Worklist creation
Each plate layout of a kit run uses a new worklist in WebIDQ.
Create kit plate layout
- Create one worklist for each kit run.
- A worklist determines the calibration standards, QCs, and study samples (unknowns) included in the kit analysis and their position on the plate.
- Well and injection replicates of samples can be defined.
- Downloads of the finished worklist, the kit plate layout, are available for the kit preparation in the laboratory (plate report), andto analyze a kit with the LC-MS system (worklist for MS).
Procedure to create a kit plate layout
- Select a submission
- Click generate worklist
- Select an OP
- Select samples
- Download worklists for kit preparation and run
Default kit plate layout
1. Select a submission
Select a submission (→ Projects and submissions) to which a kit plate is added.
Recommendation: Use separate submissions for each kit run.
2. Generate worklist
- To define a kit plate layout, click on Generate worklist.

- The "worklist generation" wizard is opened.
3. Select OP(s)
In the "worklist generation" wizard, under Select OPs select the kit specific OP(s) for the used kit and LC-MS instrument.
- Quant 500 XL | Quant 500 | p400 HR | p180
- Quant 1000 | MxQuant
- LxQuant | SMartIDQ alpha | Bile Acids
Select kit specific OPs of all kit parts.
| Kit part | Quant 500 XL | Quant 500 | p400 HR | p180 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LC | MxP500L-0-#### | MxP500L-0-#### | KIT2-0-1##1 (KIT2-0-1##2) | KIT2-0-#### |
| FIA | MxP500F-0-#### | MxP500F-0-#### | KIT3-0-1##1 KIT3-0-1##2 | KIT3-0-#### |
| FIA XL | MxP500X-0-#### |
Click Next.
Select one kit specific OP of one kit part.
| NPH part | PITC part |
|---|---|
| Q1000NPH-0-###1 | Q1000PITC-0-###1 |
Click Next.
Select the kit specific OP.
| LxQuant | SMartIDQ alpha | Bile Acids |
|---|---|---|
| Q1000Lipid-0-###1 | SMalpha-0-#### | BA02-0-#### |
Click Next.
WebIDQ's operation procedures (OPs) are kit and LC-MS instrument specific.
Example
| Kit | LC part | Matrix | MS system | LC system | OP version |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MXP500 | L | 0 | 55 | 1 | 3 |
→ OP name = MXP500L-0-5513
4. Select samples

Define the pipetting orientation, vertical (A1, A2, A3, ...) or horizonal (A1, B1, C1, ...).
Step by step, select the samples to be analyzed with a kit.
| Step | Sample type | Used for | Number of sample(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blank, predefined | Check LC-MS cleanliness and purity of solvents | 1 | |
| 1 | Zeros | LOD calculation | 3 |
| 2 | Calibration standards | Calibration curves and calculation of concentrations | 7 |
| 3 | QCs , 3 levels | Kit performance check and results normalization | 6 = 1x QC1, 4x QC2, 1x QC3 |
| Custom QCs | Optional, e.g. study pool sample | User-defined | |
| 5 | Unknowns | Study samples, to be analyzed with a kit ⓘ Details → Find samples using metadata | 79 |
To sort samples click on the table's header.
- Values in column Number of samples are recommendations. Sample replicates may be defined → Sample replicates
- Custom QCs are optional.
- A plate preview is shown.
Step 1 | Zeros
Use a zero sample suitable for the matrix of the analyzed unknowns.
If analyzing samples from different matrices with one kit plate, register matrix specific Zero samples for each sample matrix.
Example
Step 2 | Cal Stds
- Open the vial box of the kit.
- Take out the calibration standard vials and note the barcodes for WebIDQ on the vials.
- In the worklist generation wizard, select calibration standards with barcodes as printed on the corresponding vials.
Step 3 | QCs
- Open the vial box of the kit.
- Take out the QC vials and note the barcodes for WebIDQ on the vials.
- In the worklist generation wizard, select QCs with barcodes as printed on the corresponding vials.
- Define QC2 replicates, according to kit user manual. Default: 4 replicates.

Step 4 | Unknowns
Select unknown samples.
Mind the number of available wells on the kit plate.
- The number of samples linked with a plate is shown in brackets next to "All", e.g. 96.
- To remove samples, press Del.
- Calibration standards are not included in FIA plates (→ Plate preview).
5. Generate and check worklist
When finished with defining the worklist layout, click OK.
If a kit was run but the corresponding plate run is missing in WebIDQ, refer to section Import plate run(s).