Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions vets ask about Labrador: availability, species, analysers, data, price.
Labrador is in development. The Today screen, check-in, records and the waiting room already work. The first pilot practices are starting soon, and the other features arrive step by step.
No. Labrador is practice management software, and it can be used whatever your laboratory. Two-way integration starts with Melet Schloesing analysers; other brands will follow.
Labrador is designed for companion animals: dogs, cats and exotic pets. You can also create a record for a horse, a cow, a sheep, a goat or a pig, under the “large animal” category. However, there is no herd management and no livestock farm monitoring.
Yes, for the app in the browser. The analyser integration runs inside the practice: it is designed to keep results if the connection drops, and send them afterwards.
That is planned. Migrating clients, animals and history is prepared with each pilot practice, based on an export from its software.
Yes. Every screen is designed for fingers as much as for the mouse, and the app adapts to computer, tablet and phone.
In the European Union. Each practice's data is kept separate: one practice never sees another's.
€99 a month excluding tax for one vet, €179 for two to three, €249 for four to six, and on quote beyond that. Everything is included: users, analyser integration, support.
See Labrador on your own cases.
The first pilot practices are starting soon. Request a demo: we show you the app and listen to what you're missing today.