Distance is the default
A failing water line at the far fence becomes a photo, a map location, and an assignment rather than a radio relay and a hand-drawn map. The nearest on-shift teammate heads straight to the spot.
When animals are spread across a large property, the office can't be where the records live. EchidnaCare puts animal records, medical history, mapped maintenance, and urgent assignments on staff phones, and keeps working where the signal doesn't.
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Care due
38 today
Maintenance
8 open
Zones
16
Staff on site
31
Built for the team actually doing the work
Official records, field logging, medical history, documents, and operations stay connected.
A failing water line at the far fence becomes a photo, a map location, and an assignment rather than a radio relay and a hand-drawn map. The nearest on-shift teammate heads straight to the spot.
Feeds, weights, observations, and medical notes get logged at the paddock and queue on the phone when coverage drops, then sync when the truck is back in range.
Census, inventory, treatment, and maintenance records stay connected to the animals and locations they describe, and every fence, pump, gate, and vehicle carries its own signed inspection history, ready when a USDA question lands.
SOAP notes, medications, diagnostics, vaccines, rechecks, and clinical history are included, not sold as a separate medical add-on.
Plans are built so the people doing daily care can log records directly instead of sharing accounts or backfilling notes later.
Animal history, documents, and facility records remain downloadable, so switching systems does not create a new lock-in problem.
Staff safety and daily operations are built around consent, appropriate access, and a clear record of important changes.
Drive-through parks and large wildlife operations run on trucks, radios, and long fence lines. EchidnaCare lets staff record work, report repairs, and assign urgent jobs at the spot where the work happens.
Feeds, weights, observations, welfare notes, and reminders logged from any phone at the paddock. Nobody walks back to the office.
SOAP notes, treatments, medications, rechecks, and weight trends included on every plan and readable from the truck.
GPS-pin fences, water lines, pumps, electrical, gates, and every vehicle across the acreage. Each one carries an operational status and a signed inspection record. Crews drive straight to the problem.
Track every issue from reported to resolved, flag critical conditions, see the aging backlog, and know at a glance what's down and what inspection is due today.
Coordinate several sites, browse pairing and surplus listings between facilities, and transfer animals with their full history. Reversible, with dispute paths built in.
Smart-drafted weekly schedules published to staff, live shift roster, coded emergency messages, SOS alerts, and department routing across a spread-out crew, with clock-in-linked timesheets for payroll.
Census, annual inventory, treatment records, documents, and print-to-PDF packets tied to the live animal record.
Migration help is included. We review a sample, agree the supported records and timing, and let your team check the import. Anything you keep as an attachment does not travel — scanned permits, vet imaging, a necropsy PDF. Photos come across as one link per animal. Those files stay where they are and you keep that copy; you re-upload what you need afterwards. We tell you that before we start, not after.
Share a sample export or spreadsheet and tell us about paper records and attachments.
We identify supported fields, explain attachment handling, and agree a migration plan before the move.
Your team checks the imported records against the originals before relying on them for daily work.
Bring your acreage, animal count, and signal gaps. We will walk through field logging, mapped maintenance, urgent assignments, and the records your inspections depend on.