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Pipeline / Technical

Eight-stage procedural pipeline.

Recording and record writing proceed during the case. Every stage has a defined purpose, and sharing remains gated by clinician approval.

Four proprietary models

Separate evidence.
One case record.

Vetucate:ASpeech
Vetucate:DSpeakers
Vetucate:VMonitor
Vetucate:RRecord
Clinical draft for review
Workflow overview

Recording through approved export

Capture
01

Capture and seal

Thirty-second intervals are recorded locally, with on-device face blur. Each block is fingerprinted and chained.

02

Speech recognition

Vetucate:A produces the timed transcript. Missed speech is re-read and unresolved passages retain their timing.

Extract
03

Speaker attribution

Vetucate:D labels speech. A final whole-recording pass reconciles provisional speaker identities.

04

Monitor read

Vetucate:V reads supported monitor values. Consecutive readings must agree; each reading retains its source image region.

Synthesis
05

Record writing

Vetucate:R files supported facts with their quotations, guided by the selected procedure. Additional reads and professional wording run when time permits.

06

Case record

Facts merge into a cumulative record and append-only ledger. Restatements are merged and conflicting evidence is retained.

Output
07

Case end

Whole-case audit, evidence checks, critical-event recall, review triage, professional wording, traced narrative and owner-summary preparation.

08

Documents and approval

Clinical draft, timeline, recording and manifest. The veterinarian reviews and approves; approval produces the requested client report and enables Wi-Fi or USB sharing.

Across interval boundaries

Intervals are captured and sealed independently. The previous interval’s ending provides context for split sentences. The whole-case audit re-reads adjacent intervals for missed information.

Evidence blocks and fact ledger

Each interval carries its fingerprint, chain link, completeness information and blur status. Accepted facts retain their evidence, attribution, time and software version in an append-only ledger.

Later evidence does not silently overwrite earlier evidence. A resolved conflict records its reason; unresolved conflicts remain visible to the veterinarian.

Record structure and evidence