Hold shared veterinary records on one network. Vaccination events post as verifiable credentials through the DID and VC Ledger, and Compliance Attestations and Notifications keep regulators current so a disease response can deploy before the outbreak spreads.
Turn fragmented paper vaccination records into a shared network regulators can read in real time.
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Unify the records. Vets, farms, and regulators write to one network, replacing fragmented paper that keeps herd health invisible until an outbreak is already spreading.
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Post events as credentials. Each vaccination is issued as a verifiable credential through the DID and VC Ledger, bound to the vet who administered it and the animal or herd.
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Read immunity live. Regulators query vaccination coverage across districts in real time, so herd immunity and compliance are visible rather than reconstructed after the fact.
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Record outbreaks as they happen. Disease events post to the shared network, giving authorities an immediate, verifiable picture of where a pathogen has appeared.
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Push the alert. Notifications keep the disease control agency current, so a targeted response is triggered by the record rather than by a delayed paper report.
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Deploy before it spreads. Because coverage and events are live, a foot-and-mouth response reads coverage for every district in minutes and deploys where it is needed.
Follow one herd from a vaccination credential through shared coverage to a disease alert that triggers a targeted response.
06:10:22
[SYS] Registering veterinarian identity...
06:10:22
[CMD] registerVet { id: "VET_2204", district: "KA_07" }
06:10:23
[AUTH] Anchoring practitioner DID and licence...
06:10:23
[OK] Vet VET_2204 anchored at block 16620455.
Cerulea decomposes animal health records into modular contracts for vet identity, vaccination credentials, coverage aggregation, and outbreak notification, so a response can outrun the disease.
Shared animal health records are a horizontal capability. Here is how vets, farms, and authorities put one network to work.
Post vaccination and treatment events as verifiable credentials, building a shared health record that every party trusts and that follows the herd.
Key Asset Types
Hold a complete, portable health history for each herd, demonstrating compliance and supporting movement, trade, and insurance from one record.
Key Asset Types
Read herd immunity and disease events in real time, deploying a targeted response before an outbreak spreads instead of reacting to delayed reports.
Key Asset Types
Whether an agency is bridging a veterinary information system or a vet is posting from the field, Cerulea routes both into one health record network.
For agencies on legacy veterinary information systems. Existing vaccination and disease data are translated into verifiable credentials through the API gateway automatically.
Vet Information System
Agency Platform
Cerulea API Gateway
Credential Signing
Cerulea Private Chain
Animal Health Ledger
For vets posting from the field. A mobile app signs each vaccination credential and routes it to the shared health network in real time.
Vet Mobile App
Field Devices
Network Validators
Record Consensus
Cerulea Ledger
Shared Health Record
Building a shared animal health network with vet identity, vaccination credentials, coverage aggregation, and outbreak notification from scratch requires health and blockchain engineers and long agency integration. Calculate your exact deployment speed using Cerulea.
Traditional Deployment
Solidity Coding & Audits
~ 12 Months
Visual Compilation
WASM Logical Artifacts
~ 4 Weeks
The legacy timeline reflects health information integration benchmarks. Building vet identity, vaccination credentials, coverage aggregation, and outbreak notification for an average program takes a baseline of 7 months. Building the same architecture on Cerulea takes a baseline of 2 weeks, because Cerulea Studio visually translates your credential and coverage rules into pre-audited WebAssembly binaries and provisions the shared network and notification layer instantly.