For facilities

Make your specialist infrastructure easier to access.

Qapacity helps qualified quantum teams understand what your facility can do and approach you with better-structured requirements.

List or claim your facility How provider access works

Why list on Qapacity

Fewer poorly qualified enquiries. Clearer technical conversations.

Make your real capabilities discoverable by what they can do — not only by the name of the instrument — and receive requests that already describe the objective, the criteria and what needs confirming.

Capability-first profile
Describe capabilities with operating ranges, equipment, processes, test methods, materials and expertise, each with its source and verification state.
Your access rules, stated clearly
Set your external access model, restrictions, prerequisites and commercial model so teams know what to expect.
Structured requests
See the requirement, criteria, documents, requested dates and unknowns before you respond. Respond in a structured way:
- Confirmed technical suitability
- Suitable with conditions
- Requested clarification
- Cannot support requirement
- Referred to another facility
- Requested commercial discussion
Clarifications attached to criteria
Ask the question once, against the criterion it concerns, and keep the history.
Keep information current
Verify capability information, see what is due for review and respond to suggested corrections.
You stay in control
You retain control of site safety, equipment operation, training, sample acceptance, hazard assessment and experimental procedure.

Qapacity does not promise a volume of enquiries, leads or revenue. Listing is about making your capability understandable to teams with relevant requirements.

How provider access works

List or claim a facility

Make your specialist capabilities easier for relevant quantum teams to discover and access.

Step 1
Create provider organisation
Set up your organisation and invite colleagues with provider roles.
Step 2
Search whether the facility already exists
Some facilities are already represented from identified public sources.
Step 3
Claim an existing facility or create a new one
Claim the existing record, or create a new profile if none exists.
Step 4
Verify organisational relationship
Tell us how your organisation operates the facility. A Qapacity reviewer checks the claim.
Step 5
Complete capability profile
Capabilities, operating ranges, equipment, processes, restrictions, prerequisites and sources.
Step 6
Select external access model
State how external users can work with you, and what lead-time information you can provide.
Step 7
Publish profile
Make the profile visible to quantum teams searching and matching against requirements.
Step 8
Receive structured access enquiries
Requests arrive with the objective, criteria, documents, requested dates and open questions.

Profile states

Every profile shows where it is in this lifecycle.

Provider profile states
State	Meaning
Draft	Being prepared; may be based on public sources and not yet claimed.
Claim pending	A provider organisation has claimed the facility and the claim is being reviewed.
Claimed	The claim has been accepted; the provider manages the profile.
Verification in progress	The provider is confirming capability information.
Provider verified profile	The provider has verified the profile. This is not a Qapacity certification.
Needs review	Information is stale, conflicting or has an open correction.
Restricted	Visible only in limited circumstances because of restrictions.
Archived	No longer active.

External access models

Open to external users
Conditional external access
Collaborative projects only
Commercial service available
Academic access
Internal only
Unknown

Verification is yours to give

When you confirm capability information it is shown as Provider verified. Providers are responsible for information they submit or verify. Qapacity never labels a facility as certified or approved.

Already listed from public sources?

Profiles built from identified public sources show Not yet claimed by the provider. Claim the profile to correct, verify and manage it. Anyone can also suggest a correction from the facility page.

Facility profiles may contain information supplied directly by providers as well as information obtained from identified public sources. Providers are responsible for information they submit or verify. Qapacity may identify inconsistencies or stale information but does not independently certify a provider's technical capability unless expressly stated under a separate service.