Documentation
Documentation
Everything you need to get productive with Herdy — from your first steps to advanced topics.
Welcome to HerdyWelcome to HerdyHerdy is the digital herd management app for Swiss sheep, goat, and cattle farmers. Discover what Herdy can do and how it simplifies your daily routine.Animal managementAnimal managementManage all your animals at a glance -- the heart of Herdy.Group ManagementGroup ManagementOrganise animals by purpose — production, breeding, pasture, or treatment.TVD IntegrationTVD IntegrationLearn how Herdy integrates with the livestock traffic database (TVD) and simplifies your mandatory statutory notifications.Health & TreatmentsHealth & TreatmentsHerdy's health module: TAMV-compliant treatment journal, medication inventory, vaccinations, withdrawal periods, and health events.Breeding & ProductionBreeding & ProductionThe complete breeding cycle in Herdy: from mating through pregnancy to birth, pedigree, and weight development.Care & Animal welfareCare & Animal welfareNotes, Body Condition Score, shearing, and FAMACHA score -- everything that belongs to animal care but does not fit in the treatment journal.Reports & AnalyticsReports & AnalyticsHerd statistics, movement history, and TVD notification log — all the key analytics for your herd at a glance, exportable as PDF or CSV.FeedingFeedingOrganic-compliant feeding journal: feed master data, purchase journal with delivery notes, ration plans per group, and audit export for Bio Suisse / IP-Suisse / FMV.Actions & Quick AccessActions & Quick AccessThe central hub for quick actions: scan an ear tag, start batch sessions, and complete common tasks in just a few taps.Master DataMaster DataManage all the core data for your farm in one place: locations, partner farms, medications, vaccines, ear tags, and groups.Glossary: Terms in Livestock Keeping and Notification RequirementsGlossary: Terms in Livestock Keeping and Notification RequirementsBrief explanations: TVD, TAMV, withdrawal period, RAUS, BTS, LSU, alpine summering, and other terms that Swiss sheep, goat, and cattle keepers should know.