Add or remove animals

You can change the number of animals in an existing batch up to 3 weeks after it has been created. There are two ways to do this: From the lot’s home page:Click on the pencil icon next to the lot’s name at the top of the page    From the ‘Batches’ menu on the home […]

Generate an ICA record

When updating a batch, you can automatically generate its ICA record. In the batch’s horizontal menu, click on “ICA” and then on the “+” icon on the right-hand side of the page. The fields in blue can be edited or completed. Save once you have finished entering the details.

Archive a flock

To archive a batch, click on the ‘folder’ button for that flock on the Flocks menu’s home page. Data from an archived flock can still be viewed and used in the Analysis menu for comparisons between flocks.

Flock documents

Within each lot, there is a “Documents” folder accessible via the flock’s horizontal menu. This is where reports from technicians’ site visits are automatically saved, in a folder called “Reports”. You can add as many folders and documents as required – delivery notes, orders, etc. These documents can be viewed and downloaded by everyone assigned […]

The breeder’s documents

The farmer has access to a ‘Documents’ feature in the vertical menu on the left. Here, they can view documents relating to their batches, as well as those for archived batches. They can also add folders and documents here that will not be visible to technicians. Invoices, administrative documents, etc. 

The public document

The app allows you to generate a public document in PDF format containing the key details of the batch. To do this, select a batch from the vertical menu on the left, then click the ‘Public document’ button in the top right-hand corner.    Next, select the information to include in the document: batch overview, […]

Shareable calendar

The flock schedule can be viewed and edited by all users assigned to that flock.

Links between flocks

It is possible to link the rearing batch to the laying batch, to give the producer a clearer picture of how their batch is progressing and to enable better traceability. The app can therefore display data for both flocks on the same graphs. To do this, the farmer must provide the producer with their batch’s […]