Make every issued result more useful downstream.
AnimalTrace gives labs two practical paths: connect results from the systems you already run, or use a governed workspace for animal-DNA cases, samples, review, release, and reporting. In both paths, your lab remains the issuing authority.
Choose the starting point
Connect your stack or run the workflow here.
The right implementation depends on what your lab already operates. AnimalTrace can add downstream value without forcing a system replacement, and it can support governed case work when a lab needs an operational workspace.
Connect issued results
Bring in structured files or guided feeds from your existing systems. AnimalTrace preserves issuer context, normalizes findings for review, and connects released results to the animal record and supported decisions.
Run governed DNA workflows
Manage animal-DNA cases, kits, samples, review, release, and report generation in a role-scoped workspace with an audit trail. Scope is configured around the lab's methods and operating model.
From result to durable evidence
Keep the source visible all the way to the decision.
A normalized finding does not erase the original report. AnimalTrace retains the source, flags uncertain mappings for review, and shows whether a fact was issued by the lab, confirmed by a person, or derived by the platform.
Source-aware ingestion
Map tests, traits, identifiers, and findings while preserving the issuing laboratory and original artifact.
Controlled review
Unmapped or conflicting claims enter a review queue. They are never silently merged into an official fact.
Verifiable delivery
Release reports and evidence views that can be checked against the preserved snapshot and audit history.
Customer continuity
Existing customer reports do not have to stay stranded.
Report rescue in AnimalTrace client accounts lets animal owners and breeders bring prior DNA reports into a reviewable record. That gives older issued results a responsible path into current evidence without changing who issued them.
Start with one result flow.
We'll map the source, review boundary, release point, and downstream use before proposing an integration or operational pilot.