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PremVet
PremVet
is the market leading practice management software package
for the veterinary profession; that is versatile, flexible
and stable.
So versatile it can run on any specification Pentium computer and supports a whole host
of terminal types to accommodate individual needs across single
sites or multiple branches.
So flexible it can
be configured in hundreds of different ways to meet every
user’s needs whether operating in a small animal, mixed, specialist
equine or referral practice.
So stable because it
is built to run on the robust Unix platform yet still seamlessly
integrates with Microsoft Office packages.
RoboVet
RoboVet
is one of the most innovative Windows based practice management
systems available to the veterinary profession and seamlessly
integrates with Microsoft Office. It has benefits galore for
the small animal, mixed, specialist equine or referral practice.
Robust
in every respect, RoboVet has been enhanced to run on the
Windows family with a number of database options.
Enserv
Enserv is a highly reliable service
which enables ADSL Broadband internet access
and provides email communication, whilst at the same time
ensuring
that the
critical
practice systems remain safe and secure.
Enserv
delivers the benefit of each and every practice
terminal to have internet access and provide email with
the confidence of thoroughly developed security technology.
The combination of secure and faster internet access makes
many online services far more valuable to the veterinary
practice.
Data
Major
Data
Major is
a powerful comprehensive component of both PremVet
and RoboVet. It is designed to allow you to analyse the
data in
your
practice
management
system to generate invaluable more detailed analyses
of the business which are crucial tools to monitoring
performance and progess.
Data
Major allows you to generate management information
on pretty much any parameter of data stored in your
computer
system. Once created reports can be stored for
further use, with charts and tables being refreshed
from the underlying database as often as necessary.
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