BioChek Monitoring Software Version 2025.3 is now available!
This version includes several important improvements and new features to enhance user experience and reporting accuracy.
With this release, you can expect better performance, improved reporting tools, and a smoother user experience: helping you manage and interpret your test results with even more confidence.
NEW FEATURES:
To update, log in to BioChek Monitoring Software and follow instructions to install version 2025.3.
Don’t have the BioChek Monitoring Software yet? Contact your local BioChek representative or send a request to support@biochek.com
BioChek continuously and extensively invests in the development of ingenious veterinary diagnostic software. Using the BioChek II software, with just a press of a button, you, as a lab technician or vet, have all the information you need for monitoring the health of pigs or poultry. The BioChek II monitoring software does the work for you: saving a huge amount of work in your day-to-day practice!
The BioChek software stores results and flock/herd information in an Online Database allowing users to effectively manage ELISA results.
Many different reports are available to manage and analyse data such as:
The BioChek software is well suited to handle the entire PCR process; from running the assay to generating a report that can contain both qualitative results and quantitative results. You can run multiple assays on a plate, with each assay getting its own report.
One of the finest recent innovations is the phenomenon of cloud computing: Secure 24/7 access to all your desired data. The BioChek Online Database makes this possible for all test results performed with the BioChek II software.
The BioChek Online Database is a great tool for those who need to access the data with the BioChek app while in the field, or on the desktop back at the lab/office. With access to the data virtually anywhere, the farm can submit the correct flock samples on time, the laboratory will have the correct corresponding flock data, and the supervising veterinarian will have all the necessary data when important decisions about the flock have to be made, with a clear overview of data per farm/customer. To access the cloud, the veterinarian can use his own lab(s) or those of others.