Gather animals for examination.
Use your selections and the information available in your system to organise reproductive checks.
Prepare interventions without searching for each animal in the herd. SmartSort directs selected cows into the separation area as they pass through.
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A cow to observe, an insemination to prepare or a scheduled intervention: sorting brings the relevant animals together while the rest continue along their usual route.
Use your selections and the information available in your system to organise reproductive checks.
Make observation and preparation for interventions easier for your team or veterinarian.
Integrate separation into the animals’ route, for example at the milking parlour exit where the layout allows.

Official Nedap photograph · the layout is adapted to each building.
Select animals or define separation rules in the compatible system.
As the animal passes, the system recognises it through its compatible identification device.
The gate directs selected animals into the separation pen. Other cows follow their usual route.
With a compatible installation, the NOW Sorting app helps organise separation according to your priorities and reproduction or health information.
Quick sorting lets you select animals for a specific intervention.
Prepare lists or set conditions to automate recurring selections.
Review recent, ongoing and planned operations. Adapt the rules to your routines.
Available functions depend on your configuration, interfaces and system version.
Before choosing equipment, let’s review your building, animal movements and working routines. AGYE works with you and your distributor to plan a suitable layout.
The milking parlour exit, access to the separation pen and return to the group: every route needs to be considered.
We check the identification devices worn by your animals, the reader and the compatibility of your installation.
Herd size, animal movements, interventions and staff: your everyday work is the starting point.
SmartSort handles sorting. Heat information comes from a compatible monitoring system. The gate follows the selections and rules set in the installation.
This depends on your equipment models, software and identification devices. Share these details with AGYE so we can check compatibility and any adaptations required.
Behaviour monitoring and the identification used by the gate are different functions. An ear monitoring sensor alone does not guarantee compatibility: the SmartSort version and identification system must be checked.
A building plan or photographs, herd size, current animal routes and equipment model details provide a useful starting point.
Tell us about your farm and how you work. Together, we will assess how automatic sorting could fit into your installation.
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