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Functional Requ

The document outlines functional requirements for an animal management app, including features for animal profile creation, health tracking, feed management, and reporting. It also specifies non-functional requirements such as usability, reliability, and security measures to ensure data integrity and privacy. Key functionalities include health record logging, inventory tracking, and an alert system for vaccinations.

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Functional Requ

The document outlines functional requirements for an animal management app, including features for animal profile creation, health tracking, feed management, and reporting. It also specifies non-functional requirements such as usability, reliability, and security measures to ensure data integrity and privacy. Key functionalities include health record logging, inventory tracking, and an alert system for vaccinations.

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Functional Requirements (What the app does)

These represent the specific features and workflows the system must support.

Animal Profile & Health Tracking

Individual Identification: Users must be able to create profiles for each animal using unique IDs (e.g.,
RFID tags, ear tags, or QR codes).

Health Record Logging: The app must allow logging of vaccinations, illnesses, veterinary visits, and
medications administered.

Alert System: The system should automatically generate alerts for upcoming vaccinations or follow-up
treatments.

Vital Sign Monitoring: If integrated with IoT wearables, the app must display real-time data like body
temperature, heart rate, and activity levels.

Feed & Nutrition Management

Inventory Tracking: The app must track current feed stock levels and notify the user when supplies are
low.

Ration Planning: Users should be able to create and assign specific "feed recipes" or rations based on the
animal's age, weight, and production stage (e.g., lactating vs. dry).

Consumption Logs: The system must record daily feed intake per group or individual to monitor growth
efficiency.

Reporting & Analytics

Growth Curves: Generate visual charts showing weight gain over time compared to breed standards.

Health Trends: Provide reports on disease outbreaks or recurring health issues within the herd.

2. Non-Functional Requirements (How the app performs)

These define the quality attributes and constraints of the system.

Usability & Accessibility

Offline Mode: Since farms often have poor cellular coverage, the app must allow data entry offline and
sync once a connection is restored.

High-Contrast UI: The interface should be easily readable in direct sunlight (outdoor use).

One-Handed Operation: Design for "fat-finger" touch targets so a farmer can log data while holding a
tool or animal.
Reliability & Performance

Data Integrity: The app must ensure that no data is lost during sync conflicts between multiple users
(e.g., a farmhand and an owner).

Response Time: Synchronized IoT data should update on the dashboard within 5 seconds of being
received by the gateway.

Security & Privacy

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Different permission levels for owners (full access), vets (health
records only), and laborers (logging only).

Data Encryption: All animal and financial data must be encrypted both at rest and in transit.

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