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Movements — Livestock Movement & Permit Control

Every pending approval, in-transit consignment and permit in your jurisdiction, with live GPS tracking shares and FMD day-milestone flags built in.

Audience: state vets, Authority users Part of the Authority guide set

What this guide covers: the Movements and Permits tabs — reading movement status, sharing a live tracking link, and issuing or revoking a permit.

What it doesn't cover: recording a movement from the organisation's own side — see Movements & Permits in the LITS guide set.

Movements

Movements tab

Found at Authority → Movements. Status quick-filters, province, date-range and search filters sit above an expandable list. Each row expands to show the route (from/to holding and camp), a timeline (created/departed/arrived/duration), permit & transport details (permit number, type, vehicle, driver), and notes.

StatusMeaning
PendingRecorded, not yet loaded.
LoadedAnimal loaded, not yet departed.
In transitOn the road.
ArrivedReached its destination.
CancelledCalled off.

An FMD day-milestone chip is computed client-side from the departure date: under 16 days means still in quarantine, 16–41 days is abattoir-eligible, and 42 days or more is export-eligible.

Track Movement

Track Movement

For movement-type permits, Track Movement opens a tracking-share dialog: create a share with a recipient name, type, email and expiry; the dialog lists active, pending and completed shares with their own QR codes, and lets you revoke one. Once a share is active and reporting GPS, a live map renders the route with departure/arrival geofence-confirmation chips.

Permits

Permits tab

A separate table of permits — type (movement, slaughter, import, export, treatment), holding, and expiry. Issue Permit opens a create dialog (organisation, type, permit number, issued/expiry dates, holding); Revoke asks for confirmation. Every permit also gets a QR verification link (token, URL, QR code, Regenerate) and a Print Certificate button that generates a server-side PDF.