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|Articles|June 5, 2009

Veterinary software company offers new practice management package

New program offers reports, metrics, and seminars to support software system.

In May, McAllister Software Systems launched AVImark Practice Builder. According to the company, the service streamlines data to ensure accurate records, monitors practice health, and includes profitability seminars for veterinary practices that use AVImark software.

The company says the service repairs data problems within a practice's system and ensures accurate data-which helps veterinarians make better management decisions. It also checks for data that was entered incorrectly or was deleted improperly. Regular check-ups monitor the health of the veterinary practice against others in the same area. These reports include information on revenue sources, new client activity, and current client activity.

As part of the service, the company is offering one-day seminars where veterinarians will learn how to use their data to improve the value of their business and how to measure and manage a veterinary practice from several angles.

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