USDA Veterinary Services

Since 2011, our animal health database, CoreOne, has been the central component in USDA Veterinary Services' Surveillance Collaboration Services project. More than half the states in the US utilize these CoreOne systems as their de facto animal health database. With many hundreds of millions of records, these systems represent a fundamental part of the national disease surveillance and trace-ability machinery in the United States.

New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets

Our CoreOne system has been the state animal health database for New York since 2007. We provide hosting and operation of the system on our Amazon-based infrastructure. NYSDAM began using CVI Central as a comprehensive management system for Certificates of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) in September 2018.

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

VDACS have used StateVet.com to process trace-ability data since 2014.

Minnesota Board of Animal Health

Our CoreOne system has been the state animal health database for Minnesota since 2012. For the first five years of its operation, it was hosted internally on infrastructure managed by the State of Minnesota. Since early 2018, Trace First has provided hosting and operation of the system on our Amazon-based infrastructure. MN-BAH began using CVI Central as a comprehensive management system for Certificates of Veterinary Inspection (CVIs) in January 2019.

Mississippi Board of Animal Health

Our CoreOne system has been the state animal health database for Mississippi since 2012 and is hosted and operated on our Amazon-based infrastructure.

Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium

Our CoreOne system has been the state animal health database for the Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium since 2018 and is hosted and operated on our Amazon-based infrastructure.

USAHA

We operate the www.interstatelivestock.com site for USAHA.

Texas Animal Health Commission

TAHC have been a StateVet.com subscriber since 2014 and process large volumes of trace-ability data through that platform. Trace First’s CoreOne system was selected by the Commission as their animal health information system, replacing a number of disparate legacy databases.

Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

Florida is currently using CVIcentral.com as their certificate of veterinary inspection management tool.

Tennessee Department of Agriculture

The TDA selected Trace First’s CoreOne animal health information system and CVI Central certificate of veterinary inspection management system to support their animal health programs and disease traceability efforts. 

South Dakota Animal Industry Board

The South Dakota Animal Industry Board is utilizing CVI Central’s robust capability to receive, manage, and process all Certificates of Veterinary Inspection; including paper and electronic CVIs.  Traceability data contained in the CVI’s is captured by CVI Central and moved to existing animal health information systems making this data readily accessible for disease investigations and animal tracing.

Massachusetts Division of Animal Health

The Division of Animal Health in the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources is taking advantage of Trace First’s end to end certificate of veterinary inspection management system, CVI Central. 

New Jersey Division of Animal Health

The New Jersey Department of Agriculture Division of Animal Health was a long standing user of SCS, the USDA provided version of the CoreOne animal health information system.  The Department moved to a private CoreOne instance along with CVI Central in 2021.

Nebraska Department of Agriculture

The Nebraska Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Protection have implemented the CoreOne Animal Health Information Management system and the CVI Central certificate of veterinary inspection management system to support animal disease traceability and animal health programs.

North Carolina Department of Agriculture

The North Carolina Department of Agriculture is utilizing the CVI Central certificate of Veterinary Inspection Management System to support their animal disease traceability efforts.

Laboratory Information Management Systems

Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory

Our CoreOne for Labs system went live at the Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory in March 2019. TVMDL was the first laboratory to implement the CoreOne for Labs system.

Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center

As of August 2020, Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center has gone live with the CoreOne for Labs System. Our system integrates with the ezyVet hospital administration system which was also recently implemented by OSU.

Oregon Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

Our CoreOne for Labs system went live with the Oregon Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (OVDL) in September 2020. OVDL is successfully utilizing such features as the bidirectional instrument integration and custom barcode labels in their daily operations, as well as leveraging the API to integrate hospital submissions.

New Brunswick Provincial Veterinary Laboratory

The Province of New Brunswick selected the CoreOne for Labs laboratory information management system in 2021.  With the selection of CoreOne for Labs, NBPVL will begin utilizing a modern, cloud-based LIMS which will allow the laboratory to continue providing excellent services to the New Brunswick veterinary community. 

Tennessee Department of Agriculture

The Kord Animal Health Laboratory and the Agriculture Technical Services Laboratory in the  Tennessee Department of Agriculture selected Trace First’s CoreOne for Labs as their laboratory information management system.  Both laboratories have gone live with the system as of January 2022.

Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory

The Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory at Washington State University went live with Trace First’s CoreOne for Labs laboratory information management system in July 2022.

University of Delaware

The University of Delaware's Charles C. Allen Biotechnology Laboratory and Lasher Poultry Diagnostic Laboratory went live in February 2023 with Trace First’s CoreOne for Labs laboratory information management system (LIMS).