameters and testing cells, the best combinations for specific application areas are researched and validated.   With Batalyse software [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/), test series can be easily visualized in 3D graphs in your web browser. You can select any parameter of your samples such as binder content, active material loading, electrolyte additive, etc., and correlate it with an electrochemical KPI of your choice. With a single click, the displayed information can be quickly and easily changed, allowing you to see at a glance how the electrochemical performance varies with your material parameter variations. Discover how the 3D graph feature in [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/) works by watching this video! Categories: Mind # Improved data security by tokens Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/improved-data-security-by-tokens/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/improved-data-security-by-tokens.md Last modified: 2024-08-15T13:58:30+00:00 Description: Tokens grant specific rights to access data, offering enhanced security compared to passwords. For materials and component developers in the energy storage sector, the company’s value is closely linked to confidential and critical information such as the properties, composition, distribution of materials, and efficient production methods for components and cells. Batalyse software automates the processing and management of R&D data. It can even operate offline within your internal network, ensuring that no third party can technically access your sensitive information. But what if the threat originates from within your organization? Batalyse allows you to control which data can be viewed or edited by employees, and our new token system prevents internal hackers from sniffing out passwords and gaining deeper access to the system. Automate your R&D with Batalyse and keep your valuable assets secure. Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Alerts notifications on your electrochemical tests, tailored to your specific criteria! Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/alerts-notifications-on-your-electrochemical-tests-tailored-to-your-specific-criteria/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/alerts-notifications-on-your-electrochemical-tests-tailored-to-your-specific-criteria.md Last modified: 2024-07-11T15:50:15+00:00 Description: Highly customizable alert feature available! Set individual alerts for specific electrochemical tests, or create global alerts that apply to all tests. New Collect versions now include the ‘alert’ feature 💰 Costly Testing: Testing batteries and other electrochemical systems is expensive and requires significant infrastructure and specialized test devices. 🔍 Black Box Operations: Often, running these tests can feel like operating a black box; you don’t know how your test subjects are performing unless you check them regularly. 📅 Inactive Channels: Typically, the test subjects are only removed once the test plan is complete and the test device indicates the channel is inactive. 🔔 Customizable Alerts: Batalyse now offers a highly customizable alert feature for [Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/) and electrochemical tests. 👤 Individual Alerts: Each employee can set individual alerts for their tests. 🌐 Global Alerts: You can create global alerts that apply to all tests. 🔗Webhook Integration: This alert feature is integrated with Microsoft Teams (but could also be extended to other applications using ‘webhooks’), ensuring you receive notifications if a test meets your specified alert criteria. Discover how you can benefit from Batalyse R&D data management platform “[Collect](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/collect/)” and the new alert feature with this video! Categories: Collect, Data Analysis # Newsletter 2024 #03: 3D diagrams, lab management, graph customization Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2024-03-3d-diagrams-lab-management-graph-customization/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2024-03-3d-diagrams-lab-management-graph-customization.md Last modified: 2024-07-03T10:52:53+00:00 Description: Display your electrochemical results in 3D diagrams, extended graph customization, reference electrodes, GITT, share data and manage your inventory. Our new Data Analysis version 2024-04 is officially released: [Download “Data Analysis” 2024-04.zip](https://get.batalyse.com/download.php?file=Batalyse-2024-04.zip) →  unzip →  drag and drop the .opx installer to Origin Please also update Collect (→ v03.07.2024) and Mind (→ v01.07.2024). If you have any questions or feedback we are looking forward to your mail or Microsoft Teams message. Thanks for your time and for reading/updating! Data Analysis - New graph customization option #1:  Select individual color for Voltaic and Energy efficiency and adjust efficiency axis range(s) and increment(s) - New graph customization option #2:  (De)Acitvate graph gridlines - Coin cells (CR1616 and CR2032) added to the Cell format section - File name is now displayed in Collect monitor - Password entry in Data Analysis to connect to Collect is by default hidden - Improvements and bug fixes with the Data Analysis continue import function in combination with our Collect database software. - Improvements for EIS analysis: - x/y axis now have the same scaling - Curves have different color - Resistance is now normalized to electrode area if added in dialog - Reference electrodes - New reference electrode result dQ/dV graphs - WE-RE voltage at x and y axis - CE-RE voltage at x and y axis - You can now also directly assign your test file columns when working with Biologic mpr files. Please update your mpr connector to the latest version. - New support for Galvanostatic intermittent titration technique (GITT) tests - Added support for Battery Dynamics test devices - Improved support for Neware, Astrol, Ivium, Maccor and Nanocycler test devices - Data Analysis v2024-04 uses a Python package to accelerate the upload of results to Batalyse Collect database. This is only relevant for you if you use both Data Analysis and Collect. Please accept the installation of the Python package in that case. Collect - Improved file monitoring (import from your local network) -  Tests that are still running are better recognized. - Extended support to import new file formats, including very large test files > 100 MB - Collect now standardizes all date and time information for any test device to this format to improve your sorting and filtering options. This also includes updating the date format for existing files in Collect. - New quick filter bars added for Specimen and Test/process plan libraries. - Want to share test series information or provide supporting information for a publication? Use this new feature to create a zip archive! Please check this video for more information:  [Collect-Share Zip](https://batalyse.com/videos/Collect-Zip.webm) - The new Import Specimen feature allows you to easily upload your local Data Analysis JSON specimen parameter files to Collect, eliminating the need to reenter them manually.  (JSON supported from Data Analysis version 2023-01) - We have improved the schedule evaluation feature. - Previously, selecting multiple tests from different Collect pages was not possible. Now it is! - The test file name is now displayed when you view the raw data. - By selecting the respective button in the Standardized Data column, you can now view the standardized data table along with the formulas you used. - Units of your specimen parameters are now displayed - Bug fixes - Missing entry in column „Project name“ fixed Mind - 3D diagrams – initial support added: Visualize test series data: Select a cycle range, a material property of your cell (e.g. binder fraction in working electrode) and an electrochemical performance parameter (e.g. Discharge capacity). - Manage your inventory by adding the amount of a product and by selecting a unit. - The “Products” table now displays hazard symbols, and you can directly access both your individual supplier’s and PubChem’s safety data sheets via your web browser. - Enter the amount of a product you used/produced in a process - Selection of a product in a process (chain) is now done via a table with many filtering options - Track Green House Gas emission – initial features added. Thanks for your time and interest. We look forward to your feedback! Your Batalyse team Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Introducing new “Labs” category Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/introducing-new-labs-category/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/introducing-new-labs-category.md Last modified: 2024-05-16T07:42:51+00:00 Description: Manage all lab related documents, information, chemicals, devices, safety data sheets and staff. Are you a scientist who feels more like an administrative worker? Storing paper-based lab documents in Leitz folders may comply with official guidelines, but it often lacks practical benefits. Employees rarely refer to these documents regularly, at least in our experience. Transitioning to a digitized lab offers numerous advantages. It allows for the automation and acceleration of tasks, streamlining workflows, and significantly enhancing efficiency. - Get an overview and locate your chemicals. - Manage machines, tools, and devices. - Easily access safety data sheets and other lab-related documents. - Identify and manage the lab coordinator and workers. - Document who is authorized to work in the lab. Discover how you can benefit from Batalyse Lab Software “[Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/)” with this video! Categories: Mind # Supporting data for scientific publication Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/supporting-data-for-scientific-publication/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/supporting-data-for-scientific-publication.md Last modified: 2024-05-02T10:41:15+00:00 Description: Journals require your raw and result data to support your publication. Use Collect to create a zip archive by one click. ⌛ The publishing process demands significant time and effort from you. 🖇 As the importance of “data” continues to grow, many journals now require the inclusion of raw data, result data, and parameters alongside your manuscript. 📈 Introducing [Batalyse](https://www.linkedin.com/company/51600642/admin/feed/posts/#) Data Analysis: your reliable tool for assessing electrochemical data. 🕵‍♂️ With our database software, Collect, you can efficiently manage your data and automate the evaluation of your electrochemical tests. 🗄 Moreover, when you’re ready to publish your findings, you can conveniently select each test used in your manuscript and instantly download a zip file. This file contains all the necessary components: raw test data, result graph images, result data tables, specimen parameters, and an Origin project file. This Origin project file preserves all graphs and data in an editable format. Even if publication isn’t your immediate goal, you can still utilize this feature to share individual datasets with fellow scientists or customers. 🎥 Discover how this feature works in our brief video demonstration: batalyse.com/videos/Collect-Zip.webm Discover how this feature works in our brief video demonstration: Categories: Collect, Data Analysis # Newsletter 2024 #2 – Fuel cell/electrolysis support, lab management, instruction management Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2024-2-fuel-cell-electrolysis-support-lab-management-instruction-management/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2024-2-fuel-cell-electrolysis-support-lab-management-instruction-management.md Last modified: 2024-04-17T09:15:06+00:00 Description: Batalyse is proud to provide new features for Data Analysis, Collect and Mind including new fuel cell / electrolysis support, improved automation of test file evaluation and much more.... We are proud to announce many new features for Data Analysis, Collect and Mind. Our new Data Analysis version 2024-02 is officially released: [Download “Data Analysis” 2024-02.zip](https://get.batalyse.com/download.php?file=Batalyse-2024-02.zip) →  unzip →  drag and drop the .opx installer to Origin Please also update Collect and Mind. If you have any questions or feedback we are looking forward to your mail or Microsoft Teams message. Thanks for your time and for reading! Data Analysis - Search and filter your result graphs - Identify your result graphs easier and faster by the graph number - Skip Evaluation → Stop Test – The feature to skip an evaluation when Data Analysis evaluates multiple test files was improved to stop the test more reliably. All corresponding Origin background processes are terminated. - Improvements and bug fixes with the Data Analysis continue import function in combination with our Collect database software. - Improved support for tests with reference electrode. The new Assign Colums feature allows editing your input in advance and after the evaluation process. - New Fuel-cell / Electrolysis specimen dialog and parameters management - New Origin connector to