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AvailableAnimal Welfare Monitor

An app in everyone’s language

Six languages so every team member can use the same tools in their own language.

  • 6 languages
  • Individual choice
Animal Welfare Monitor

Animal Welfare Monitor

Animal Welfare Monitor

Everyone works in their own language

The app is available in six European languages — French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, and Dutch — with more to come.

The language choice is individual, tied to the user profile rather than to the device. When a French keeper hands the tablet to a Spanish intern, the intern finds the entire interface in their own language as soon as they log in. This is not a superficial translation: menus, help messages, form labels — everything adapts instantly.

Linguistic misunderstandings are not trivial in the context of animal welfare monitoring. A misunderstood assessment item can skew a score. A behaviour misidentified because its description was not in the right language can bias an analysis.

Language choice per user, not per device

What it changes for your organisation

Everyone in their language

Everyone works in their own language among six. No one is penalised by the tool's language.

Scientific reliability

When every observer fully understands items and descriptions, the data collected is more reliable.

Start in your own language

Someone who speaks another language is operational right away. Training time focuses on protocols, not on the tool.

Connected to ZIMS

Compatible with your ZIMS data, to fit into your international ecosystem without double entry.

The multilingual experience in pictures

6 languages available from first login

Deploy a single platform in all your languages

Multilingual support is included in all plans. Six languages available, more to come.

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Tools

Explore our comprehensive range of tools optimised for managing and analyzing animal welfare data.

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Training

Discover our training organisation and develop your expertise in ethology and animal welfare.

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