AUDIT MicroControls

Pre-clinical

Eatonton, United StatesFounded 2002auditmicro.com

Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Eatontown, Georgia, AUDIT MicroControls is a private company dedicated to ensuring the precision and accuracy of clinical laboratory diagnostics. The company provides essential quality control materials, data management software like Auditor™ QC, and services such as standing order fulfillment to laboratories globally. Its product portfolio is extensive, covering hundreds of instruments and analytes from major manufacturers, positioning it as a critical partner in the diagnostic quality assurance market.

Founded

2002

AI Company Overview

Technology Platform

AUDIT MicroControls' core offering is a comprehensive portfolio of assayed quality control and calibration verification materials formulated to simulate human samples, compatible with hundreds of diagnostic instruments and analytes. This is supported by Auditor™ QC, a free data management software for QC data reduction and reporting.

Opportunities

Growth is driven by the constant introduction of new diagnostic instruments and biomarkers, requiring new compatible controls.

Expansion into emerging diagnostic areas (e.g., traumatic brain injury, sepsis) and growth in global laboratory testing volumes, especially in point-of-care settings, present significant opportunities.

Risk Factors

Key risks include competition from large instrument manufacturers who bundle their own controls, potential regulatory changes affecting QC requirements, and supply chain vulnerabilities for raw materials.

Customer preference for vendor-specific products also presents a market access challenge.

Competitive Landscape

Main competitors include large diagnostic conglomerates like Bio-Rad, Siemens, and Roche, which produce controls for their own platforms. AUDIT MicroControls differentiates by offering a broad, instrument-agnostic portfolio from an independent supplier, coupled with dedicated support and free data management software, providing labs with an alternative to vendor lock-in.