Assign events
Date, heading, content and the person documenting create a comprehensible reference.
Animal diary
Record observations.
Understand changes
over time.
The animal diary brings together animal-related entries and documented histories. Observations, weights and ratings remain assigned to an animal and a point in time.
Documented history
Function example| Date | entry |
|---|---|
| 01.10.2026 | Observation documented |
| 02.10.2026 | Weight recorded |
| 03.10.2026 | Further observation |
Explained in the exampleEvents receive date and animal reference.
Time and animal reference make observations traceable over time.
Function example with synthetic data
A history is created from individual entries.
View weights
Existing weight entries can be displayed as a history.
Connect specialist information
Reviews and other animal-related histories remain accessible via the animal.
surface example
A look into the work area.
Diary entries and weight history are in the common animal context.
One observation remains detectable.
Individual observations create a comprehensible progression. Your team can find previous entries and compare documented changes over time.
- 01
Open animal
Check the correct record based on its identifier.
- 02
Document event
Record observation and actual time in the associated entry.
- 03
View history
View previous entries and existing measurement or evaluation values together.
- 04
Respond professionally
Initiate and document necessary measures by the responsible persons.
functions in daily use.
Observations, weights and ratings remain linked to animal and time. This means the documented history can be read clearly.
Which entries can be traced?
Date, heading, content and documenting person clearly assign observations and events. Previous entries remain accessible in the animal context.
How are weights displayed?
Saved weight entries can be viewed as a history. This makes it easier to compare the documented points in time.
How do reviews complement the diary?
Reviews and other animal-related information are accessible on the same animal. Observations and evaluation results can thus be classified together.
Example representation with synthetic data. Design and functionality are configurable and may vary depending on the facility.
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