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Identifiers and other available information help find the correct cage.
Cage management
Find cages.
Understand occupancy.
Cage management connects cage ID, location, cage type and occupancy. In this way, your team can find the spatial connection to the animals being kept.
cage DEMO-K01
Function example- Building A
- Room 02
- cage DEMO-K01
Explained in the exampleA cage has a spatial reference.
Identifier, cage type and area form the starting point.
Function example with synthetic data
The cage as a connection between space and animals.
Understand the assignment
The assigned animals remain connected to their home cage and thus the location.
Reuse outputs
Cage and breeding cards use existing information; digital editions depend on the activated connection.
surface example
A look into the work area.
Location, cage type and assigned animals are visible together.
A cage in daily work routine.
A common data set holds spatial assignment and animal reference together. The actual occupancy is maintained via the associated specialist processes.
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Identify cage
Select or capture identifier and cage type.
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Assign location
Arrange the cage into the existing area structure.
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Assign animals
Maintain the home cage in the respective animal context.
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Output information
Use the appropriate card or activated digital edition.
functions in daily use.
Identifier, cage type, location and animal occupancy are shared. Cards and digital editions continue to use the information stored.
Can multiple cages be created?
In addition to the single system, a multiple system is available. This allows recurring recordings for several cages to be combined.
How do I find the animals in a cage?
The occupancy shows the assigned animals. The location can also be traced via their home cage.
How are cage types taken into account?
Cage types are maintained as common master data and assigned during creation. This supports uniform recording.
Example representation with synthetic data. Design and functionality are configurable and may vary depending on the facility.
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