The next version of Dusuq ERP moves beyond manual entry — CCTV feed integration and IR visualization, paired with RFID tags on every animal, feed continuous data to highly intelligent systems built to help vets and farm owners understand their animals better.
Manual entry is accurate the moment it's logged, but it's a snapshot — not a continuous record. A change in an animal's behavior between two milking sessions, or a subtle pattern across a whole herd, is invisible unless someone happens to notice it in person. v2.0 is about closing that gap.
Live and infrared camera feeds from the shed, connected directly into Dusuq ERP — turning continuous video into structured, usable data.
Every animal gets an RFID tag, giving computer vision systems a reliable way to identify and continuously track individuals — not just count shapes in a frame.
The point of continuous monitoring isn't the footage — it's what highly intelligent systems can build from it: forecasting, diet planning, and analysis that goes far beyond what a periodic manual check could catch.
Ask VetAssist about an animal today and it answers from logged records. Once CCTV, IR and RFID monitoring are live, those same questions get answered with continuous behavioral history behind them — not just what was manually entered.
Explore VetAssist →"The primary focus of these advanced, highly intelligent systems is to help vets understand their animals better — so that, ultimately, animals get the best care possible."
None of v2.0 is about replacing the vet or the farm owner's judgment. It's about giving them continuous, structured information they've never had access to before — so decisions about diet, treatment and breeding are made with more evidence, not less.
Talk to us about v2.0 →Not yet — this page describes what's on the roadmap. Dusuq ERP today covers animal records, milk, health, breeding, inventory, accounts and VetAssist's data-driven Q&A and reporting.
Where possible, v2.0 is being designed to integrate with existing farm CCTV infrastructure, with IR-capable cameras recommended for overnight coverage.
No — it supplements it. Manual entry (health treatments, breeding events, milk yield) stays the authoritative record; monitoring adds continuous behavioral context on top of it.
The historical analysis and forecasting these highly intelligent systems produce become part of what VetAssist can answer questions about and include in generated reports.