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VIDEO 01 / 08
Get to know the smaXtec Messenger Dashboard
Learn more about the practical and clearly structured smaXtec Messenger Dashboard in this short video.
The smaXtec Messenger is an automatic alert messaging tool that keeps you informed about changes in your herds state of health and reproduction. The continuous collection of data means you are kept fully informed at all times about each individual animal.
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Add an organisation in the smaXtec Messenger
To use the smaXtec Messenger and thus the smaXtec system successfully, first create an organisation. See in this video how it works.
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Add groups to your organisation
Next, add groups to your organisation. Watch this video to see how to do it.
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Add animals to your organisation
In the next step, add animals to your organisation in the smaXtec Messenger. See how it works here.
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Import multiple animals in the Messenger at once
You want to import several animals to the smaXtec Messenger at once? Use the template provided. How it works, you can see here.
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Add boluses in the smaXtec Messenger
Now activate a bolus, add it in the Messenger, and assign the bolus to an animal. Learn more in this video.
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Share data with other people
smaXtec allows you to share your organisation and data with other people such as veterinarians, employees, etc.. How to make the right settings in smaXtec Messenger, you can see in this video.
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Edit notifications settings
In the smaxtec Messenger you can also edit your notification settings. For example, you can specify which notifications you want to receive and whether you want to be notified via push notifications and/or email. Find a short tutorial video here.
Alert | Description | First Alert after Sensor Activation | Category |
Too few drinking cycles | Number of drinking cycles per day is insufficient | 3 days | Health |
Reduction of drinking cycles | The number of drinking cycles has decreased significantly compared to the previous day | 3 days | Health |
Temperature decrease | The temperature decreased significantly (no calving expected) | 4 days | Health |
Decrease of activity | Check for reasons (lameness, sick cow) | 3 days | Health |
Temperature increase | The temperature increased significantly | 3 days | Health |
Calving (Temperature decrease) | The temperature decreased significantly within the expected calving period | 4 days | Reproduction |
Estrus | Increased activity and >20 DIM | 8 days | Reproduction |
Increase of activity | Increased activity and <20 DIM | 8 days | Reproduction |
Indication of reduced feed efficiency | Large fluctuations of pH reduce nutrient utilization | 3 days | Feeding |
Indication of an increased risk of acidosis | When pH is below a 5.8 for more than 300 minutes per day, an increased risk of acidosis is indicated | 3 days | Feeding |
Sudden decrease of average pH level | Deviation in average daily pH: Sudden changes or errors in feed management | 3 days | Feeding |
Mild heat stress | THI > 72 -> mild heat stress | Immediately | Barn climate |
Medium heat stress | THI > 78 -> medium heat stress | Immediately | Barn climate |
Severe heat stress | THI > 82 -> severe heat stress | Immediately | Barn climate |
Daily Events: These events are always generated at 24:00h (or as soon as the data for this period is available on the server) if a problem has occurred on the respective day.
Hourly Events: These events are generated every hour on the hour (or as soon as the data for this period is available on the server) if a problem has occurred within the respective hour.
Sample Events: Whenever new data is sent to the server it is always checked for any incidence of a sample-based event. If such an event is detected, it is immediately displayed in Messenger.
Climate Sensor Events: Climate Sensor Events are evaluated on a sample event basis with a maximum of one warning a day issued per sensor and event type.
You can share data with other users or request a data share from another user via Information > Data sharing. According to the requirements of each user, you can select a role for the optimal use of the software.
Here’s an overview of available roles and functions:
Function | Owner | Admin | Reproduction | Office |
Create animal | ||||
Update animal information | ||||
Archive animals | ||||
Change animal tags | ||||
Change groups | ||||
Update groups | ||||
Update device information | ||||
Update calving information | ||||
Update estrus information | ||||
Update organizations | ||||
Share organizations |
Additionally, a user can have “read-only”-status. This type of user can look up information but cannot make any modifications.
The insemination task list includes a visual insemination window enabling you to see the ideal insemination time at a glance. The insemination window comprises the following phases:
When the actual insemination window begins, the color of the field changes and information is shown as follows:
In phases 3 to 5, an arrow indicates which phase you are currently in. For a better overview, phases that are already over change color.
The insemination window is no longer displayed after 36h in the dashboard. You can always access past insemination windows in the message list.
You can access the heat index via