What livestock buyers check
Buying livestock means travelling to see animals, and most of those trips are wasted because the listing did not say enough: breed, age, weight, condition, veterinary status, price. Demand is also sharply seasonal, concentrated around specific periods, when everything sells at once and nothing is organised. Veterinary documentation — the thing that makes a sale legal and transportable — is handled entirely on paper at the point of sale.
What we build for a livestock trader
First, listings with breed, age, weight, condition and photographs, kept current so sold animals disappear. Second, veterinary documentation recorded against each animal, which is what allows transport and resale. Third, reservation with a deposit, since seasonal peaks otherwise produce chaos and broken promises. Fourth, transport arrangement, because moving animals is the practical barrier that keeps this trade local and low-priced.