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Pipeline Bio connects life science Members with scientific Providers. The Platform has two primary user types: Members, who search for and engage services, and Providers, who list and manage their services. A single organisation can hold both roles. This guide explains how the Platform is laid out and where each task lives.

The three areas of the Platform

1

Navigation Panel

The Navigation Panel gives access to every primary area of the Platform:
  • Home
  • Directory of Providers
  • Catalogue of Capabilities
  • My Enquiries
  • My RFPs
  • My Favourites
  • Storefront Management (Providers only)
  • Provider Inbox (Providers only)
  • Resources
2

Main Workspace

The Main Workspace displays content for whichever section you have selected: Provider listings, service classifications, enquiries, RFPs, and so on.
3

Account Controls

Select the avatar button to reach Organisation Details and Account Settings.

Where to go for each task

Two ways to find services

The Directory and the Catalogue are two routes to the same information, and which you use depends on how you are searching. Use the Directory of Providers when you are thinking in terms of organisations: you know the company, the location, or the type of provider you want. Use the Catalogue of Capabilities when you are thinking in terms of capability: you know the technique, assay, or stage of work you need, but not who performs it.
A Member Account is required to view detailed information in either section.

What the Platform does not do

Pipeline Bio does not rank or endorse Providers, and inclusion in the Directory is not an assessment of quality, capacity, or regulatory standing. Not all services display pricing; quotes follow an enquiry or RFP. Commercial terms, contracts, and payments are agreed directly between the Member and the Provider, off the Platform.

Next steps

Search for scientific services

Use the Directory, the Catalogue, and the AI Search Agent to build a shortlist.

Send enquiries

Contact Providers and manage the conversations that follow.