Prior to the conducting the chemical experiment, the existing membrane "PAN$20/013-PAN-EDA-01;" is generated as a "product" in Herbie by noting fabrication details, and automatically created as a "sample" in Chemotion via the ELNdataBridge synchronisation. After the postmodification experiment, the filled-in reaction template in Chemotion (Figure ) contains parameters such as employed weight of the membrane (integer), a description of the reaction conditions (free-text) and status of the reaction (selection from list). Selecting the collection and reaction in Chemotion, followed by synchronisation, creates all data in Herbie. Subsequent changes to the three aforementioned parameters are updated in Herbie via ELNdataBridge (Figure ). Thus, ELNdatabridge enables a seamless, quick and low-effort metadata transfer of chemical reactions between Herbie and Chemotion. This provides scientists and ELN users a simple means to transfer data between the ELN platforms.