work with Lanhe/Landt .cex files. You can now also directly evaluate these .cex files with Data Analysis! - Added new volumetric capacity comparison graphs - Improved/updated support for many cyclers, multiple bug fixes and support of new file structures Collect - Automated test file evaluations – Extract cell parameters from the test file header and use your individual evaluation settings from the specimen library - Test cell parameters are extracted from the file header (e.g. Biologic, Neware) directly after upload - If the file name includes a batch ID with a match in your specimen library the settings of the corresponding entry are used - A new specimen entry that both includes the input from 1. and 2. is created and linked with the uploaded test file automatically - The test file is evaluated automatically by Data Analysis when you activate the “Collect monitor” feature - New Fuel cells / electrolysis specimen dialog and parameters management - Improved support for test files including mutliple tests e.g. formation or grading for Hangke cyclers. - Network monitor and file upload improvements - The status of an upload is now displayed for both your manual uploads and your network monitor menu and can be filtered: pending/importing/deleted/done. - Deleted files no longer lead to empty entries in the network monitor. - You can easily restart the file import by Add to monitoring list e.g. if there was an error or if the test file is still running. - Performance improvements: Jumping from one menu or page to another will be smoother and faster. - The number of your selected files is now displayed in every menu. - Active filters are now displayed in the specimen library Mind - Instruction Management – Document effortlessly who was trained to use a machine or device. Both the instructor and the instructed person confirm the training with just one click. [Mind-Instruction](https://batalyse.com/videos/Mind-Instruction.webm) - New “Labs” category – Manage all lab relevant documents and information for every lab individually. Get a fast overview of devices and chemicals stored in the lab and directly access their safety data sheets. Manage who is trained to work in the lab and access all operating instructions easily. - Download supporting information for your chemicals and hazardous substances automatically from “pubchem” – Improved. [Mind-PubChem](https://batalyse.com/videos/Batalyse-Mind-PubChem.webm) - Physical data like density, melting point etc. are addtionally imported - Safety datasheet is linked automatically - Mind already synchronizes all test/result data and graphs from Collect. Now, Mind also synchronizes the specimen library. We are on the way to link your storage/chemical database with your specimen to enable track and trace! - Compare raw and result data of multiple tests, independent of the test device and file structure Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Instruction/training management Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/instruction-management/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/instruction-management.md Last modified: 2024-02-26T13:50:07+00:00 Description: Digitize and accelerate the instructional documentation process for hazardous substances, equipment and labs. It’s always unfortunate when someone gets injured in the lab. However, it’s even more concerning when there’s no documentation to show that the person was properly authorized and trained to work with specific equipment, machines, hazardous substances or in a specific lab. With Batalyse Mind, you can digitize and streamline the documentation process for instructions, helping to prevent such incidents. With [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind)‘s instruction management feature, you can control who is authorized to work with machines in the lab and who has received specialized training for handling hazardous chemicals. Amateurs are restricted from operating machines they haven’t been trained on, aiming to prevent injuries, harm to others, and damage to equipment or infrastructure. Your insurance coverage may only apply if all users of a device have been properly trained, and you can document this training. [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind) allows you to digitize and accelerate this instructional documentation process. When you’re responsible for a lab or machine, you likely need to train and instruct your colleagues before they can work with it. Typically, you’d print an Excel table with your colleagues’ names, then both you and they would sign it along with the date of the instruction. With Mind, you can digitize this process: Categories: Mind # Manage your inventory by QR-codes Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/manage-your-inventory-by-qr-codes/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/manage-your-inventory-by-qr-codes.md Last modified: 2024-02-14T10:42:37+00:00 Description: Streamline your inventory management with QR-codes and access, add and update supporting information, documents and observations for your chemicals effortlessly With Batalyse [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/) you can streamline your inventory management with QR-codes. Effortlessly access, add and update supporting information, documents and observations for your chemicals, machines, and specimens by scanning QR codes, making inventory management a breeze. Every newly created product, specimen, and resource entry in Mind automatically receives a QR-code. After saving the entry, you can directly access and print a label to attach to the corresponding chemical, specimen, or resource. When you scan the QR-code from a system logged into a Mind account, you are automatically directed to the corresponding entry in Mind. From there, you can update or add information, such as a change of the lab, documenting observations, or accessing documents like safety data sheets and manuals. If you scan the QR-code as an external user without access to Mind, you’ll receive non-editable predefined information authorized by the Mind admin. This feature allows you to easily transfer parameters of a specimen or experiment documentation to another external scientist simply by forwarding the QR-code. Categories: Mind # Create labels for your chemicals Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/create-labels-for-your-chemicals/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/create-labels-for-your-chemicals.md Last modified: 2024-02-14T10:47:37+00:00 Description: Create your labels for your chemicals automatically with Batalyse-Mind and download supporting information from PubChem. During lab tours, you may observe chemical containers that are either unlabeled or only manually labeled with writing that quickly fades when exposed to solvents. This lack of proper labeling poses several issues: uncertainty about responsibility, unknown contents, age, and potential health or safety risks. It raises questions on how to handle the container and, if disposal is necessary, one faces the dilemma of either conducting a costly analysis of the chemical or paying a high fee for the disposal of an unidentified, potentially hazardous substance. With the Batalyse-lab information and management system (lims), Mind, you can easily generate labels for your chemicals in various sizes. This system allows you to choose the information to include on the labels and customize it according to your university or company-wide standard. The labeling feature becomes particularly robust with the Mind connection to the extensive chemical database [PubChem](https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/). This connection allows for the automated import of chemical formulas, synonyms, hazard and precautionary statements, safety data sheets, and hazard symbols which can then also directly be used for your labels. Please check this short video to see how you can create and print labels automatically with Batalyse – Mind: Categories: Mind # Project “Automate” funded by the Länd Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/project-automate-funded-by-the-land/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/project-automate-funded-by-the-land.md Last modified: 2024-02-15T12:42:36+00:00 Description: Invest BW funded project Automate is about redox flow batteries, electrolysis, fuel cells and product passports. Batalyse is glad to start the “BW-Invest” project “Automate” (09.2023 – 02.2025), supported by #the Länd Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Arbeit und Tourismus Baden-Württemberg. In the project Batalyse will focus on product passports for fuel-cells, electrolysis and redox-flow batteries and will automate all corresponding data gathering, categorization, evaluation, management and reporting. We will publish work results continuously in our news – blog. If you work with redox flow batteries, electrolysis and fuel cells we look forward to cooperating with you! Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Newsletter 2024 #1: Improved graph customization, added redox flow battery support, automated information import for chemicals Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2024-1-rfb-support-graph-customization/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/newsletter-2024-1-rfb-support-graph-customization.md Last modified: 2024-04-03T13:53:49+00:00 Description: Batalyse software now support redox flow battery. The customization options for your result graphs were improved significantly. we hope that you had a great start in 2024! Our new Data Analysis version 2024-01 is officially released: [Download “Data Analysis” 2024-01.zip](https://get.batalyse.com/download.php?file=Batalyse-2024-01.zip) –> unzip –> drag and drop the .opx installer to Origin … and we have many updates for Collect and Mind, too. If you have any questions or feedback we are looking forward to your mail or Teams message. Thanks for your time and for reading! Customize your result graphs (extended) Select “graph control” tab and open “Graph customization” - Customize your axis titles for voltage and capacity axes - Axis scaling – Customize your axis scaling, now also including the x-axis. - New comparison diagram – CC-CV graphs - New Redox-Flow Battery specimen dialog and parameters management - Fix support for capitalized “MPR”, “XLS/S” file extensions - Improved volumetric capacity graphs - Improved/updated support for many cyclers - Multiple bug fixes and support of new file structures - Improved file monitoring – automatically gather your test and analysis files. - After updating Collect, files being in monitoring process don’t get lost - Fixed a double import issue - Improved identification of files - Fixed an issue that files from newly added monitoring folders were not uploaded to Collect immediately - New Redox-Flow Battery specimen dialog and parameters management File name nomenclatures - Option to add and to manage multiple file name nomenclatures to categorize your files automatically.  - Improved display of applied nomenclature (see which nomenclature is being applied) - Significantly improved performance when deleting files - Newly added support for test files including mutliple tests e.g. formation or grading for Hangke cyclers. - Improved support for OPC-UA connections - Improved data standardization features (available for testing) – Standardize your test data to receive a uniform file structure independent of the cyclers and test devices you are using. - Fixed an issue that files were not displayed correctly in the “network monitor”. - Download supporting information for your chemicals and hazardous substances automatically from “pubchem”. Search for a chemical name or CAS nr. and have information like hazard/precautionary statements, chemical formula, synonyms, hazard symbols and more filled in automatically in Mind: [https://batalyse.com/videos/Batalyse-Mind-PubChem.webm](https://batalyse.com/videos/Batalyse-Mind-PubChem.webm) - Improved automated reports: Receive a power point based on your individual template. Create reports by one click: [https://batalyse.com/videos/Mind-Report-OneClick.webm](https://batalyse.com/videos/Mind-Report-OneClick.webm) - New “reactivate” user option: Reactivate users that were previously deactivated by a Mind-admin - Improved support for OPC-UA connections Best regards, Your Batalyse team Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # KLIB – Batterieforum 2024, Berlin Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/klib-batterieforum-2024-berlin/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/klib-batterieforum-2024-berlin.md Last modified: 2024-02-15T12:43:18+00:00 Description: Batalyse talk and poster at Batterieforum in Berlin, 2024. Batalyse participated at the KLIB – Batterieforum in Berlin, 2024.01.24-26. Please find our talk and poster below. Batalyse talk Please download our talk [here](https://www.batalyse.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/2024_Batalyse_KLIB_Batterieforum.pdf). Batalyse poster Categories: Collect, Data Analysis, Mind # Improve your chemical / hazardous substance database by importing information from PubChem automatically! Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/lims-mind-pubchem-for-chemical-data-management/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/lims-mind-pubchem-for-chemical-data-management.md Last modified: 2024-02-15T12:43:44+00:00 Description: Load supporting information like hazard and precuationary statements, physical parameters and safety data sheets automatically from pubchem. Chemical management can be time-consuming. Speed up the process with [Batalyse](https://www.linkedin.com/company/batalyse/) lab information and management system (LIMS) software, [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/), which automatically imports supporting information from [PubChem](https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/). When acquiring new chemicals ⚗ , incorporating information and parameters into your database can significantly enhance your work. Unfortunately, this task is often overlooked due to its time-consuming nature. ⏱ With Batalyse – [Mind](https://www.batalyse.com/modules/mind/), you can effortlessly import various details, including CAS numbers, chemical formulas, synonyms, hazard and precautionary statements, hazard symbols, and safety data sheets from PubChem when adding new chemicals. This feature allows you to organize your lab and work more efficiently, quickly, and safely. 🚀 Categories: Mind # File Uploads Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/file-upload/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/file-upload.md Last modified: 2023-12-11T11:18:12+00:00 Here you can upload data files with which you encountered bugs in Batalyse-Data Analysis. You can also upload additional files such as requested diagram examples, etc. The files are only viewable by the Batalyse team and will never be shared externally. 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The Software is licensed by BATALYSE GmbH (hereinafter referred to as “BATALYSE”) to the Licensee (hereinafter referred to as “User”) in accordance with these provisions and the [End User License Agreement (EULA)](https://www.batalyse.com/eula).   1.2 Business-to-Business Only; Healthcare Exclusion The offer of goods and services of BATALYSE according to these Terms and Conditions is exclusively directed to legal entities under public law, to special funds under public law and to entrepreneurs in the sense of § 14 BGB (German Civil Code), i.e. natural or legal persons or partnerships with legal capacity who act in the exercise of a commercial or self-employed activity when placing an order. In this respect, BATALYSE rejects the conclusion of a contract with a consumer. Furthermore, the use of BATALYSE’s services in the healthcare or medical sector is expressly excluded as detailed in the [End User License Agreement (EULA)](https://www.batalyse.com/eula). The user declares at the conclusion of the contract that he is neither a consumer nor a private individual and that he is not procuring the services for purposes within the healthcare or medical sector, but that he is a representative of a legal entity under public law, a special fund under public law, or an entrepreneur within the meaning of § 14 BGB.   1.3 Authority to Deviate The employees of BATALYSE are not entitled to make any agreements, collateral agreements, individual warranty promises or assurances deviating from these Terms and Conditions, unless they are expressly authorized to do so or are entitled to do so by virtue of their position as a corporate body, procuration or general power of attorney.   1.4 Document Hierarchy These Terms and Conditions form part of the Agreement as defined in the [End User License Agreement (EULA)](https://www.batalyse.com/eula). 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All references in these Terms to “EULA Section X” refer to the [EULA v2025-10-09](https://www.batalyse.com/eula).   The EULA governs: - License grant and scope ([EULA Section 2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#2-license-grant-and-scope)) - Intended and prohibited uses, including medical use restrictions ([EULA Section 2.6](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#26-medical-and-high-risk-applications)) - Software activation and hardware binding ([EULA Section 3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#3-license-activation-and-hardware-binding)) - Updates and maintenance entitlements ([EULA Section 4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#4-updates-and-maintenance)) - Data handling, privacy, and telemetry ([EULA Section 5](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#5-user-content-and-data-handling)) - Intellectual property and confidentiality ([EULA Section 6](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#6-intellectual-property-and-confidentiality)) - Warranty terms and technical support ([EULA Section 7](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#7-warranty-and-support)) - Liability limitations and damage caps ([EULA Section 8](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#8-liability)) - Termination provisions ([EULA Section 9](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#9-termination)) - Changes to EULA ([EULA Section 10](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#10-changes-to-this-eula))   These Terms govern: - Payment terms and fees (Section 3) - Contract duration and renewal (Section 5) - Decompilation rights (Section 9) - Marketing and branding rights (Section 10) - Export compliance obligations (Section 20) - Accessibility commitment (Section 21) - Governing law and jurisdiction (Section 22)   In case of conflict, the EULA prevails on topics it governs, and these Terms prevail on commercial and administrative matters. #### 2. Software Provision and License Scope 2.1 Software Delivery The software shall be made available to the User together with user documentation via the Internet or other electronic means as specified in the Offer.   2.2 License Types and Features The features of the software as well as the number of users, evaluations, and data profiles are described in detail in the Offer from BATALYSE, which specifies the license type (e.g., single workstation license, server license, perpetual license, time-limited license). The license scope, permitted uses, and restrictions are governed by [EULA Section 2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#2-license-grant-and-scope). Unless otherwise agreed in the Offer, the User acquires a single-user license for use on one computer. Batalyse offers the following independent software modules: Data Analysis, Collect, Mind, and EIS Analyser. Each module has independent licensing terms, license types, and activation requirements as specified in EULA Section 2.2. Details for each module, including applicable costs and bundling options, are specified in the individual Offer from BATALYSE.   2.3 Software Updates and New Versions The software is continuously improved and new versions are made available. Update and maintenance entitlements are governed by [EULA Section 4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#4-updates-and-maintenance). Users with active licenses receive updates as described in [EULA Section 4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#4-updates-and-maintenance). No entitlement exists to receive specific features or updates at a particular time unless contractually agreed in writing. Version rollback rights and support for older versions are governed by [EULA Section 4.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#43-version-rollback-and-compatibility).   2.4 License Duration and Maintenance License duration, maintenance terms, and update entitlements are governed by [EULA Sections 2.2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#22-license-types-and-duration) and [4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#4-updates-and-maintenance). During active license terms, BATALYSE provides updates and support as specified in the EULA. Payment terms for licenses and maintenance are set forth in Section 3 of these Terms. #### 3. Payment Terms and Fees 3.1 Pricing, Currency, and Taxes All prices are stated in Euro (EUR) unless otherwise specified in the Offer. For customers outside the Eurozone, prices may be quoted in USD, GBP, or CHF at Batalyse’s discretion based on current exchange rates.   Accepted Payment Methods: - Bank transfer (SEPA for EU customers, SWIFT for international customers) - Credit card (where available) - Other methods as agreed in writing   Currency Conversion: Currency conversion risks are borne by the Customer. If payment is made in a currency other than EUR, the amount due is calculated based on the exchange rate on the invoice date.   3.1.1 Value Added Tax (VAT) and Sales Tax   For EU Customers (B2B): - German VAT (19%) applies unless the customer provides a valid VAT ID - With valid VAT ID: Reverse charge mechanism applies (customer self-accounts for VAT in their country)   For Non-EU Customers: - No German VAT charged - Customer responsible for any import duties, customs fees, or local taxes (VAT, GST, sales tax) in their jurisdiction   For UK Customers: - No German VAT charged (post-Brexit) - Customer responsible for UK VAT if applicable   For US Customers: - No VAT charged - Batalyse does not collect US state or local sales tax - Customer responsible for use tax reporting in their state if required   For Swiss Customers: - No German VAT charged - Customer responsible for Swiss MwSt. (value added tax) if applicable - Batalyse may register for Swiss VAT if required by Swiss law   3.2 Payment Terms License fees plus applicable taxes are due annually in advance according to the Offer from BATALYSE, unless otherwise agreed. Payment is due without deduction to the account of BATALYSE, which will be communicated to the User separately. License activation and payment-related suspension or deactivation are governed by [EULA Section 3.4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#34-payment-related-suspension).   3.2.1 Price Adjustments for Renewals Annual License Renewals: For annual time-limited licenses, Batalyse reserves the right to adjust license fees upon renewal to reflect: - Changes in the German consumer price index (inflation adjustment) - Changes in operational costs, including third-party service provider fees - Currency fluctuations (for non-EUR customers)   Price Adjustment Limits: - Minimum adjustment: German consumer price index (CPI) increase for the previous 12 months - Maximum adjustment: 10% per year - If the German CPI increase exceeds 10%, Batalyse may apply up to the actual CPI rate   New Features: Significant new features or functionality will be offered as separate license options rather than automatically increasing the base license price.   Notice and Transparency: - Batalyse will notify the Customer of new pricing at least 30 days before the license renewal date - The notification will include the new price and a brief explanation of the adjustment basis   Customer Options: If the Customer objects to the new pricing, the Customer may: - Accept the new pricing and renew the license - Decline to renew and allow the license to expire at the end of the current term - Contact Batalyse at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) to discuss alternative options Multi-Year Licenses: Multi-year licenses (Section 3.3) are exempt from price adjustments during the contracted term. The price is fixed for the entire duration (2 or 3 years).   3.3 Multi-Year License Pricing Batalyse offers multi-year licenses (2-year or 3-year terms) at discounted rates compared to annual renewals.   Discount Structure: - 2-Year License: 2% discount on total license fees (compared to two separate annual renewals) - 3-Year License: 5% discount on total license fees (compared to three separate annual renewals)   Fixed Pricing: Multi-year licenses are offered at a fixed price for the entire term. There are no price increases for subsequent years within the multi-year term.   Payment: - Multi-year licenses require full prepayment for the entire term - Discounts apply only when the full term is paid upfront - Installment payment options may be available for enterprise customers upon separate agreement   Early Termination: - Multi-year licenses cannot be terminated for convenience by the Customer - The license term is binding for the agreed duration (2 or 3 years) - Early termination is only permitted in cases of material breach by Batalyse or as required by mandatory law - If early termination is permitted due to Batalyse’s material breach, a pro-rata refund for the unused period will be provided   Renewal: - Multi-year licenses do not automatically renew - Batalyse will contact the Customer approximately 60 days before expiration to discuss renewal options - Renewal pricing is based on current rates at the time of renewal #### 4. Changes to Terms and Fees 4.1 Right to Amend BATALYSE may amend these Terms and Conditions to reflect: - Legal or regulatory requirements - Technical developments - Security improvements - Clarifications or corrections   4.2 Material vs. Non-Material Changes 4.2.1 Non-Material Changes Minor changes (clarifications, formatting, typographical corrections, or updates that do not affect User rights or obligations) take effect automatically upon publication with reasonable notice on the BATALYSE website.   