Summary

The database powering a HALO® or HALO® LinkTM installation stores a wealth of information about image metadata, analysis results, annotations, and more. Starting with HALO® 3.0, this data can be queried and manipulated directly by users or custom programs using a flexible data access technology called GraphQL. In this one-hour webinar, we will demonstrate some of the possibilities of the HALO® GraphQL API, including: 

• Fetching, filtering, sorting, and exporting precisely the data of interest
• Modifying information such as image metadata and initiating actions such as analysis
• Receiving push notifications when critical events (e.g. new image cataloged, analysis failed) occur
• Performing all the above from custom code (with provided examples in Python or C#), enabling workflow automation, integration with 3rd-party systems such as LIMS, and custom report generation

Who should attend? This webinar is highly recommended for scientists and information technology specialists with an interest in – 

• Fetching, Filtering, Sorting and Exporting of Specific Data from HALO and HALO Link
• Workflow Automation (e.g. Initiating Analysis Automatically Based on Specific Triggers)
• Integration of HALO and HALO Link with LIMS and Other Third-Party Databases