Herd Code in BoviSync

Herd Code in BoviSync

Some imports require a herd code.  A herd code is also sometimes refered to as a DHIA number or herd indentifier.  To learn where to find the herd code in BoviSync, or to enter a missing herd code see below:

1.  From an Administrator login, navigate to Herd Settings
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2.  Click on the Second Tab, "Settings" 

3. The DHIA herd code will be displayed. 

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If you are entering a herd code for the first time, do not enter the dash "-"   BoviSync will pre-fill this for you.  
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If you do not know your herd code or do not have one, contact BoviSync Support

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