Veterinary

Veterinary clinics

VERP-VK – module is used for veterinary clinics that need material and financial records of purchased drugs, their distribution by veterinarians, records of performed veterinary services, examinations, operations, visits, vaccinations, inseminations, used ear stamps, etc. This module includes:

• • • • Veterinary diary – daily records of performed veterinary interventions;

      • Material records of purchased medicines and their distribution by veterinarians;

      • Procurement and distribution of drugs in two single measures;

      • Review of drug entry and exit by warehouses and veterinarians;

      • Material cards;

      • Each veterinarian keeps track of how much medicine he is in charge of, how much he has spent, where he has spent it, in which kennel, in which breeder and in which animals, how many more medicines he has in stock and how much he has spent for a certain period;

      • Because the drugs are in milliliters, most of them are not consumed in one use, but it is possible that there is still one milliliter left that will have to be used until the expiration date. If it is not used by the deadline, it will be returned by the veterinarians in the main warehouse from the main warehouse will be spent or written off; Artificial insemination diary – records of which cattle and on which animal the seed was used. The seeds are in a unit of measure a piece and one seed can be used on one animal;

      • Record of ear stamps – Borrowing of each veterinarian with ear stamps and a report on which breeder and which animal the ear stamps were placed on; Collection of services – their automatic registration in the main book; Connecting and downloading data and changes for kennels, RBO, RBO breeders and RBO municipalities from the VIS database

VERP-VK module can be integrated with other financial-material operations modules to enable an Integrated Information System. It comes with a package of installation and training for users and can be used on one or more computers connected to a network, with the ability to define user rights to access users to certain menus.