The inspection is announced. Your binder is not.
The Bestandeskontrolle comes out of the entries you make anyway — animal inventory, arrivals and departures, treatments, outdoor access days. All of it as PDF or CSV, before the date is set.
No credit card. Your real farm, your real animals.
Then start with the herd. Your animals are already in the TVD; Herdy fetches them and prints the animal inventory with ear tag, breed, sex, date of birth and status. That works inside the seven trial days, with no credit card.
Fetch your herd from the TVDFour records the same inspector wants to see in one morning.
The Bestandeskontrolle is the register you have to keep about your animals: who is here, who arrived, who left. On top of it come the journals attached to the same animals — the treatment journal under TAMV Art. 28 with three years of history and, if you take part in RAUS or BTS, the exercise log. Four records, one set of data.
- Every animal with ear tag number, date of birth, sex, breed and status
- Arrivals and departures in chronological order, with dates
- Treatments under TAMV Art. 28, three years back
- Outdoor access days, if you take part in RAUS or BTS
Out of the same entries. As PDF or CSV.
Herdy keeps your herd, your reports, your treatments and your outdoor access days in the same set of data — and exports each part on its own. The animal list with the fields the inspector cross-checks. The movement history, filterable by animal, event type, period and the person who made the entry. The report log with confirmation number and timestamp — the proof that a report really did arrive at the TVD. And the treatment journal in the TAMV format.
- Animal inventory as PDF or CSV, with ear tag, breed, sex, date of birth, status and location
- Movement history across 17 event types, filterable down to the person who recorded it
- TVD report log with confirmation number and timestamp
- CSV with semicolons and BOM — opens in German Excel without reformatting
The four records — and where they come from
A well-kept binder passes the inspection. The difference is not tidiness; it is what is still possible the evening before.
| What has to be there | Binder and Excel | Herdy |
|---|---|---|
| Animal inventory with every active animal | Yes | Yes |
| Arrivals and departures in chronological order | Yes | Yes |
| Proof that a report arrived at the TVD | No | Report log with confirmation number |
| Treatments over three years under TAMV Art. 28 | A second binder | Out of the same entries |
| Outdoor access days for RAUS, counted month by month | You count | Herdy counts, per category |
| Still completable the evening before | Only what you wrote down | Only what you recorded |
Herdy invents nothing that was never written down. What Herdy changes is that you write it down once — and it is available from then on.
Frequently asked questions
For the animal inventory, yes: your herd is in the TVD, Herdy fetches it and prints the list. For treatments and outdoor access days that were never written down, no — Herdy cannot invent them after the fact, and you would not want it to. For this appointment Herdy helps with the herd. For the next one, with everything.
Print the binder before the date is set.
7 days free, no credit card. Your herd comes out of the TVD — you type nothing.