4.2.2 Material Changes Material changes that significantly affect User rights, obligations, liability, or fees require notification and User acceptance as described in Section 4.3.   4.3 Notification and Acceptance Process 4.3.1 During Active Contract Term For material changes during an active license period: Notice Period: - BATALYSE will notify the User at least thirty (30) days before the changes take effect - Notification via email to the User’s registered contact address - The notification will clearly identify which provisions have changed and why   User Options: - Accept the changes by continuing to use the Software after the effective date - Object in writing to [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) within thirty (30) days of notification   Effect of Objection: - If the User objects, the contract continues under the previous Terms until the end of the current license period - Either party may terminate the contract in accordance with Section 5 - The license will not automatically renew under the objected terms   BATALYSE Discretion: - If BATALYSE determines that the objected changes are not critical to its business operations or legal compliance, BATALYSE may, at its sole discretion, allow the contract to continue under the previous Terms beyond the current license period - BATALYSE is under no obligation to do so and will communicate its decision in writing   4.3.2 Upon Contract Renewal When BATALYSE offers contract renewal, the offer will reference the current version of the Terms and Conditions. By accepting the renewal offer (and paying the renewal fee), the User accepts any updated Terms that are part of the renewal offer.   4.4 Legal or Security-Required Changes Changes required by law, court order, or to address critical security vulnerabilities may take effect with shorter notice periods as necessary to ensure compliance or protect User data and systems. BATALYSE will notify Users as soon as reasonably possible and explain the reason for the urgent change.   4.5 Price Adjustments Price adjustments upon license renewal are governed by Section 3.2.1 of these Terms and are not subject to the objection process in Section 4.3. Price changes are communicated through renewal offers, and the User may accept or decline the renewal.   4.6 Changes to Service Obligations Changes to Software features, maintenance obligations, support services, and warranty terms are governed by: - [EULA Section 4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#4-updates-and-maintenance) (Updates and Maintenance) - [EULA Section 7](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#7-warranty-and-support) (Warranty and Support) Material changes to service obligations that affect the core functionality described in the Documentation will be communicated with reasonable notice.   4.7 Changes to Other Documents - Changes to these Terms and Conditions are governed by Section 4 of these Terms - Changes to the [End User License Agreement (EULA)](https://www.batalyse.com/eula) are governed by [EULA Section 10](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#10-changes-to-this-eula) - Changes to the [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz) are governed by [Privacy Policy Section 15](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz#15-changes-to-this-privacy-policy) - Changes to the Data Processing Agreement (DPA) are governed by DPA Section 16   4.8 No Retroactive Application Except as required by mandatory law, amendments to these Terms apply only prospectively and do not affect rights or obligations that accrued under previous versions. #### 5. Contract Duration and Termination 5.1 Individual Agreement The license term is agreed individually between the parties. Any renewal of the license term requires the express written agreement of both parties; there shall be no automatic renewal without such agreement. Module Dependencies and Bundling: For customers with bundled module licenses (e.g., EIS Analyser included with Data Analysis): The license term for included modules is linked to the primary module license term. Upon renewal of the primary module, the included modules’ license quantities and terms will be re-determined based on the renewed primary module license type and specified in the renewal Offer. If the primary module license is not renewed, all included modules do not continue beyond the primary module’s expiration date, unless the Customer has separately purchased standalone licenses for those modules that remain active.   5.2 Standard Term Unless otherwise agreed, license agreements shall have a term of 12 months. The specific term of the contract shall be determined by the Offer from BATALYSE.   5.3 End of Update and Support Services Upon expiration or termination of the license as well as upon expiration of the agreed maintenance and support period, BATALYSE shall no longer be obligated to provide security updates or bug fixes. BATALYSE will inform the User in due time before expiration about the upcoming end of update and support services. After this period, BATALYSE accepts no liability for damages resulting from missing or unapplied security updates. Termination provisions and post-termination obligations are governed by [EULA Section 9](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#9-termination). #### 6. Permitted Reproductions 6.1 Scope of Reproduction Rights The User may reproduce the delivered Software to the extent that the respective reproduction is necessary for the use of the Software. Necessary reproductions include in particular the installation of the Software on the mass storage of the hardware used as well as the loading of the Software into the main memory. Additional use restrictions are governed by [EULA Section 2.7](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#27-use-restrictions).   6.2 License Activation Conditional on Payment BATALYSE reserves the right to grant the rights of use only after complete receipt of payment for the full license period and to activate the Software only then.   6.3 License Deactivation for Non-Payment BATALYSE reserves the right to deactivate an already active license if payment is not received within 30 days of invoicing. Once the license is deactivated, no further evaluations can be conducted, and no new files can be processed. License reactivation upon payment receipt shall occur as specified in [EULA Section 3.4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#34-payment-related-suspension). #### 7. Transfer Restrictions 7.1 Prohibition on Commercial Transfer The User shall not sell the Software including user documentation and any other accompanying material to third parties without the consent of BATALYSE, nor shall the User transfer it for a limited period of time. In particular, the User shall not rent or lend the Software. Complete transfer and sublicensing restrictions are governed by [EULA Section 2.7](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#27-use-restrictions).   7.2 Internal Use by Employees The transfer to third parties who are not granted an independent right of use and who are subject to the User’s control regarding the manner of use is permitted. This typically applies to employees of the User. However, the prohibition of multiple use pursuant to Section 8 of these Terms shall also be observed in such cases. #### 8. Network and Multi-User Restrictions 8.1 Server License Requirement The use of the provided Software within a network or other multi-station computer system is only permitted if the User has acquired a server license.   8.2 Concurrent User Limits The number of users who may simultaneously use the Software within the network or other multi-station computer system shall depend on the type of server license which the User has acquired. Multi-user and volume licensing details are governed by [EULA Section 2.2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#22-license-types-and-duration). #### 9. Decompilation Rights The right to decompile the Software is granted only under the conditions of § 69e(1) Nos. 1-3 UrhG (German Copyright Act) and within the scope of § 69e(2) Nos. 1-3 UrhG. Prior to decompilation, the User shall first request the necessary information from BATALYSE at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). Reverse engineering and technical restrictions are further governed by [EULA Section 2.7](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#27-use-restrictions). #### 10. Marketing and Branding Rights 10.1 BATALYSE Use of User’s Trademarks BATALYSE is entitled to use the contractual relationship with the User for its own marketing activities using the trademarks and/or logo and/or name of the User, subject to the User’s prior written consent (which may be linked to special conditions for the purchase of BATALYSE’s software).   10.2 User Use of BATALYSE Trademarks Upon BATALYSE’s prior written consent, the User shall be entitled to use BATALYSE’s name and logo for advertising purposes.   10.3 Reference Customer and Case Studies Reference Use: With the Customer’s prior written consent, Batalyse may: - List the Customer’s name and logo on the Batalyse website as a customer - Include the Customer in customer lists, presentations, and marketing materials - State that the Customer uses Batalyse Software (without disclosing details of usage or implementation)   Case Studies and Testimonials: Batalyse may request permission to: - Publish case studies describing how the Customer uses the Software - Quote Customer testimonials in marketing materials - Feature the Customer in presentations, webinars, or conferences   Such case studies and testimonials require separate written consent from the Customer for each specific use. The Customer has the right to review and approve content before publication. Withdrawal of Consent: The Customer may withdraw consent for reference use at any time by providing written notice to [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). Batalyse will remove the Customer’s name and logo from its website and marketing materials within 30 days.   10.4 Publicity and Press Releases Neither party shall issue press releases or public announcements regarding this Agreement or the business relationship between the parties without the other party’s prior written consent. Exceptions: - Batalyse may list the Customer as a customer (see Section 10.3) with consent - Either party may disclose the existence of the relationship if required by law or regulatory authorities - Either party may make factual statements about the Agreement in legal proceedings or regulatory filings   Joint Announcements: The parties may agree to issue joint press releases or announcements. Any such announcement requires mutual written approval of the content before publication. #### 11. Warranty and Defect Remediation 11.1 Warranty Governed by EULA The warranty for the Software, including what constitutes a defect, warranty period, warranty remedies, and warranty exclusions, is governed by [EULA Section 7](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#7-warranty-and-support). Warranty coverage applies throughout the entire duration of the active license period (for time-limited licenses) or during any active maintenance agreement (for perpetual licenses) as specified in [EULA Section 7.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#73-warranty-period).   11.2 Defect Reporting Obligation The User commits to report defects immediately to [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). If a problem cannot be resolved immediately by telephone and/or remote maintenance, the User must provide: - Detailed error description in text form - Suitable documents, log files, and diagnostic information - Information necessary for BATALYSE to analyze and eliminate the defect The User acknowledges that delays in reporting defects will increase the effort required to eliminate the defect and may affect warranty coverage as specified in [EULA Section 7.5](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#75-user-obligations-for-warranty-service).   11.3 Remote Maintenance Access For error checking and correction, the User may grant BATALYSE remote access to the Software as described in [EULA Section 5.2.5](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#525-remote-support-access). All remote access is user-initiated, user-supervised, and requires explicit User consent for each session. The User shall establish the necessary connections according to the instructions of BATALYSE.   11.4 No License Fee Reduction by Deduction The User may not enforce a reduction of license fees by deduction from agreed payments. Claims for unjust enrichment or damages remain unaffected.   