UEAD connects identification, medical history, owner and professional relationships, location status and animal-welfare cases in one system.
The goal is not to make every participant maintain another separate profile. The same record can serve private, organisational and professional workflows, always with the appropriate permissions.
Animal recordUEAD animal record with missing status and highlighted history
HealthcareUEAD health timeline with detailed imaging report
MapUEAD animal map with last known location for a missing animal
€0core access by design
3interface languages
1shared animal journey
Designed for free accessOne shared animal journeyMedical timelineLivestockMissing animalsMap-based situationsWelfare casesExternal apps / APIMultilingual interface
00 / PRINCIPLE
Not another registry. A shared data layer.
UEAD is designed to simplify the point where the same animal currently appears in several systems, several copies and with different histories. One shared record reduces re-entry, lost context and manual hand-offs.
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One record, not copies
Identification, health, history, location and relationships belong to the same animal or livestock record.
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Permission, not a data wall
Owners, organisations and professionals can use the same record while seeing and editing only what their role allows.
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Events become useful information
A missing status, health risk, follow-up or welfare event is not isolated data: it surfaces where a decision has to be made.
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Fast to use, connected underneath
The interface makes the next step clear while relationships, status logic, permissions and data flows are connected in the background.
WHY UEAD?
We do not need more data. We need better-connected data.
UEAD is not differentiated by one isolated feature. Separate tools often turn every new workflow into another hand-off, reconciliation or re-entry step; here identification, health, location, relationships and cases are built on the same record.
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Record it once
Core animal information does not need to be rebuilt for every new workflow. Later events stay linked to the same UEAD record.
Less duplication
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The story stays together
Health events, missing status, history and professional relationships remain searchable as parts of the same record.
Continuous history
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Access is precise
Collaboration does not require making everything public. Role and privacy rules decide what each participant can access.
Controlled sharing
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Livestock is a first-class record
Alongside individual animals, livestock populations get their own medical, location and risk history.
One system, two scales
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Built to connect, not isolate
Authorised data can also support external welfare, shelter and professional applications through the API.
Open ecosystem
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EASY TO USE
Less typing. Less searching. More time for the animal.
UEAD simplifies the parts of everyday work where time is usually lost: choosing data, finding the right record and documenting what happened.
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Searchable pop-up selectors
For breeds, colours, locations and other complex choices, a dedicated search view helps users find the right value without digging through long lists.
Faster choices
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Minimal typing
When information is already known, UEAD reuses it. Quick choices and reusable relationships reduce unnecessary manual entry.
Less administration
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Voice notes
Longer descriptions and professional notes can be dictated, making documentation faster in the field, during an examination or on mobile.
Faster documentation
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A clear next step
The interface keeps the information needed for the current task in focus, while less frequently used details stay out of the way.
Logical workflow
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01 / ANIMAL RECORDS
An animal has one story. The system should follow the same rule.
A UEAD record keeps the essentials together from identification through everyday events, missing status and the end of the lifecycle. New situations extend the same history instead of creating disconnected profiles.
UEAD ID and microchip linked to the same record
History, healthcare, appointments and connections in one animal journey
Missing status with last known location
Important history can surface as a warning in lists
UEAD animal record
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02 / HEALTHCARE
Medical history you do not have to reconstruct every time.
Examinations, diagnoses, treatments and documents remain in chronological context. A quick overview can open directly into the complete report or image set.
Examinations, diagnoses, treatment, vaccination, surgery and lab events
Images and documents attached to the event
Follow-up and next appointment can be linked to the medical history
Health records for individual animals and livestock
UEAD health timeline
THE SYSTEM IN USE
The same record, seen in different situations.
UEAD is not a set of disconnected modules. Its main interfaces are different views of the same animal journey.
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Registration
Identification, owner relationship, appearance and photo start as one structured animal record.
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Healthcare
Examinations, diagnoses, treatments, images and documents stay in chronological context.
