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Short Description:
EquiBase is an invaluable computer program to collate all of your equines information, appointments, costings, regimes and records. Once you use EquiBase you will wonder how you ever lived without it. http://www.equi-base.com/
Long Description 1:
EquiBase is an invaluable tool to collate all of your equines information, appointments, costings, regimes and records. Once you use EquiBase you will wonder how you ever lived without it.
Long Description 2:
EquiBase is an invaluable tool to collate all of your equines information, appointments, costings, regimes and records. Once you use EquiBase you will wonder how you ever lived without it.
It is a powerful tool all for the one off price of a hardback book!
What’s more you can download it and use the program with all features for unlimited horses for 15 days before purchasing the activation key...try before you buy as you would with purchasing your equine.
Contact Book – Stores addresses, email addresses and phone numbers
Calendar – Interactive calendar to keep notes of previous visits/appointments/shows/lessons as well as future ones.
Log book – Keep a diary of happenings and appointments.
Farrier/Worming/Vaccinations/Dentistry/Veterinary – Separate sections to log visits/appointments, work carried out, costs and notes for future records.
Health Check – Use this function to log all important data on your equine(s) health.
Training – Log records of your training progression. Use the functions to keep records of trainer, costs and duration of time each session. Handy note section to list what the session consisted of.
Event Record – Keep useful records of events, dates, costs, placings.
Insurance – A place to keep vital insurance details on insurance policy, start and end date, annual premiums and any notes regarding the policy that are handy to keep to hand.
Tack – Record extensive records of your tack and equipment. Useful to record sizings and costs.
Feed – Keep in control of your feeding regime, this section enables to keep track on what you have been feeding and the costs of feeding.
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