For Kit Providers: Analysis Packages
Learn how to distribute analysis packages to customers
Many kit and solution providers aim to offer their customers a comprehensive analysis solution—from preprocessing raw data via workflows to unlocking novel biological insights through interactive downstream visualizations.
Latch simplifies this process by allowing kit providers to fully build and customize the customer experience using modular product components (workflows, plots, data, etc.) with Analysis Packages.
In this document, we’ll cover:
- What an Analysis Package is
- How to create redemption codes for customers
- How to share the Analysis Package and redemption code with customers
- What the customer experience looks like
- Ownership models for workspaces created from redemption codes
Prerequisites
- Make sure that you have access to your Organization on Latch.
- If you do not have access to an Organization, please contact your workspace Admin or reach out to support@latch.bio (We respond to every request in less than 30 minutes.)
Step 1: Create an Analysis Package
An Analysis Package is a curated set of Data, Workflows, Pod Templates, and Plot Notebook Templates—sourced from any of the organization’s workspaces.
To be able to create an Analysis Package, you are required to have Admin or Owner permission in your Organization.
To create an Analysis Package, first navigate to your Organization.
Click on the Customer Packages tab
Click + Package to create a new package, then enter a name and description. You will be directed to the Create Analysis Package page, where you can include data, workflows, pod templates, and plot templates from any workspaces owned by the Organization in the package.
Once a package is created, it will show up under the Customer Packages page in your Organization.
Step 2: Create redemption codes for the package
After you’ve created your Analysis Package, the next step is to create redemption codes for customers.
There are two types of codes that you can create: single-use codes and multi-use codes.
| Feature | Single-use Codes | Multi-use Codes |
|---|---|---|
| Redemption limit | Can only be redeemed once per code. | Can be redeemed multiple times until deactivated for the package within the Organization. |
| Creation | One or more codes can be manually generated for each package. | Each package has a single, unique multi-use code, which is turned off by default. |
| Credits | Credits can be included for single-use codes | Does not include any credits. |
| Usage | Ideal for offering customers starter credits to use on workflows, pods, and more. | Ideal for demos or onboarding multiple customers at once without providing starter credits. |
Step 3: Distribute your Analysis Package
What the Customer Experience Looks Like After Receiving your Package
At Latch, we collaborate closely with each kit provider to customize and white-label the Latch platform so it fully aligns with their brand identity. This tailored approach means every element—from the color schemes and logos to the overall look and feel—matches the provider’s unique brand.
As a result, when a customer purchases a kit and logs in for analysis, they step into a branded, intuitive, and visually consistent portal that feels like a natural extension of the kit provider’s own offerings.
Receive Redemption Email
Customers receive an email with a unique redemption code link.
Sign up or log in
Customers then see a welcome page tailored to the kit provider’s brand, featuring their taglines, logos, and colors.
Next, customers can choose to either sign up or log in, depending on whether they already have a Latch account.
If this is their first time redeeming a kit and they have never previously interacted with Latch, they can click Create a new Latch account to sign up. If they are redeeming another kit or have previously created a Latch account, they can select I have a Latch account and log in.
Open the Analysis Kit's Content in A Workspace
After logging in, users will see an overview of the kit’s contents that will be unpacked into their workspace. They can choose to enable Share Usage Analytics, which gives the kit provider permission to view their activities within the workspace. These activities may include opening files, launching workflows, using a certain number of credits on a Pod or workflow, and more. By default, this option is disabled.
Navigate their workspace
The first tab customers see in the workspace is Latch Data.
They can also navigate to the Workflows tab to view and launch the kit provider’s workflows.
Additionally, they can visit the Plots tab for interactive, downstream visualizations.
Once again, each workflow, data folder, and Pod or Plot template can be fully customized by the kit provider in the Customers Packages section of their Organization. This flexibility makes it easy to create a complete end-to-end analysis experience for their customers.
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