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Professional search
Authorised professionals can find the needed record and the data available to their role in the same system.
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Map context
A missing animal’s last known location or livestock health risk can also be understood geographically.
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Connections and privacy
Owners can control professional connections, and previously granted access can be revoked later.
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03 / IMPORTANT SITUATIONS
Important risk appears where a decision has to be made.
A serious history event or health risk does not stay buried deep in a profile. UEAD can surface relevant warnings in the places where people actually need to act.
List-level warning from important history
Clear missing-animal status
Livestock health risk with multiple severity levels
Quarantine, infection risk and urgent situations can be separated
UEAD warnings and health risks
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04 / LIVESTOCK
Individual animals and populations in the same system — without forcing one model onto both.
UEAD also supports cases where individual registration is not practical. A livestock population receives its own record, medical history, holding location and risk state.
Species, headcount, holding and keeper in one record
Dedicated health timeline and history
Highlighted health situations and severity
Individually registered animals can be linked optionally
UEAD livestock record
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05 / MAP
Do not only know what happened. Know where.
The map turns record locations into operational context. Missing animals, shelter animals and livestock health risks can be filtered separately and compared geographically.
Last known location for missing animals
Separate animal and livestock views
Health risks shown geographically
Large result sets still remain easy to understand on the map
UEAD map search and risk view
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06 / PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION
Shared work does not require unrestricted access.
Professional profiles can search and connect to the records they need while owner privacy and role-based access remain in force.
Search animals, people, organisations and professionals
Connection request or authorised open connection
Without a connection, only permitted basic data is visible
Active access can be revoked later
UEAD central professional search
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07 / WORKFLOW
Fewer clicks. Less re-entry. Less lost context.
Appointments, medical entries and animal records are not treated as unrelated tasks. UEAD is designed so that the next action naturally follows the previous one.
Appointments can link directly to an animal
Monthly calendar and upcoming events in one place
A medical event can create a follow-up
Known record data can be reused through the workflow
UEAD professional calendar and appointment management
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08 / ANIMAL-WELFARE CASES
A case is not an email thread. It remains a traceable history.
People involved, documents, status changes and events remain linked to the same case so it is possible to reconstruct what happened and where the process stands.
Structured animal-welfare report
Official decision or documented professional signal
Attachments and involved parties stay with the case
Events and status changes remain chronological
UEAD animal-welfare cases and professional reports
FREE-BY-DESIGN€0
core access by design
Core animal-welfare infrastructure should not depend on a subscription.
UEAD core functionality is being designed for free use. Better records and collaboration should be available to small shelters and individual keepers as well as larger organisations.
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For keepers
Animals, medical history, status and access settings in one place.
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For organisations
Animals, livestock, reports and traceable cases in one shared system.
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For professionals
Search, medical collaboration, appointments and permission-based relationships.
Free access does not mean unrestricted data access: personal, professional and sensitive information remains controlled by roles and permissions.
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09 / DEVELOPER ECOSYSTEM
If someone builds a better animal-welfare app, they should not have to build the database from zero.
Through a documented API, UEAD can provide a shared data foundation for external web and mobile applications. Adoption, shelter or professional services can build on authorised UEAD data instead of creating another isolated registry.
Application-specific API access
Only authorised data types can be requested
UEAD identifiers can be used by external applications
Web and mobile services can build on shared records
UEAD connections and external applications
DETAILED FEATURES
The main capabilities, in one place.
The list below summarises UEAD’s user-facing and developer capabilities. Search by topic and open any feature for more detail.
46useful capabilities
in one shared system
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Animal records
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Healthcare and appointments
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Livestock
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Search and access
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Map-based situations
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Animal welfare and case tracking
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Professional services
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Developer platform
UEAD / SHARED INFRASTRUCTURE
One shared record. More participants. Less lost context.
UEAD is being built as free-to-use shared animal-welfare infrastructure where keepers, organisations, professionals and external applications do not manage isolated copies of the same information.
