Clarity 10 released!
Clarity 10.0 highlights
- Dual Chromatogram Mode
- Enhanced User Management
- Real-time visualization of PDA spectra
- NGA calculations update
- New and updated control modules
Watch the overview
Explore the Clarity 10.0 highlights in a short narrated presentation.
The video gives you a visual overview of key changes with helpful context.
Dual Chromatogram Mode
Analyze two samples at once and process their results independently.
This new mode allows Clarity to generate two separate chromatograms from one analysis, ideal for dual tower GC systems or LC systems using dual loop injection.
Enhanced User Management
Clarity 10.0 takes a more robust approach to user account management -strengthening traceability and helping labs stay GLP-compliant.
Instead of deleting user accounts, you can now disable them - preserving access rights and historical records while preventing further login. It's ideal when someone leaves the organization or changes roles. To support this workflow, a new checkbox in the GLP Options dialog lets you prohibit user deletion and renaming, encouraging consistent traceability.
You can also configure the system to automatically disable user accounts after multiple failed login attempts, further improving security and accountability.

Real-time visualization of PDA spectra
The new Show Isoplot command in the PDA extension lets you monitor the isoplot live during analysis - directly in the Data Acquisition window. It gives you instant visual feedback on spectral changes, so you can quickly spot anomalies or confirm expected trends as they happen.
NGA calculations update
Clarity now includes support for the EN ISO 6976:2016 norm in the NGA extension, meeting key requirements of the energy sector. It defines how to calculate calorific values, density, and other key properties of natural gas based on its composition, meeting the requirements of the energy sector.
NGA Extension manualExplore the complete list of all changes, fixes, and additions in version 10.0.
See the complete changelog