11.5 Termination for Non-Use The User’s right to terminate the license due to failure of use under § 543(2) sentence 1 No. 1 BGB is excluded unless remedy or replacement delivery has failed as defined in [EULA Section 7.4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#74-warranty-remedies). #### 12. Liability 12.1 Liability Governed by EULA BATALYSE’s liability, including liability limitations, damage caps, and exclusions, is governed by [EULA Section 8](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#8-liability). The following provisions supplement the EULA’s liability terms:   12.2 Liability for Intent and Gross Negligence BATALYSE is liable for damages caused intentionally or by gross negligence. This does not apply if essential contractual obligations are violated by BATALYSE through simple negligence, in which case Section 12.3 applies. Essential contractual obligations are those whose fulfillment enables the proper execution of the contract and on whose compliance the User regularly relies and may rely, as defined in [EULA Section 8.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#83-limited-liability-for-breach-of-essential-contractual-obligations).   12.3 Liability for Simple Negligence – Damage Cap In case of simple negligence (einfache Fahrlässigkeit), BATALYSE shall only be liable for breach of essential contractual obligations as defined in [EULA Section 8.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#83-limited-liability-for-breach-of-essential-contractual-obligations). In such cases, liability is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for the contract, not to exceed the total amount of license fees actually paid by the User to BATALYSE for the specific Software license under which the claim arises, as specified in [EULA Section 8.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#83-limited-liability-for-breach-of-essential-contractual-obligations).   12.4 Exclusion of Liability for Indirect Damages Except as provided in Section 12.5, BATALYSE is not liable for: - Indirect damages or consequential harm caused by a defect - Unforeseeable damages or atypical damages - Loss of profit, revenue, or business opportunities   Complete exclusions are listed in [EULA Section 8.5](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#85-exclusion-of-further-liability).   12.5 Unlimited Liability Sections 12.2, 12.3, and 12.4 do not apply to liability cases specified in [EULA Section 8.2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#82-unlimited-liability), including: - Intent (Vorsatz) or gross negligence (grobe Fahrlässigkeit) by BATALYSE, its legal representatives, or vicarious agents - Injury to life, body, or health - Claims under the German Product Liability Act (Produkthaftungsgesetz) - Defects fraudulently concealed by BATALYSE - Breach of written guarantees   12.6 Application to Representatives and Agents The liability limitations in Sections 12.1-12.4 also apply in favor of BATALYSE’s legal representatives and vicarious agents when claims are asserted directly against them.   12.7 Exclusion of Strict Liability for Initial Defects The strict liability of BATALYSE for defects already existing at the time of conclusion of the contract according to § 536a(1) BGB is expressly excluded to the extent permitted by law. #### 13. Statute of Limitations 13.1 General Limitation Period User claims become statute-barred within twelve (12) months from when the User becomes aware or should have become aware of the circumstances giving rise to the claim, except where longer statutory limitation periods are mandatory under § 438(1) No. 2 BGB, § 634a(1) No. 2 BGB, or other applicable law. This limitation period applies to defect claims during the warranty period defined in [EULA Section 7.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#73-warranty-period). Claims must be brought within 12 months of discovery, even if the warranty period itself is longer (i.e., the duration of the active license).   13.2 Exceptions to Limitation Period Section 13.1 does not apply to: - Claims for damages due to injury to life, body, or health - Claims for damages due to gross negligence or intentional conduct by BATALYSE - Claims based on statutory strict liability (Product Liability Act, statutory warranty liability) - Claims governed by mandatory longer limitation periods under applicable law For these exceptions, statutory limitation periods apply as specified in [EULA Section 8.8](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#88-statute-of-limitations). #### 14. Confidentiality and Protection Obligations 14.1 Unauthorized Access Prevention The User is obliged to prevent unauthorized access by third parties to the Software, tutorials, and documentation by taking appropriate precautions. Passing on passwords to third parties for the use of the Software, documentation, tutorial videos, or for viewing or editing source code is prohibited. Backup copies shall be kept in a place secured against unauthorized access by third parties. Intellectual property and confidentiality obligations are governed by [EULA Section 6](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#6-intellectual-property-and-confidentiality).   14.2 Employee Instructions The User shall expressly instruct its employees to comply with these contractual Terms and Conditions and copyright law. In particular, the User shall request its employees not to make any unauthorized copies of user manuals and tutorials.   14.3 Cooperation in Infringement Cases If an employee of the User infringes the copyright of BATALYSE, the User is obliged to cooperate to the best of its ability in the clarification of the copyright infringement, in particular to inform BATALYSE immediately at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) about the respective infringing acts. #### 15. Post-Termination Obligations 15.1 Deletion Obligation Upon termination or expiration of the contractual relationship, the User is obligated to permanently delete: - User manuals and tutorial/training/service videos - Access credentials for the Batalyse website - Any unauthorized copies of the Software   Complete termination provisions are governed by [EULA Section 9](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#9-termination).   15.2 Software-Specific Post-Termination Behavior   15.2.1 Data Analysis Module The Data Analysis module ceases to function upon license expiration or when an optional evaluation limit is reached. The User may delete the Software, but is not required to do so, as the Software is rendered non-functional through license validation mechanisms.   15.2.2 Collect and Mind Modules – Automatic Read-Only Mode The Collect and Mind software modules automatically transition to read-only mode upon license expiration, allowing Users to retain access to their historical data. Read-only mode permits: - - Viewing and searching existing data - Generating reports and exports   - Accessing data visualization features   Read-only mode prohibits: - Creating, modifying, or deleting data - Uploading new files or creating new records   The User is solely responsible for maintaining the infrastructure required to run the Software in read-only mode. No updates, maintenance, or support are provided for expired licenses.   15.2.3 EIS Analyser Module – Post-Termination Behavior Upon expiration or termination of an EIS Analyser license: For Bundled EIS Analyser (with Data Analysis): - If Data Analysis license expires, bundled EIS Analyser access terminates simultaneously - Any in-progress analyses are terminated - Exported projects and results remain accessible on the user’s system For Standalone EIS Analyser: - The application ceases to function upon license expiration - Saved project files (circuit fitting parameters, DRT analysis data, validation results) remain on the user’s system and can be archived - The Software is rendered non-functional through license validation mechanisms (no separate deletion required) For Users with Collect Integration: - Upon EIS Analyser license expiration, no new analysis results can be uploaded to Batalyse Collect - Previously uploaded results remain accessible in Collect if the Collect license remains active User Responsibilities: - Backing up any EIS Analyser project files before license expiration - Managing data exports (results can be exported as JSON, CSV, or PNG) - Notifying their team of upcoming EIS Analyser license expiration   15.3 Prohibition on Circumvention Any attempt to circumvent license validation mechanisms or bypass read-only restrictions constitutes a material breach and copyright infringement. Use restrictions are governed by [EULA Section 2.7](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#27-use-restrictions). #### 16. Subcontracting and Assignment 16.1 BATALYSE Right to Subcontract BATALYSE is entitled to provide the contractually owed services through third parties, in particular through affiliated companies.   16.2 User Assignment Restrictions Except in the area of § 354a HGB (German Commercial Code), the User may only assign claims from this contract with the prior written consent of BATALYSE. Exceptions for Corporate Restructuring: The User may assign or transfer this Agreement without Batalyse’s consent in the following cases: - Merger, acquisition, or consolidation where the User is acquired by or merges with another entity - Sale of all or substantially all of the User’s assets - Internal corporate restructuring, spin-off, or divestiture to an affiliate   Conditions for Exception: Such assignment or transfer is permitted only if: - The assignee agrees in writing to be bound by all terms of this Agreement - The User provides written notice to Batalyse at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) within 30 days of the transaction - The assignee is not subject to sanctions or export restrictions - The assignment does not violate export control laws (Terms Section 20)   Batalyse Assignment Rights: Batalyse may freely assign or transfer this Agreement to: - Any affiliate or subsidiary of Batalyse - Any successor entity in a merger, acquisition, or asset sale - Any third party upon 30 days’ written notice to the User   16.3 Set-Off and Retention Rights The User is prohibited from offsetting its own claims against BATALYSE unless these claims are undisputed or have been legally established. The User can only exercise a right of retention if its counterclaim is based on the same contractual relationship and the counterclaim is undisputed or has been legally established. #### 17. Deadlines and Delivery Times Deadlines and delivery times are only considered fixed and binding for BATALYSE if they have been agreed as fixed in writing. Otherwise, deadlines and delivery times are merely non-binding guidelines for BATALYSE. #### 18. Confidentiality and Data Processing 18.1 Trade Secrets The contracting parties undertake to treat all trade secrets of the other contracting party that become known to them during the performance of the contract as confidential.   18.2 Personal Data Processing The processing of personal data by BATALYSE is governed by the [Privacy Policy](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz), which forms an integral part of these Terms. In the event of any conflict between these Terms and the Privacy Policy regarding personal data, the Privacy Policy shall prevail, to the extent permitted by applicable law. Data handling, telemetry, and user content processing are governed by [EULA Section 5](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#5-user-content-and-data-handling). #### 19. Force Majeure 19.1 General Force Majeure Events Neither party shall be liable to the other for any failure or delay in performance under this Agreement if such failure or delay is due to causes beyond the party’s reasonable control, including but not limited to: fire, flood, earthquake, pandemic or epidemic, governmental acts, war, terrorism, civil unrest, insurrection, nationalization, requisition, act of God, or other similar events. Post-termination obligations that survive force majeure events are set forth in [EULA Section 9.4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#94-survival).   19.2 Technology-Specific Events Force majeure shall also include: - Cyberattacks, data breaches, or other security incidents beyond the party’s reasonable control - Internet service provider failures or widespread network outages - Cloud provider outages or interruptions - Hardware or critical infrastructure failures beyond reasonable control - New governmental regulation or restriction materially preventing software operations   19.3 Notice, Mitigation, and Resumption The affected party shall: - Promptly notify the other party in writing of the occurrence of the event - Use reasonable efforts to mitigate the impact and resume performance as soon as reasonably possible - Keep the other party apprised of progress and expected restoration timeframes   19.4 Termination Option If a force majeure event continues for more than ninety (90) days, either party may terminate this Agreement by providing thirty (30) days’ written notice to the other party. #### 20. Export Compliance 20.1 General Export Compliance Obligations The Customer acknowledges that the software, services, and related technical information provided by BATALYSE may be subject to export control laws and regulations of Germany, the European Union, the United States, and other applicable jurisdictions. Customer agrees to comply with all applicable export and re-export laws and regulations and not to: - Export, re-export, or transfer the software, services, or technical information in violation of applicable laws - Use the software for prohibited purposes, including but not limited to military applications, nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons, or other purposes restricted by applicable law - Allow access to or use of the software by any person or entity subject to economic sanctions or embargoes imposed by Germany, the EU, the US, or other applicable authorities   Complete export compliance requirements are set forth in [EULA Section 2.7](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#27-use-restrictions) (Use Restrictions).   