Regulatory audits, disease investigations, export certification — all require complete animal and batch records on demand. Livestocker links every movement, treatment, vaccination and feed event to individual animals and batches, creating an audit-ready trail from entry to exit.
For most farms, reconstructing a complete batch history under audit pressure means hours of searching across disconnected records — and still delivering an incomplete picture.
Pulling treatment logs from one binder, movement records from another and vaccination sheets from a third — then cross-referencing by hand. Takes hours. Still leaves gaps where records were not entered or the paper was lost.
Treatments recorded in a veterinary logbook, movements recorded in a farm management system, vaccinations in a separate spreadsheet — and none of these systems talk to each other. Reconstructing a single animal's history means querying three separate sources.
Regulatory submissions assembled at the last minute from incomplete records, often by the farm manager pulling 12-hour days before the inspection. Missing withdrawal period documentation risks certification failure — with significant financial and legal consequences.
Every traceability feature below is built into the core platform — not a bolt-on module or an additional licence. It works across all 7 production sectors.
| Feature | What it provides |
|---|---|
| Individual Animal Records | Every animal entered into Livestocker carries a unique identifier — tattoo, ENAR ear tag or QR code — linking all subsequent events to that individual for the duration of its productive life |
| Batch History Reconstruction | Full event timeline for any batch reconstructable in minutes — entry date, pen allocation, feed deliveries, treatments, vaccinations, movements and exit — presented as a single chronological record ready for export |
| Movement Records | Transfers between barns, farms and sites recorded with date, reason, quantity and responsible user — providing a complete chain of custody from arrival to dispatch |
| Treatment & Medication Log | Product name, dose, route of administration and withdrawal period end date recorded per treatment event — linked to the individual animal or batch treated, with automatic withdrawal period alert before the date expires |
| Vaccination Records | Vaccine product, lot number, date administered and applicable batch or individual animal — all captured at entry and linked permanently to the production record |
| ENAR Integration | Synchronisation with the Hungarian national animal identification registry (ENAR) — movements and births notified directly, reducing manual double-entry and registry submission errors |
| EU Export Status | Track EU export eligibility or third-country export status per individual animal or batch — updated automatically when a disqualifying treatment is recorded |
| Audit Report Generation | One-click export of complete batch history as a structured PDF — covering all events, treatments, movements and responsible users, formatted for regulatory submission |
Livestocker's traceability layer is designed to satisfy the documentation requirements of national and EU livestock regulations, not to produce reports that need reformatting before submission.
Hungarian national identification registry sync built in — movements and births submitted without leaving Livestocker
EU export eligibility status maintained per animal and per batch — disqualifying events update the status automatically
Automatic alerts fire when withdrawal period end dates approach — preventing dispatch of animals before the clearance date
One-click structured PDF export of any batch history — formatted for regulatory submission without manual reformatting
Traceability in Livestocker is not a separate database — it is the event layer of the production record itself. Every module contributes to and reads from the same audit trail.
See Livestocker traceability running on your sector in a 45-minute personalised demo. We will show you how batch history reconstruction, ENAR integration and audit export work in practice.