StableTrack
    SOAP Notes & Records

    Records that speak horse.

    Hands, not centimeters. Mare, not female. Dictate the visit and the SOAP drafts itself.

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    Equine veterinarian using StableTrack on a tablet inside a rugged offline field case while a horse looks on in a barn aisle
    Voice to SOAP

    Dictate the visit. We handle the SOAP.

    Speak the exam the way you would to a colleague, and the note drafts itself while you work.

    1. 1

      Talk

      Dictate on the way out of the barn.

    2. 2

      Review

      AI drafts the S, O, A and P. You edit and approve.

    3. 3

      Done

      Saved to the record, linked to the invoice.

    Nothing saves without your review. The AI never diagnoses.

    StableTrack equine patient record showing breed, gelding status, and stall location for an Appaloosa
    Equine Data Model

    Built for horses. Not adapted.

    MareGeldingColtFillyStallion15.2 hhTrainerBarn & stallOwners (3)Critical alert

    Multiple owners per horse, each billed correctly. Trainers aren't owners. The software knows the difference. Records are one part of the job; our guide to equine veterinary software covers scheduling, billing and offline work as well.

    Record Types

    The whole history. One timeline.

    SOAP Notes

    Voice-drafted, vet-approved

    Vaccinations

    Booster dates feed your reminders

    Medications

    Dose, instructions, start to finish

    Procedures

    Coggins: annual or pre-purchase, it knows

    Diagnostics

    Tests and results, attached

    Discharge Summaries

    Drafted by AI, sent by you

    Client Communications

    Every call and text, logged

    Discharge
    "I saw this horse three times this week. Click. The discharge is drafted."

    StableTrack collates every record since the last discharge and drafts the summary. Review, edit, send.

    StableTrack patient timeline listing a vaccination booster, medications, and a drafted discharge summary

    Refill requests

    Phone, email, text, walk-in. One queue. Nothing slips.

    Patient alerts

    Critical flags front and center, before you open the stall.

    Add a horse. Run a SOAP. Three minutes.