20.2 U.S. Export Control Laws The Customer further acknowledges that the software and related technology may be subject to the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR), the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), and other applicable U.S. laws and sanctions administered by the U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Department of State, or U.S. Department of Treasury. Accordingly, Customer agrees: - Not to export, re-export, or transfer the software or technical information in violation of U.S. export or sanctions laws - Not to provide access to the software or technical information to any U.S.-restricted parties, including parties listed on the U.S. Treasury Department’s OFAC list or other prohibited persons - To comply with all U.S. recordkeeping, reporting, and licensing obligations applicable to the software   20.3 EU and German Export Control Laws The Software and related technical data may be subject to: - Council Regulation (EU) No. 428/2009 concerning dual-use items - German Foreign Trade and Payments Act (Außenwirtschaftsgesetz – AWG) - German Foreign Trade and Payments Ordinance (Außenwirtschaftsverordnung – AWV)   Customer agrees not to: - Export or re-export the Software to destinations subject to EU sanctions or embargoes (including but not limited to: Russia, Belarus, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, Venezuela) - Provide access to individuals or entities listed on: - EU Consolidated Financial Sanctions List - UN Sanctions Lists - German national sanctions lists - Use the Software in connection with the development, production, or use of weapons of mass destruction or military applications without proper authorization   Customer must comply with all applicable EU and German export control regulations and obtain necessary export licenses where required.   20.4 Indemnification for Export Violations Customer agrees to indemnify and hold BATALYSE harmless from any liability, claims, fines, or penalties resulting from Customer’s violation of applicable export control laws or regulations.   20.5 Customer Representations The Customer represents and warrants that it: - Is not located in, under the control of, or a national or resident of any country subject to embargoes or sanctions - Is not listed on any denied or restricted parties lists (including those issued by the U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Department of Treasury, or EU authorities) - Shall not export, re-export, or transfer the Software in violation of applicable export control laws - Shall notify BATALYSE immediately at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) if it becomes subject to sanctions, export restrictions, or inclusion on a restricted parties list #### 21. Accessibility Commitment 21.1 Accessibility Standards BATALYSE is committed to providing a digital experience accessible to users with disabilities. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure compliance with recognized accessibility standards and to provide accommodations. Our goal is that our Software (web interfaces, documentation, output) conforms to WCAG 2.1 Level AA (or other relevant standards as updated).   21.2 Accessibility Features We endeavor to include features such as: - Screen reader compatibility - Adequate color contrast (e.g., minimum 4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text) - Resizable text (up to 200%) without loss of functionality - Descriptive form labels, alt text for images, meaningful link text - Accessible error messages, focus indication, etc.   21.3 Accessibility Feedback If you encounter accessibility barriers or wish to provide feedback regarding accessibility, you may contact us at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). While BATALYSE will review all submissions and may take measures to improve accessibility where feasible, we do not guarantee any changes or fixes within a specific timeframe. #### 22. Governing Law and Jurisdiction 22.1 Written Form Requirement All agreements that involve a change, addition, or specification of these contractual conditions must be recorded in writing. The written form also applies to the abolition of this written form requirement.   22.2 Governing Law For the contractual relationship, the law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies with the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG). For Customers domiciled in the United States, disputes may alternatively be brought before the federal or state courts in the Customer’s state of residence, to the extent this is required by mandatory U.S. consumer protection or jurisdictional laws. Nothing in these Terms shall be construed to waive any non-waivable rights under applicable U.S. law.   22.3 Jurisdiction If the User is a merchant, legal entity under public law, or special fund under public law within the meaning of § 38 ZPO (German Code of Civil Procedure), or if the User relocates its place of residence, habitual abode, or registered office abroad after conclusion of the contract or if this is not known, the exclusive place of jurisdiction is Karlsruhe, Germany. The courts in Karlsruhe are also responsible if the User has no general place of jurisdiction in Germany.   22.4 Severability The invalidity or ineffectiveness of individual provisions of these Terms and Conditions does not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.   22.5 Language Precedence In case of conflicts between language versions, the German language version shall prevail. The English version is provided for convenience only. #### 23. Notices and Communications 23.1 Written Notice Requirements All notices, requests, consents, claims, demands, waivers, inquiries, or other communications under these Terms, including those relating to service, support, privacy, or accessibility, must be made in writing and sent to BATALYSE at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) or to the postal address specified in the imprint.   23.2 Receipt of Notices Notices are deemed received: - When delivered by hand with confirmation - When sent by email with confirmation of receipt - Three (3) business days after being sent by registered mail with return receipt requested #### 24. Anti-Corruption and Anti-Bribery Both parties agree to comply with all applicable anti-corruption and anti-bribery laws, including but not limited to: - The German Criminal Code (Strafgesetzbuch – StGB) Sections 299-302, 331-337 (corruption offenses) - The U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) - The UK Bribery Act 2010 - OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials   Prohibited Conduct: Neither party shall, directly or indirectly: - Offer, promise, give, or authorize any payment, gift, or anything of value to any government official or any person for the purpose of obtaining or retaining business or securing an improper advantage - Engage in any form of bribery, kickbacks, or corrupt practices   Customer Representations: The Customer represents and warrants that: - It has not and will not use any funds derived from illegal activities to pay license fees - It is not aware of any violations of anti-corruption laws in connection with this Agreement - It will not cause Batalyse to be in violation of any anti-corruption laws   Breach and Termination: Batalyse may immediately terminate this Agreement if it becomes aware of any actual or suspected violation of anti-corruption laws by the Customer. #### 25. Contact Information Batalyse GmbH Sattlerstr. 5 75045 Walzbachtal, Germany   Support: [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) Data Protection Officer: [eran@batalyse.com](mailto:eran@batalyse.com) Phone: +49 (176) 789 814 63 Website: [www.batalyse.com](https://www.batalyse.com/)   Related Documents - EULA (End User License Agreement): [www.batalyse.com/eula](https://www.batalyse.com/eula) - Privacy Policy: [www.batalyse.com/datenschutz](https://www.batalyse.com/datenschutz) - Data Processing Agreement (DPA): Available upon request at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) # Newsletter 09: Customize your graphs, extract information from Neware and Biologic test files and more Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-data-analysis-2023-09-released/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-data-analysis-2023-09-released.md Last modified: 2024-02-15T12:44:01+00:00 Description: Batalyse "Data Analysis" 2023-09 now automatically extracts information from your Neware and Biologic battery test data. Taylor your electrochemical result graphs as you desire. Our new Data Analysis version 2023-09 is officially released: [Download “Data Analysis” 2023-09.zip](https://djjspm04.eu1.hubspotlinksfree.com/Ctc/UD+113/djJSPM04/VX3wMl8J9sf0N8RL8T_p7V5SW1xTZ7Q56pL0wN824DzK3m2ndW7Y8-PT6lZ3mPW6MtFgX7gh8jGW1fRBG068YFxwW1cZj7V6H4PmVN6CmN6kP-gcyW7w6nbZ3L9T0RW4tp1RS9dk6vHW6c7CwS2hLR2-W6mY1_B5TCXBtVwqR701RfZxwW5DvV7S27FZkQW5xKH012d6kKZW28StrL2R3DqWW81jyY544RRmyW9lJmJt7yTPmXW483Z3n4kj7-hW5WMsM_6WtC-CN4w_qVcYhVLvW8V_mxz7X_gzPW1jlNP16vv0zxW5P1r9y2D5jZ_W3tSFlG2Nx_DKN6v9m1pYrJDZW1JL_g67SJxnfW7C13rR6yXC1hW5mjLnj7HPXcsN2NYfvkVbdDYf9l-4Kd04) –> unzip –> drag and drop the .opx installer to Origin … and we have many updates for Collect and Mind, too. DATA ANALYSIS New diagrams – Volumetric capacity single test and comparison Customize your result graphs Select “graph control” tab and open “Graph customization” - Separated charge/discharge graphs – Separate your voltage, DVA, and waterfall graphs for individual charge and discharge plots. - Axis scaling – Customize your axis scaling. Options to set the voltage and capacity range were added. - Color settings – Customize the color of the discharge, charge, CE/EE/VE, and avg. voltage curves/symbols. - Curve line thickness and symbol size – Easily modify the line thickness and symbol size. - Improved axis labelling – Customize axis unit labelling. Easily comply with journal and other guidelines.  - Load “Origin Templates” – Use your indvidual fonts and graph settings by importing style settings from an Origin template. - Import parameters data from Neware test files automatically to Data Analysis and Collect: If your Neware test file includes the active material load and nominal capacity these values will automatically be transferred. (We can also add this for many other test devices. Please contact us).  - Improved “Skip” evaluation feature – especially in combination with the “Collect” monitor feature. If a test evaluation fails Origin instances will be closed. - “Merge” feature – Improvements for test files with different file structure - Improved/updated support for many cyclers e.g. Maccor, Neware, Chi760 - Multiple bug fixes and support of new file structures COLLECT - Improved support for many new file structures, test devices and for OPC-UA connections - User group management (available) – Create individual users or user groups with individual log-in passwords and rights. Manage file view and delete and access to settings permissions. – Take care that interns have no delete permissions and can only see their own tests: [Collect-User Management](https://djjspm04.eu1.hubspotlinksfree.com/Ctc/UD+113/djJSPM04/VX3wMl8J9sf0N8RL8T_p7V5SW1xTZ7Q56pL0wN824DzK3m2ndW7Y8-PT6lZ3n3W73q97r8tGsNsVyHMR25xj7NrVK0Ng22-qN6LW44102Z3D0cC_W8qbCNZ5sgQtTW5Fqkrz81R33xW22fmkG3-5SVgN2WRYMZj_1VDW7Z36Zn1BbtCWW1GkcDk9cV6bgW3pR8vV6V38GqW2bK9282PXYxTW3XQBYw6TzFddVbRzsh4my6dwW4n-yDQ4y-s47W3Bgm_g2DX_1lW8SLhx24dsDd1W7LR27n2dVJhLW8TWN77202sSXW47SSh45sLsR8W8lthhf7LZHgHW2D0YNk8jzrK8W4qQ75B8cRp0YW3L_kJj21tkxfW4Bq1mQ4jndTbN5Y1KQ0L8NyLf5dR_vj04)  - Improved filter options – now also added for your comparisons - Data standardization features (available for testing) – Standardize your test data to receive a uniform file structure independent of the cyclers and test devices you are using - Calculator: Add your own formulas to perform calculations with your raw data  MIND - Improved automated reports: Receive a power point based on your individual template.Now also place your diagrams, text and tables by “drag and drop”.