Breeders
A foundation for animals, teams and administration.
Your everyday work, your priorities.
Bring together animal records, contacts and care with genealogy already available: parents, ancestry across three generations, siblings and descendants. Litters are grouped using the recorded parents and date of birth.
Pedigree fields store the number, registry and breeding references. They do not provide official certification; comprehensive reproduction management requires a separate assessment of your needs.
Modules to combine.
Animals and daily care
Records, history, documents, health, care and feeding.
Employees and volunteers
Teams, roles, contracts, schedules, attendance and absences.
Finances and payments
Invoices, payments, cash register, transactions and expense claims.
Communication and website
Pages, news, articles, social networks and newsletters.
Bring together animal records and breeding business management.
An environment built around your needs.
Open an animal record to view its recorded parents, grandparents and great-grandparents. Review siblings, half-siblings and descendants.
Young animals with the same parents and date of birth are grouped into a litter. Add pedigree references, care records, contacts and documents to this overview, while keeping these records distinct from a certified pedigree.
Your questions answered.
What does genealogy already cover?
The tree shows three generations of ancestors, plus recorded parents, siblings and descendants. Litters group young animals by their parents and date of birth. Pedigree fields store your references; they do not certify a pedigree or replace comprehensive reproduction management.
Can I start with a few modules?
Your configuration includes the module families useful to your organisation. Setup and future changes are clarified together.
Let's look at how you work.
Choose the modules to explore, then prepare your questions for a presentation.