If you claim RAUS, the pasture contribution or organic subsidies, you must document outdoor access without gaps -- and present the log at an unannounced inspection. The new exercise log in Herdy turns that into two seconds a day.

One tap per day

• The "Confirm today's outdoor access" card suggests what applied yesterday -- if it fits, tap Confirm and you are done
• If one category differs, expand the card and choose Pasture, Outdoor run or No outdoor access per category
• Enter multiple days records up to 31 days in one go -- for example after a holiday

Herdy does the rule-keeping

• The log is kept per animal category (e.g. ewes, dairy goats) -- exactly like the official journal
• Herdy knows the targets for RAUS, the pasture contribution, federal organic and Bio Suisse (Knospe) per species and shows at any time how many pasture and outdoor days are still missing this month
• Outdoor run instead of pasture? With a reason (bad weather, pasture not yet ready, dry period) the day still counts as a pasture day -- just as the RAUS rules intend

Alpine summering counts automatically

Animals that are on the alp via TVD → Summering are credited their alp days automatically -- you record nothing for the whole alpine period.

Exports for the inspection

• Monthly journal and annual journal as PDF, plus CSV for further processing
• Header with farm, TVD number and farm type; legend W / L / A / --
• The retention notice (8 years) is printed right on the sheet

You can find all details in the exercise log documentation.