[https://batalyse.com/videos/Mind-Report.webm](https://djjspm04.eu1.hubspotlinksfree.com/Ctc/UD+113/djJSPM04/VX3wMl8J9sf0N8RL8T_p7V5SW1xTZ7Q56pL0wN824Dz63m2ndW6N1vHY6lZ3l6W1VPNwK9fxHkzW3Lc6h3890wYJW97c8bP5Q84kJN58XL1kr_b1GW3s64gD4k2144W6S6ZLX76Xh9bW2y576z6gBn_cN53d2VrHyBwlVKYTT-2V9KVXW1C31nQ6MbJwkN8krmRDlTm8tW5GxRF423mB2ZW6X4xwm8kNn2XW2sjX2R68LrV6VYzGvf8cN4VBW1CSyyT6NszrTW26ynVZ1c8Hz9Vt3rY98XwRSTW2v9GV-3srnpJW81Fh_F79Xp9zN4V2vwsdG8-CF3L7TwHyZQWf306FPR04) - Display data which was standardized in Collect by you - Improved support for OPC-UA connections Categories: Data Analysis, Collect, Mind # Newsletter 08: Merge test files, dQdV, OPC-UA and more Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-data-analysis-2023-08-officially-released/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/batalyse-data-analysis-2023-08-officially-released.md Last modified: 2024-01-30T11:31:32+00:00 Description: Merge test files of the same test item and enjoy our new and improved dQdV result graphs. OPC-UA support to gather sensor and production data is in development Our new Data Analysis version 2023-08 is officially released: [https://get.batalyse.com/download.php?file=Batalyse-2023-08.zip](https://djjspm04.eu1.hubspotlinksfree.com/Ctc/UD+113/djJSPM04/VVZ-My58Tfd1N5tnR0glwxF7VyCbyQ56pKS5MfRflg3m2ndW7Y8-PT6lZ3mNW2kfdb72jV-8fW46tZDH3mGt33N7XgBNsV7gJbN2Mc0VSRBsX8W8h9gK377QWw9W3xRc_j2lc9BgW5b3smm354dQMVcvnf_6YLb4hVXVt4Q1SwNwkW8xyHBY3MJyqKW5KQ-hD5zD6cJW39_J3p8h9Yd8W9cRFL23D_jCbW7-ZBp992LDSqW2j7lql6XdgKYVBgf_F4z3kzGVxWY8j1wW_0CW6LlyDP6CbwhNW2mh03n1cJC3NW8bb9ZR8HZxkyW47zP1Q5wHwDxN2rY1SqRyWltW1SV_XD67JxD1N7m6MzGcDh-_W4VrzyZ6cTl8dW88zMgR4pGJJzf5Hy7tK04)… and we have many updates for Collect and Mind, too. DATA ANALYSIS - New diagrams: New/Improved OCV and pulse, dVA, relative loss discharge and new comparison diagrams - Improved “Cycles to display” feature - Further improved “Merge” – Merge multiple files of the same test (cell) – especially helpful for Biologic users. Use the “shift time” checkbox to select your merge option. The feature now also work for test files with different file structure.  - Improved dQdV features – enter multiple voltage ranges, each with a to be defined minimal voltage. The smoothing method to be applied is still the same for all entries.  - Improved electrode thickness change evaluations - Improved/updated support for many cyclers e.g. Ivium, Biologic and further - Multiple bug fixes and support of new file structures COLLECT - Added support for OPC-UA connections (in work) - Improved merge feature to reduce database entries  - Improved filter options – add multiple files and sort your tests with “><=” operators - Data standardization features (in work) – Standardize your test data to receive a uniform file structure independent of the cyclers you are using - User group management (in work) – Create user groups with individual rights. Add/remove users to these groups to manage their rights comfortably. MIND - Create automated Power Point presentations based on your individual templates – New data tables types, improved sort and filter functions: [https://batalyse.com/videos/Mind-Report.webm](https://djjspm04.eu1.hubspotlinksfree.com/Ctc/UD+113/djJSPM04/VVZ-My58Tfd1N5tnR0glwxF7VyCbyQ56pKS5MfRfkH3m2ndW6N1vHY6lZ3kqW5cxRYH4gMB93W4bD4b_6Z4qCmW3sZ6Sq5yPjmvVvb2KX12t4Q-W4BzRLn4lG3vQW22HVZM5Kp12PW7DCTSS35xl6GN14nl3XNHQJdW82sY_x9dj78mW2lJZ6H31thZYW7HSLcv787KxKW2KyrSg6m6qbdW11X2FH7zZyxXW2vM10l6hGsdXVlZdgD35TMxCW3h0lJr43Bk21W6N2vY384SmzdW7kmmqB3mr3v5W5zPcdq6bZjF4W5xnk5s7XKMVwN1v0jQJphLBxW6frQPL5RCQZ-f5p344C04) - Display benchmark data of multiple cells and tests within your web browser and Mind - Added support for OPC-UA connections (in work) Categories: Data Analysis, Collect, Mind # Cookie Einstellungen Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/cookie-einstellungen/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/cookie-einstellungen.md Last modified: 2023-11-30T16:02:56+00:00 Description: Batalyse Cookie Setting. # Impressum – Batalyse GmbH Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/impressum/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/impressum.md Last modified: 2023-12-14T08:54:56+00:00 Description: Explore Batalyse's Imprint page for legal information, company details, and terms of use. 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Discover our dedication to keeping your data safe and secure. [Download (eng)](https://www.batalyse.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/PrivacyPolicy_Bataylyse_2025-10-10_eng.pdf) [Download (deutsch)](https://www.batalyse.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Datenschutz_Batalyse_2025-10-10_d.pdf) Effective date: 2025-10-10 At Batalyse, we value your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how we handle your personal data when you use our website and software products. This Privacy Policy should be read in conjunction with our [End User License Agreement (EULA)](https://www.batalyse.com/eula) and our [Terms and Conditions](https://www.batalyse.com/terms), which provide additional details on data handling for Software users. This Privacy Policy forms part of the Agreement between you and Batalyse GmbH, as defined in the End User License Agreement (EULA). In case of conflicts regarding data processing and personal data handling, this Privacy Policy prevails to the extent permitted by applicable law. All references to “EULA Section X” refer to the [https://www.batalyse.com/eula](https://www.batalyse.com/eula). 1. What Data We Collect We may collect the following types of data: 1.1 Personal Data Information that identifies you, such as your name, address, email, and phone number. We collect this when you provide it directly (e.g., contacting us, subscribing to our newsletter, or requesting a trial license). 1.2 General Data Technical information about your browser, operating system, IP address (anonymized), Origin serial number, MAC address, server fingerprint, and website usage. 1.3 Usage Data For the Data Analysis module, we collect details on how often you use our software for license management and software improvement purposes. 1.4 Test/Analysis/Raw/Result Data (User Content) Only if you actively mail or upload this data either directly to us or to a Collect or Mind demo server not installed at your site. Batalyse otherwise has no access to this information. For complete details on User Content handling, see [EULA Section 5.1](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#51-user-ownership-and-on-premise-data). 1.5 Bug Reports and Log Files Data Analysis Module: - Automated bug reporting is enabled by default (opt-out available) - When an error occurs, the software automatically sends error details, software version, timestamp, filename (not contents), and your contact information - You can disable this feature at any time through software settings - No test data, analysis results, or file contents are transmitted - See [EULA Section 5.2.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#523-automated-bug-reports--data-analysis-module) for complete details Collect and Mind Modules: - Optional telemetry (opt-in required) - You must explicitly enable log file transmission through software settings - When enabled, system log files and technical diagnostics are sent - No user content or test data is transmitted - See [EULA Section 5.2.2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#522-optional-telemetry--collect-and-mind-modules) for complete details Manual Provision: - You may manually provide log files or diagnostic information when requesting technical support - See [EULA Section 5.2.4](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#524-manual-provision-of-data-for-support) for details 2. How We Collect Data We collect data: - When you visit our website - When you subscribe to our newsletter - When you contact us via email, phone, or contact forms - When you actively mail, send, or upload test/analysis/raw/result data or bug reports - Through Google Analytics for website usage analysis, if you accept cookies (see Section 10.1) - Through HubSpot for newsletter management and tracking (see Section 10.2) - When you use our software products as described below 2.1 Software Data Collection Batalyse offers both online and offline licensing options. Data collection varies by module and license type: On-Premise Operation: - The Software operates on your own infrastructure - Batalyse does not have access to your analysis, test, or result data - Your scientific work and User Content remain on your own systems - See [EULA Section 5.1](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#51-user-ownership-and-on-premise-data) for complete on-premise data handling details License Validation: - For online licenses, connection to our license server transmits only information necessary for validating and managing the license (hardware fingerprints, license status, usage counts) - License server communication never includes the content of your analysis or test data - See [EULA Section 3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#3-license-activation-and-hardware-binding) for license activation details Optional Data Transmission: - Batalyse only accesses your data if you choose to manually send or upload analysis/test data or log files for technical support, troubleshooting, or optional demo purposes - Automated bug reporting and telemetry are opt-in (Collect/Mind) or opt-out (Data Analysis) as described in Section 1.5 and [EULA Section 5.2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#52-data-access-and-optional-telemetry-features) - In specific cases, Batalyse can offer non-anonymized usage counts or similar identifying data exchange as part of the licensing process, but this will only be enabled if explicitly authorized by you with your written consent Offline Licenses: - Operate without any data transfer to or from Batalyse servers unless you proactively initiate such contact - See [EULA Section 3.2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#32-offline-license-binding) for offline license details For comprehensive information on data access, telemetry features, and user control mechanisms, please refer to [EULA Section 5.2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#52-data-access-and-optional-telemetry-features). 3. How We Use Your Data We use your data to: - Provide, expand, and improve our website and software - Send newsletters with informational updates - Respond to your service and feature requests - Ensure security and prevent fraud - Analyze how our website and software are used - Optimize our marketing strategies - Communicate and collaborate using Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Office software, which may involve processing your contact information and communication content - Run, host, and manage our software infrastructure - Manage and validate software licenses for our Data Analysis module, which involves storing an Origin Serial Number, anonymized IP address, license start and end date, and license name on our license server hosted by Ionos ([Ionos Privacy Policy](https://www.ionos.com/terms-gtc/terms-privacy)) - Count your and your team’s number of test data evaluations for the Data Analysis module - Create and manage licenses for our Collect and Mind software modules through Keygen ([Keygen Privacy Policy](https://keygen.sh/privacy/)) - Provide demo environments for our Mind and Collect software products, hosted by Contabo ([Contabo Privacy Policy](https://contabo.com/en/legal/privacy/)) For detailed information on how we use data provided for technical support and software improvement, see [EULA Section 5.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#53-processing-and-retention-of-user-provided-data). 4. Data Sharing and International Transfers 4.1 Data Sharing We do not share your personal data with third parties except when: - Required by law - Necessary to provide our services - Using third-party processors under GDPR-compliant agreements 4.2 Third-Party Processors We use the following third-party processors: - Ionos: Data Analysis license server hosting (EU-based) – [Ionos Privacy Policy](https://www.ionos.com/terms-gtc/terms-privacy) - Keygen: Managing Collect and Mind software licenses (US-based with safeguards) – [Keygen Privacy Policy](https://keygen.sh/privacy/) - Contabo: Demo environment hosting for Collect and Mind (EU-based) – [Contabo Privacy Policy](https://contabo.com/en/legal/privacy/) - Microsoft: Communication and collaboration (Office 365, Teams, Azure), with data primarily stored within the EU/EEA – [Microsoft Privacy Statement](https://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/privacystatement) - Google Analytics: Website usage analysis (see Section 10.1) - HubSpot: Newsletter management and email tracking (see Section 10.2) 4.3 International Data Transfers Where personal data is transferred outside the EU/EEA (for example to service providers such as HubSpot, Microsoft, or Google), such transfers are made under: - EU–U.S. Data Privacy Framework - Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) - Other appropriate safeguards ensuring an adequate level of protection in compliance with Article 46 GDPR For complete details on international data transfers, including all third-party service providers and legal safeguards, see [EULA Section 5.5.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#553-international-data-transfers). 