Users now have the ability to look up state import and animal disease traceability requirements and automatically verify them in one place.

December 11, 2015

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GlobalVetLINK adds GVL SmartEngine Technology

Animal health practitioners and owners face growing challenges in maintaining compliance with state livestock movement requirements. GlobalVetLINK's new, patent-pending GVL SmartEngine technology helps eliminate the burden of regulatory compliance.

System users now have the ability to look up state import and animal disease traceability (ADT) requirements and automatically verify them in one place to ensure compliance in all areas. GlobalVetLINK is working closely with state animal health officials to ensure accurate requirements are presented to users. Currently more than 35% of the states’ import requirements are available through GVL SmartEngine.

"Having interstate movement requirements available within the GVL systems take the guesswork out of creating animal health documents," explained Kaylen Henry, product manager at GlobalVetLINK.

The first major implementation of GVL SmartEngine technology is within the HealthLINK digital animal health certification system. After a period of beta testing with a group of select users, HealthLINK Powered by GVL SmartEngine is now available for all customers.

“We’ve designed the HealthLINK system to guide users through an intuitive user interface to help them create the certificate, and then allow them to ensure it is accurate and meets all state import requirements,” Henry added.

Once they click “verify,” customers will see a list of what requirements the certificate fulfills and what is missing. There are also notes that help clarify requirements.

The GVL SmartEngine enhancement will have no immediate fee increase to users. Additionally, AnimalRegs.com powered by GVL SmartEngine released earlier this year by GVL continues to provide interstate movement rules as a free resource to the industry.

To learn more about GVL SmartEngine technology, visit www.globalvetlink.com.

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