Setup SANs (web & app)

Setup SANs (web & app)

SANs can be setup either on the web or the app.
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SANs can be used as an additional animal identifier if desired (similar to Mobs) but are not required.

Setup SANs on the Web

  1. Select Configuration, Livestock Attributes, SANs.

  2. Select +New SAN.

  3. Enter the SAN details, select Save.

  4. Repeat steps 1-3 to set up each SAN.
  5. To filter the listed SANs, select 
    To download the listed SANs to CSV, select 
  6. To edit or delete an existing SAN, select the record, update details, Save.

Setup SANs on the App

  1. To add to the list of SANs, tap Configuration (top-right cog icon), Livestock Attributes, SANs.

  2. Tap +.
  3. Enter details, tap Save.
  4. To edit or delete existing SANs, tap the record, update details, Save.

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