5. Data Storage and Retention We retain your data only as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined in this policy or as required by law: - Newsletter subscription data: Kept until you unsubscribe - Demo server data: Purged regularly after testing purposes are completed. Users must maintain their own backups of any data uploaded to demo servers. - Support and diagnostic data: May be retained indefinitely for software testing, quality assurance, and compatibility validation purposes as detailed in [EULA Section 5.3.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#533-data-retention-policy). You may request deletion at any time by contacting [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). Deleted data will be removed within 30 days. - License and account data: Retained for the duration of your license plus any legally required retention period for accounting and tax purposes - Contact and communication data: Retained for as long as necessary to respond to your inquiries and maintain our business relationship For detailed retention policies, anonymization procedures, and deletion rights, see [EULA Section 5.3](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#53-processing-and-retention-of-user-provided-data). 6. Your Rights Under GDPR Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), you have the following rights: - Access (Art. 15 GDPR): Request a copy of the personal data we hold about you - Correction (Art. 16 GDPR): Request the correction of inaccurate or incomplete personal data - Deletion (Art. 17 GDPR – Right to be Forgotten): Request the deletion of your data under certain conditions - Restriction of Processing (Art. 18 GDPR): Limit how we process your data - Data Portability (Art. 20 GDPR): Receive your personal data in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format - Objection (Art. 21 GDPR): Object to data processing for direct marketing or on grounds related to your situation - Automated Decision-Making (Art. 22 GDPR): Not to be subject to decisions based solely on automated processing To exercise these rights, please contact us at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) (see Section 12). Additionally, you have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority if your data protection rights have been violated. 7. US Residents – Additional Rights and Clarifications 7.1 GDPR-Level Rights for All Users Batalyse provides all users—including US residents—the data rights described in Section 6 of this policy, including the rights of access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, and data portability, as granted under the GDPR. 7.2 No Sale or Sharing of Personal Information Batalyse does not sell personal information, nor do we share personal information for commercial purposes or cross-contextual behavioral advertising as defined under US state privacy laws (including California’s CCPA/CPRA). If these practices change, US customers will be notified in advance and provided with opt-out options. 7.3 Additional Rights Under US State Laws Where US state privacy laws grant additional rights—such as the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information, or enhanced rights regarding sensitive personal information—those rights will apply if and when Batalyse engages in such activities. 7.4 Data Deletion and Portability for US Residents Upon request or account termination, US residents may request deletion of their personal data or a copy in a portable, commonly used format. Batalyse will comply within 90 days unless a longer or shorter period is required by applicable law. 7.5 How to Exercise US Privacy Rights US users can exercise these rights in the same manner as described for GDPR rights by contacting [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) (see Section 12). If you are a US resident and have any questions about your state-specific rights or wish to exercise them directly, please contact us and specify your state of residence. 7.6 Appeal Process If you disagree with Batalyse’s response to a data rights request, you may appeal the decision by emailing [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) with the subject line “Privacy Appeal.” Your appeal will be reviewed by a senior data protection officer, and a written response will be provided within 45 days as required by U.S. state law. 8. Legal Basis for Processing We process your data based on: - Your consent (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR) – when you explicitly agree to data processing, such as enabling telemetry features - Contractual necessity (Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR) – when processing is necessary to fulfill our contractual obligations to you - Legal obligations (Art. 6(1)(c) GDPR) – when we must process data to comply with legal requirements - Legitimate business interests (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR) – when we have legitimate interests that do not override your rights, such as software improvement and security 9. Contacting Us If you contact us (via email, Microsoft Teams, or website forms), we store your data to process and respond to your request. This data includes your name, contact information, and the content of your communication. We retain this data for as long as necessary to respond to your inquiry and maintain our business relationship. 10. Third-Party Tools and Services 10.1 Google Analytics If you accept cookies, our website uses Google Analytics with IP anonymization to analyze visitor behavior and improve our services. Google Analytics may process data in the United States. Google participates in the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and uses Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs). Users can opt out using the [Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-on](https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout). More information is available in the [Google Privacy Policy](https://policies.google.com/privacy). 10.2 HubSpot We use HubSpot to send newsletters and track engagement (e.g., email opens and link clicks). HubSpot may collect IP addresses for statistical analysis. Batalyse itself does not store IP addresses related to newsletter tracking. HubSpot may process data in the United States. HubSpot participates in the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and uses Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs). You can opt out by unsubscribing from our newsletters at any time. More details are available in the [HubSpot Privacy Policy](https://legal.hubspot.com/privacy-policy). 11. Technical and Organizational Security Measures We implement security measures to protect your data, including: 11.1 Technical Safeguards - Encryption in transit (TLS/SSL) - Encryption at rest for sensitive data - Secure servers and infrastructure - Regular security assessments and updates - Access logging and monitoring 11.2 Organizational Measures - Access controls limiting data access to authorized personnel only - Employee training on data protection and confidentiality - Data processing agreements with all third-party processors - Regular review and update of security practices For information on security measures specific to the Software and user responsibilities for on-premise security, see [EULA Section 5.6](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#56-confidentiality-and-security). 12. Data Protection Officer For privacy-related inquiries, to exercise your data rights, or to contact our Data Protection Officer, please contact: Batalyse GmbH Sattlerstr. 5 75045 Walzbachtal, Germany Data Protection Officer: Eran Nave Phone: +49 (176) 789 814 63 Email (Data Protection Officer): [eran@batalyse.com](mailto:eran@batalyse.com) General Privacy Inquiries: [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) Website: [www.batalyse.com](https://www.batalyse.com/) 13. Definitions For your convenience, here are simplified definitions of key terms: - Personal Data: Information that identifies you - Data Subject: You, the individual whose personal data is processed - Processing: Any operation performed on your data (e.g., collection, storage, use, transmission, deletion) - Processor: Third parties that process data on our behalf (e.g., Ionos, Keygen, Microsoft) - Controller: Batalyse, responsible for determining how and why your data is processed - Consent: Your explicit permission for data processing - User Content: Your data, files, analysis results, and outputs created or processed using the Software (see [EULA Section 5.1](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#51-user-ownership-and-on-premise-data)) 14. Collection of General Data and Information We automatically collect general data when you visit our website, such as: - Browser type and version - Operating system - IP address (anonymized) - Referring website - Date and time of access - Pages visited We use this data to: - Deliver website content correctly - Optimize website content and user experience - Ensure IT system security and functionality - Provide information for criminal prosecution in case of cyber-attacks - Analyze website usage patterns (through Google Analytics if you accept cookies) 15. Changes to this Privacy Policy We may update this policy to reflect changes in legal requirements or data processing practices. Notification of Changes: - Minor changes will be posted on our website - Significant changes will be notified through our website and by email - If changes materially affect your rights, Batalyse will notify you by email or on our website at least 14 days before the new version takes effect Changes to data handling practices related to the Software are governed by [EULA Section 10](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#10-changes-to-this-eula). 16. Children’s Privacy Batalyse products and services are intended for professional and research use only and are not directed at children under 16 years of age. We do not knowingly collect personal data from minors. If we become aware that personal data from a child under 16 has been provided to us, it will be deleted immediately. If you believe we have inadvertently collected data from a minor, please contact us immediately at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). 17. Data Breach Notification In the unlikely event of a personal data breach that is likely to result in a risk to your rights and freedoms, Batalyse will: - Notify affected users within 72 hours of becoming aware of the breach (where feasible), in compliance with GDPR Article 33 - Notify the competent supervisory authorities in accordance with GDPR Articles 33–34 - Comply with relevant U.S. state data breach notification laws where applicable Notifications will include: - The nature of the breach - The categories and approximate number of data subjects affected - The likely consequences of the breach - The measures taken or proposed to address the breach - Contact information for further inquiries 18. Data Processing Agreement (DPA) Institutional or enterprise customers who process personal data using our Software may request a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) under Article 28 GDPR. The DPA ensures contractually regulated handling of personal data in accordance with EU and U.S. legal standards. To request a DPA, please contact [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com). For information on when a DPA is required and the relationship between User data processing and Batalyse support services, see [EULA Section 5.5.2](https://www.batalyse.com/eula#552-data-processing-agreement). 19. Contact Information Batalyse GmbH Sattlerstr. 5 75045 Walzbachtal, Germany Support: [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) Data Protection Officer: [eran@batalyse.com](mailto:eran@batalyse.com) Phone: +49 (176) 789 814 63 Website: [www.batalyse.com](https://www.batalyse.com/) Related Documents - EULA (End User License Agreement): [www.batalyse.com/eula](https://www.batalyse.com/eula) - Terms and Conditions: [www.batalyse.com/terms](https://www.batalyse.com/terms) - Data Processing Agreement (DPA): Available upon request at [support@batalyse.com](mailto:support@batalyse.com) END OF PRIVACY POLICY # Career Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/career/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/career.md Last modified: 2025-07-10T14:24:57+00:00 Description: Shape the future with a career at Batalyse. Join us in advancing data-driven excellence and making a meaningful impact. ## Joining the Future: Battery Engineer Jobs at Batalyse ### Joining the Future: Battery Engineer Jobs at Batalyse We are continuously improving our software suite, adding new features and customer feedback. Currently, we have no open positions. If you have excellent programming skills we still encourage you to send us your CV. We will check your application and contact you as soon as we have open positions. ## Apply by E-Mail ### Apply by E-Mail Please send us your CV to contact@batalyse.com or contact us if you have any questions. [Contact](https://www.batalyse.com/contact/) # News Canonical URL: https://www.batalyse.com/news/ Markdown URL: https://www.batalyse.com/news.md Last modified: 2023-11-30T16:20:04+00:00 Description: Explore data-driven stories and battery trends with Batalyse's news section. 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