Sample log

Sample tracking log

Track chemical samples in a browser-local log. Add rows, update status, export CSV when needed. Data stays on your machine.

Last updated 2026-05-09. Math runs in your browser, no data leaves your computer.

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Log

Date Supplier Product Courier Tracking Recipient Status Notes Actions

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Sample-tracking discipline

Sample tracking is unglamorous but it is the discipline that converts inquiries to orders. The seller side that knows on day 14 that a sample was tested, that the buyer wants a re-test on a different batch, and that the courier delivered Friday wins the next conversation. The seller side that has to ask the buyer "did you receive the sample?" loses credibility on every interaction.

The log captures the eight fields that matter and stores them in browser local storage so the data persists without a login or a backend. Export CSV any time for backup or for transfer into your CRM.

Frequently asked

Why a separate sample tracking log?

Chemical sales lives on samples. A typical sourcing project sends 5 to 15 samples to one buyer over 3 to 6 weeks before the first PO lands. Each sample has its own date, courier, tracking number, supplier batch, buyer QC outcome, and follow-up note. Without a log, the seller loses track and the buyer asks the same question twice. The log lives in the browser; nothing is uploaded.

Where is the data stored?

Local storage on your browser. The log persists across sessions on the same device. Clearing browser storage deletes the log. CSV export lets you transfer to a spreadsheet for backup or sharing.

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