SeqsLab console overview#
The SeqsLab console is the primary web application for managing genomic and health-data workflows. After you sign in, the console presents the modules and actions that your account is authorized to use within your organization.
Sign-in and organization context#
Sign in with your organization’s Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) workforce account.
The first time you access SeqsLab, your administrator must have assigned you to the correct organization and role.
If your account belongs to more than one organization, verify that you are working in the intended organization. Data and jobs are isolated between organizations.
For deployment and sign-in prerequisites, see Deploy SeqsLab on Azure and Authentication.
Fast path by user type#
ReporterDataEntryOperator, MedicalTechnologist, BioinformaticsScientist, LaboratorySupervisor, or MedicalDirector who process patient samples should start with Reporter overview.
BioinformaticsScientist or JobExecutor who run workflows should start with Jobs and Tools.
GlobalAdministrator or OrganizationAdministrator who manage users, organizations, and workspaces should start with Deployment and Role-based access control (RBAC).
Console areas#
The console is organized into three broad areas. The modules available to you depend on your subscription, backend, and assigned roles.
Platform administration#
Administrators configure the organization, members, and compute environment.
Module |
Typical users |
Purpose |
|---|---|---|
Organization |
GlobalAdministrator, OrganizationAdministrator |
View or update organization settings. |
Users and roles |
GlobalAdministrator, UserAdministrator |
Invite members, assign roles, deactivate accounts, manage API tokens. |
Workspace |
GlobalAdministrator |
Create and monitor the cloud backend resources (storage, compute) used for processing. |
Container Registry |
GlobalAdministrator, OrganizationAdministrator |
Manage tool and workflow images. |
Research operations#
Researchers and bioinformaticians manage data, tools, and workflow executions.
Module |
Typical users |
Purpose |
|---|---|---|
Data Hub |
DataHubViewer, DataHubWriter |
Register, browse, and version datasets and files. |
Tools |
ToolRegistryWriter, ToolUser |
Register and inspect containerized tools and workflows (TRS). |
Jobs |
JobExecutor, JobAdministrator |
Submit, monitor, rerun, and inspect workflow executions (WES). |
Clinical operations#
Clinical and laboratory staff manage the Reporter sample-to-report workflow.
Module |
Typical users |
Purpose |
|---|---|---|
Reporter |
ReporterDataEntryOperator, MedicalTechnologist, BioinformaticsScientist, LaboratorySupervisor, MedicalDirector |
Register patients and samples, upload data, run analyses, review results, and issue signed clinical reports. |
See Reporter overview for the Reporter entry point.
Role awareness#
The console hides or disables actions that your role is not authorized to perform. However, a visible button does not by itself mean the action is allowed for your role. If an action fails with a permission error, confirm your assigned role with your SeqsLab administrator and review Healthcare RBAC Guide for Reporter roles or Role-based access control (RBAC) for platform roles.
Where to go next#
New to SeqsLab? Start with Deploy SeqsLab on Azure.
Need to register a patient sample? See Register a patient and sample.
Need to understand the full clinical workflow? See Reporter sample lifecycle.
Looking for endpoint details? See the API reference section.