As essential platforms for the digitalization of modern research laboratories, Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs) assist scientists in data management, collaboration, and documentation of scientific experiments, enhancing the reproducibility, sustainability, transparency, and traceability of experiments. Depending on the researchers' needs, ELNs must support various processes and incorporate tools for working in different disciplines. Due to the complexity of requirements as well as the diverse handling and structuring of data, there are different ELNs utilised by researchers in their respective fields. Generic or multidisciplinary ELNs typically provide researchers with significant freedom in data storage methods and process documentation, being often limited in ensuring well-annotated and standardised data availability.