What farmers, vets, and administrators will see.
Three interfaces. One shared data layer. Every role sees exactly what they need — from a Nokia SMS menu to a geospatial risk dashboard. Here is what we are designing.
Built for every stakeholder
Each interface is designed from scratch for its users — not adapted from a generic template.
Farmer Interface
SMS & USSD — any mobile phone
Farmers interact entirely via basic mobile. No smartphone or internet required. All menus in Amharic, Afaan Oromo, or Somali.
Veterinarian Portal
Web + Android app
Vets access full animal health records, vaccination schedules, and regional disease alerts through a web portal or lightweight Android app.
Administrator Dashboard
Web dashboard
Government officials, NGO partners, and insurers see herd maps, risk scores, programme coverage, and impact metrics.
Alerts on any mobile phone
Farmers receive structured SMS messages and interact via USSD menus — no internet, no smartphone, no app needed.
- Drought risk alerts in local language
- Vaccination and treatment reminders
- Grazing advisories and water point guidance
- Herd status reporting via *345# USSD
- Insurance and claim notifications
Vegetation stress detected in your woreda. Consider moving herds north toward supplementary grazing zones.
Today, 7:42 AM
CBPP vaccination due for Tag #ET-BOR-00412 within 7 days. Contact your veterinary extension worker.
Yesterday, 2:15 PM
Rainfall detected in nearby zone (+48mm last 7 days). Vegetation recovery expected. Movement now safe.
3 days ago
Animal Registry
4 shown| Tag ID | Species | Owner | Vax | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ET-BOR-00412 | Cattle | Galgalo Wario | 3 | Healthy |
| ET-BOR-00413 | Cattle | Galgalo Wario | 2 | Monitoring |
| ET-BOR-00587 | Goat | Lelise Guyo | 1 | Healthy |
| ET-AFR-01102 | Camel | Hassan Abdi | 4 | Healthy |
Every scan. Every visit. Recorded against the animal's digital ID.
Complete animal health records
Vets access full treatment histories, schedule vaccinations, and submit disease reports — all linked to the animal's RFID ear tag.
- RFID tag scan → instant health record lookup
- Vaccination scheduling and automated reminders
- Disease outbreak reporting to Ministry of Agriculture
- Export records for insurance and bank partners
- Regional disease surveillance heat-map
Regional risk at a glance
Government officials and NGO partners see woreda-level risk maps, programme coverage, and herd statistics — updated regularly from satellite and field data.
- Woreda-level NDVI and rainfall risk maps
- Herd coverage and alert delivery statistics
- Disease outbreak alerts and vaccination progress
- Insurance coverage and claim reporting
- CSV export for donor and government reporting
Borena Zone — Drought Risk
Satellite dataNDVI
0.18
Rainfall Δ
-62%
NDVI
0.31
Rainfall Δ
-28%
NDVI
0.54
Rainfall Δ
+12%
NDVI
0.61
Rainfall Δ
+48%
Woreda-level risk maps powered by satellite data & QGIS
Everything in one place
Six core modules that work together — data collected by a vet automatically improves the drought alert a farmer receives by SMS.
Animal Registry
Every tagged animal has a digital profile with ownership, health history, and GPS track log.
Early Warning Alerts
Drought and disease risk alerts pushed to farmers via SMS before visible stress appears.
Regional Risk Maps
Woreda-level maps showing real-time NDVI, rainfall anomaly, and livestock risk scores.
Veterinary Records
Complete treatment, vaccination, and health history for every animal — accessible at the clinic.
Insurance Integration
Digital herd records and risk triggers shared (with consent) to insurance partners.
Impact Reporting
Programme metrics for NGO and government partners: animals covered, alerts sent, outcomes tracked.
Want a walkthrough for your team?
We offer live demo briefings for government agencies, NGOs, insurance companies, and veterinary organisations.