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Sites

Multiple buildings, scoped access, per-site enclosures.

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Sites

Sites list

A site is a logical grouping of enclosures — usually a physical building or room. Multi-site is an Apex plan feature (self-serve, includes up to 3 sites — see Billing & plans).

What sites buy you

  • Group enclosures by building.
  • Limit member visibility to specific sites.
  • Filter dashboards by site.
  • Print site-specific QR sheets.
  • Visual rack occupancy maps — see at a glance which rack cells are occupied.
  • Site Health dashboard — health score, feed compliance %, hatch rate, mortality rate, average days since shed, species breakdown, and member activity.
  • Inter-site animal transfers with chain-of-custody logging.

Setup

/sites → + Add site. Each site has a name and an optional address.

Set an enclosure's site under the enclosure form. Existing enclosures default to your first ("Main") site.

Rack maps

Site racks

Each site has a Racks view (/sites/[id]/racks) where you can:

  • Add named racks with a configurable number of rows and columns.
  • Click any cell to assign an animal or clear it.
  • See animal avatar thumbnails directly in the grid.

Site Health

Site Health

The Health view (/sites/[id]/health) shows an overall Health Score plus these aggregated metrics:

MetricDescription
Feed compliance% of animals fed on schedule in the last 30 days
Mortality rateDeaths / total animals over the last 90 days
Hatch rateOffspring hatched / eggs laid over the last 12 months
Avg days since shedAverage across all animals at the site

Below that, a Species Breakdown chart shows animal counts by species, and a Health Trend line chart (switchable between 3, 6, 12, and 24 months) plots the health score and feed compliance over time so you can spot seasonality and track improvements.

Tips

  • One site per physical location is the most common pattern.
  • For a single building with strict separation (e.g. a quarantine room), a logical "Quarantine" site works well.
  • Don't over-fragment — each site adds management overhead.