Home
Home is the screen that opens when you log in. It summarizes the whole herd on a single page, and every number that has a link opens the animals behind it.
At the top you see the organization name, a greeting, and the date of the last recorded session (Last handling on …).
:::info Consignment agencies An agency's Home is different. See Getting started for agencies. :::
Empty herd
While there are no animals, Home shows Nothing here yet and an Import files button. Animals appear when you import the first file from the indicator.
Open consignments
If any of your animals is in an open consignment, the Open consignments list appears at the very top, with up to 10 consignments. Each one shows who put it together (or Consigned by you if you did), the number of head, and the date.
Herd numbers
| Number | What it counts |
|---|---|
| Animals | All the animals in the organization, with the number of sessions below. Opens the Animals list. |
| Pregnant | Animals whose latest pregnancy diagnosis is Pregnant or Carrying, late. |
| Empty | Animals whose latest diagnosis is Empty. |
| Never checked | Animals that never had a pregnancy diagnosis. Only shown if there are any. |
:::tip Percentages are based on checked animals The Pregnant and Empty percentages are calculated over the animals that have at least one diagnosis, not over the whole herd. That is why Never checked is shown separately. :::
Weight gain
Shows how many kilos per day each animal gained between its first and its last weighing. Only animals weighed at least twice on different dates count. The card says so at the top: N weighed twice · N weighed · N in the herd.
Animals are grouped into four bands:
| Band | Daily gain |
|---|---|
| Lost | less than 0 kg/day |
| Under 0.3 | 0 to 0.3 kg/day |
| 0.3 to 0.6 | 0.3 to 0.6 kg/day |
| Over 0.6 | 0.6 kg/day or more |
Next to them you see the five Best and the five Worst. Each one opens that animal's history.
If nobody has been weighed twice yet, the card says Weigh them again and the gain shows up here.
Results
Changes between one check and the next. Each row opens the list of animals behind it.
| Row | What it means |
|---|---|
| lost the pregnancy | A Pregnant diagnosis followed by an Empty one. Broken down by the service of the previous diagnosis (artificial insemination or natural service). |
| returned to service | An Empty diagnosis followed by a Pregnant one. |
| cannot be sold yet | Animals with a treatment whose withdrawal period hasn't ended. Shows the date until which. |
| to cull | Animals whose latest recorded decision is Cull. Shows how many remain and which column the decision came from (for example, NOTA or GDR). |
A later Keep decision replaces an earlier Cull.
Reproductive development (GDR)
Appears when there is a Pre-breeding session with GDR scores. It uses only the most recent pre-breeding and shows its name and date.
There is one row per score (1 to 5) with the number of heifers out of the total scored and the corresponding recommendation. Each row opens the list of those animals. At the bottom it shows how many heifers are not yet developed enough for service (scores 1 and 2).
See the GDR reference for the meaning of each score.
GDR is a recommendation, not a decision: the vet scores, Puelas reports, and the producer decides.
What we don't know
Shows what percentage of the herd has a recorded value at any point, and how many animals are missing:
- Tag: animals with a visual tag.
- Weight: animals weighed at least once.
- GDR: animals with at least one GDR score.
- Pregnancy: animals with at least one diagnosis.
All the percentages above are over the animals that someone checked. This card tells you which ones were left out.