Your pet's records, ready when you need them.

Lab reports, visit notes and prescriptions belong with your pet's history, not scattered across downloads and messages. Talli brings them into one record you can return to before an appointment or during daily care.

Upload a readable report to turn its facts into organized records, or add a visit, measurement, vaccination, lab panel or prescription yourself. Keep the original document alongside the information you use.

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document types you can choose when you file a record

Start with the reports you already have

Upload a file or save a photo to the document library. Talli can read text from supported files, including the text layer in a PDF, and organize the extracted facts into your pet's record.

Scans and photographs are stored as documents, and you add their values by hand, just as you can from a paper report: lab results, visit details or other supported records.

Upload limits depend on the file type:

A document arrives

Lab panel

Vaccination

Values, units and the laboratory’s own flags

Product, date and the next date due

Implausible values held for review

Duplicates and date conflicts held for review

Ready for a one-tap check

From report to record, automatically.

Digital reports are classified, matched to the right pet and read into structured records you can explore.

50
megabytes, a PDF
25
megabytes, an image
200
megabytes, a DICOM file
10
megabytes, a text file

Find the visit without hunting through attachments

Use the timeline to revisit visits, lab panels, prescriptions, vaccinations and other records in date order. Filter by record type or date when you want to focus on one part of the history.

health areas, built from their own records

See the health areas

The timeline in Talli: every record on file, newest first, with a chemistry panel entry showing ten results.

Every record, newest first.

Lab panels, visits, vaccinations and more, in one timeline. Each entry opens the full record behind it.

Help the right details reach the record

Talli classifies a document, matches it to a pet and reads its facts. When something needs your attention, the review queue shows what is waiting and why.

Common review steps include:

Receipt
Storage
Classification
Pet matching
Extraction
Validation
Confidence check
Filing
Indexing
Notification

A ten-stage document pipeline.

Each document moves through ten named stages, from receipt and classification to extraction, validation and filing. Follow every stage on the document’s own page.

Choose the right pet. Confirm which animal a document belongs to when Talli asks.
Set the context. Confirm a missing date or correct the document type so its facts can be filed in the right place.
Check what was read. Review uncertain extracted values alongside the document before deciding whether to file them.
See what needs more attention. The review queue explains each item that needs a decision, from a conflicting value to a file whose values you enter by hand.

Anything uncertain comes to you first.

When Talli wants a second look at a document, such as which of your pets it belongs to, it waits in the review queue with the reason written out and the values it read listed beside it.

Confirm it in a moment, and the value joins the record.

The review queue in Talli: a lab report marked Needs review, the reason it was held, the value that was read from it and the buttons to confirm or correct it. — A held lab report, with the product's own reason for holding it.

Keep the original close to the result

Open the source document behind a document-derived result to check the details. The document page keeps the original file, what was extracted and its processing history together.

You can also keep documents such as referrals, discharge instructions and insurance paperwork in the library, even when they do not produce chart values.

The document page in Talli for a lab report, marked Processed, with the original file listed and a link to open it. — The original stays beside what was read from it, exactly as it arrived.

Use the history for the care ahead

health areas

Weight

Kidney

Liver

Blood

Heart

Thyroid

Allergies

Mobility

Dental

Nutrition

Every area, built from their records.

Each area gathers the lab results, measurements and notes that belong to it, and shows the evidence behind its summary. Put lab results in context and know what to bring up at the next visit.

Lab history. Follow the same value across dated panels, with units and reference ranges beside the results.
Medication routines. Keep prescriptions, schedules and dose logs together, ready for the next person taking care of your pet.
Health areas. Explore ten areas, from weight to kidney and dental records, each built from the record, with supporting findings and a clear list of what would complete it.