This is an experimental feature. Currently smart content is a very powerful tool with a lot of complexity. We have started early implementations to make it possible to copy paste sections and tables with smart content to other summaries to function more like normal word processing.

We added a feature in MVs to export all of one specific experiment type. For example you can export all the Linearity Experiments within an MV. This can be useful if you have an auditor who prefers viewing MVs by experiment-type instead of by test.

In Quantitative Method Comparison and Linearity experiments the type of regression may be selected with specific cutoffs for more advanced analysis. Additional to this, each regression is displayed with any results available as part of the analysis.

In MV Experiments and PDF exports, links to documentation have been added to help find information on how to run the evaluations and reference the equations used in Cualia calculations.

Bias and Bias % charts were added to Linearity and Method Comparison tests. This allows for better insight into how the performance of the evaluation proceeded highlighting any systemic errors and shifts.

In Quantitative MV Trueness Experiments you can now select a Range Mode to match your EQA testing ranges.

In the tests sections of MV Reports you can generate a table for each test each experiment status.

MV Default values were added if they were not pre-set Quantitative Precision (CV Mode): CV %: 2.5 Quantitative Accuracy (TEa Mode): Reference Value: 2.5 Quantitative Linearity (Reference Values): Reference Values: Rounded to 2 decimals. Quantitative Carryover (Percent Mode): Allowable Percent: 10% Quantitative Carryover (Standard Deviation Mode): Allowable Standard Deviation: 1 Quantitative Limit of Blank (LoB): LoB Reference Value: 0.05 Quantitative Limit of Quantitation (LoQ): LoQ Reference Value: 0.1 Qualitative Limit of Detection (LoD): Minimum Detectable Concentration: 1

Size of the dots in our charts were reduced by 30%. This makes the specific areas of the graph more readable when there are more data points.

MV Experiments now have a link to relevant documentation on web and PDF exports. This allows a quick reference for how to perform the evaluation in Cualia, set Acceptance Criteria, see all the definitions and equations used in the calculations.

The experiment summary text area will now allow up to 1500 characters. However due to spacing requirements, summaries will appear on its own page of PDF exports.

The MV Reports Button will default to keeping you within the window you’re using. An open in new window icon is on the left if you wish to continue checking your reports in a separate window.

There has been a lot of confusion about which is the result of your instrument and which is the reference. X and Y, actual expected, actual and reference. In the future we will switch to “Measurement” and “Reference.” The Bias Calculation has now been flipped to be Actual - Reference to show correct positive and negative bias. The charts will reflect this change as well.

Bias Column was added to Quantitative Linearity tests. This gives a sense of where the mean replicate measurements were compared to the reference value.

Tooltips for equations were added to the Quantitative and Qualitative MV Experiments. This was a heavily requested feature to give more clarity to our users for what was on the page without making the UI overwhelming.

Removed "References" from the default Conclusions section in reports for clarity. You may still add a reference section, but it is no longer a default Report section.

Fixed an issue where sometimes in the Verifications list that the last modified field would sometimes be empty.

Experiment table checkboxes were sometimes difficult to click, requiring precise positions or double clicking. We’ve made it more intuitive.

For consistency, all regression values displayed with capital R have been changed to r.

There was a bug in MV’s when selecting the evaluator personnel that it would disappear. This has been resolved.

Fixed an issue where the MV Evaluator (person performing the MV Evaluation) was difficult to select.

Regression values were sometimes labeled as “R” instead of “r.” This was fixed in the new release to decrease confusion.

Experiment table checkboxes are now easier to click. Before it would sometimes require a double click to select the cell. Now we made it easier by expanding the area that would register a selection.

Fixed a bug in Verifications list where the last modified cell would sometimes be empty

Fixed an issue when copy pasting in reports that some HTML symbols would occur

Fixed an issue in PDF Export settings so that when Show Header or Footer on all pages was unset that it would still be displayed on the first page. Renamed “Include Sample Results” to “Include Sample Data”

Updated error message logic in the Test Definition Interference section to reduce uneccessary error notifications.

Fixed validation error in Test Definitions preventing test saving when Range Low was less than Range High.

Fixed an issue where leftside menu tooltips were sometimes being cut off.

Fixed an issue where the select experiment header in MVs would show up twice.

Fixed and issue where analyte options would display even when there was already one selected.

Fixed up some of the equations in Carryover to display the equation on the tooltips. The documentation at https://docs.cualia.io has been updated to reflect these as well. Before the Carryover would use the means of the high and low concentration values. It now only uses the first and last to calculate carryover.

Fixed the icon positioning issue after clicking the redo button. Fixed inconsistent undo/redo functionality when using Force Pass in Method Comparison experiments.

Fixed missing yellow check icon for incorrect daily run results in SMQ and Qualitative modes.

Fixed the progress indicator for SMQ tests to display accurate completion percentages.

In the analyzer’s list of quant, qual and semi-quantitative tests, the alignment of the name was fixed to be more readable.

In the MV Method Comparison and Trueness experiment table headers, the “Source” column header was renamed to “Comment”. This was to help provide flexibility to put whatever supplementary information is required such as source, date, operator or general commentary.

The test’s units were added to each header of the PDF exports as a reference for viewers.

Whenever you start a new MV without a template, the defaults will be set to the reports: Header Title: Analyzer Information Header Subtitle: Department Name Footer Line 1: Evaluator Footer Line 2: Date the MV Started

When in an MV, the Analyzer name in left side navigation now has a button to return to the analyzer.

When creating or editing a test, the analyte selection dropdown is now in alphabetical order.

Result Types: Quantitative MV Experiments: Method Comparison In Quantitative Method Comparisons, an option to use R-Squared Linear Regression values as the acceptance criteria has been added. Use the Experiment Settings to switch to R-Squared regression as the acceptance criteria. You will be able to set a min. R-Squared value required to meet experiment requirements.

Result Types: Qualitative and Quantitative MV Experiments: Method Comparison and Trueness A double click action on the green checkmark (eligible samples only) will set the result to pass regardless of the Error Index. This facilitates many tests where values in specific ranges do not follow the requirements around other ranges. The green ✅  checkmark will turn a lighter shade of green to indicate that it is force-passed without a strong negative aesthetic.

A return to MV button was added to the reports page to make it easier to return to the workspace.

In MV Previews, selecting the export to PDF button will download the PDF with a set naming convention to match what is being viewed on the PDF preview.

A fix was made where the MV sharing mechanism for email input would stay within the text box even after submission.

Add and Edit Department action buttons have been changed to “Add Department” and “Save.”

Fixed an issue where the linearity chart was missing in PDF exports.

Share and invitation emails will no longer be case sensitive. This was causing invitations to not be sent.

Fixed a bug where a deleted tests would still show up in the analyzer for a few minutes.