VETscout Records Collector Saves your clinic hours.

VETscout automatically requests, retrieves, and verifies veterinary records from referring clinics before your patient arrives. No phone calls. No faxes. No chasing.

The average clinic wastes hours every week chasing records that should arrive automatically.

Phone tag with referring clinics

Your staff spends hours following up on records that should have arrived days ago.

Fax machines and email attachments

Records arrive in the wrong format, out of order, or not at all.

Incomplete charts at appointment time

Your specialists are seeing patients without the full picture.

The agent runs so your staff doesn't have to.

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01 · Inbox

Create a case

Enter patient name, referring clinic, and reason for referral. Scout scans your PIMS for an existing record before doing anything else.

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02 · Agent

VETscout starts working

VETscout emails the referring clinic, monitors for a response, parses every received document with AI, identifies exactly what's missing, and follows up for completion.

Dr. Rivera opens a finished file
03 · Case file

Case is prepped

You get a complete, verified patient record with a structured clinical summary, ready before the appointment.

The output, not just the promise.

Every referral packet with emails, attachments, faxes, scanned notes gets opened, read, and turned into a single case file your specialist can review in minutes. Your front desk doesn't triage attachments. Your specialist doesn't piece together the timeline. The work that used to live in twelve browser tabs and a paper stack now lives on one screen.

  • One case file per patient. no more attachment archaeology
  • Handwritten notes transcribed and cited
  • Gaps flagged with a follow-up email already drafted
  • Built around the way your specialists already work
workspace.vetscout.ai / cases / CASE-012
CASE-012 Prepped · 7:42 AM

Whiskers McGee

Feline · DSH · DOB 2024-01 · 4.2 kg · Spayed F Appt · 9:30 AM · Dr. Rivera (Internal Med)
Presenting concern

Referred by Sunset Blvd Animal Hospital for evaluation of intermittent vomiting over 3 weeks, partial appetite. Weight loss 0.4 kg since 03/15.

Relevant history
  • 2024-09: routine wellness, CBC/chem unremarkable except mildly elevated ALT (98 U/L).
  • 2025-11: vaccinated FVRCP/Rabies. No GI complaints noted.
  • 2026-03-15: presented to GP, prescribed maropitant + bland diet. Brief improvement.
  • 2026-04-02: rechecked, recommended specialist referral.
Current medications
Maropitant 4mg PO q24h Mirtazapine 1.875mg q72h Probiotic — Fortiflora
Notes from referring vet
"Owner reports vomiting often follows wet food. Suspect food sensitivity vs. early IBD. Bloodwork attached. Would value imaging review."
— Dr. K. Patel, Sunset Blvd Animal Hospital
Labs · most recent
ALT142 U/L↑ High
BUN24 mg/dLWNL
Crea1.4 mg/dLWNL
T42.1 µg/dLWNL
PCV38 %WNL
Prior diagnostics
  • Abd US 2026-03-20 — mild thickening of small intestinal wall.
  • Fecal float — negative.
Gaps flagged
Missing
Imaging report DICOM — referenced in SOAP but not attached.
Drafted
Follow-up email to Dr. Patel ready to send.
Verified
All bloodwork and SOAP notes cross-checked.
Read time:
4 min.
down from ~45.

Everything your team needs. Nothing they don't.

AI-Powered Records Agent

Requests, monitors, and follows up automatically. No staff involvement required.

Gap Detection

VETscout reads every document and flags what's referenced but missing.

PIMS Integration

Push records directly into EzyVet, Covet, and more with one click.

Send Report Back

Auto-generates a specialist summary and routes it back to the referring vet when the case closes.

Duplicate Detection

Flags duplicate documents and lets your staff decide what to remove. Scout never deletes without explicit approval.

Patient Scan

Checks your PIMS for an existing patient record before creating a new chart. No duplicate profiles.

FAQ

Does the referring clinic need to install software or make an account? +

No. The referring clinic can reply to a normal records request email with attachments, the same way they do today. VETscout is built to reduce coordination work, not create a new portal everyone has to learn.

Does VETscout replace our PIMS? +

No. It is an intake layer that feeds into the systems your team already runs. The goal is to remove the records-chasing and packet-prep work upstream of the chart, not ask the clinic to rip out core software.

What happens when the record is incomplete? +

Gap detection checks for diagnostics or records that are referenced but missing, flags them in plain language, and drafts a targeted follow-up. Staff are not left guessing whether "everything important" has actually arrived.

Is patient data secure? +

VETscout is built with data security as a baseline requirement, not an afterthought. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We don't sell or share patient data with third parties. Full security documentation is available for enterprise accounts.

What happens if a clinic doesn't respond? +

VETscout sends configurable follow-up emails at intervals you set. If a clinic remains unresponsive after your defined threshold, Scout flags the case for human follow-up and notifies your team, so nothing falls through the cracks.

Will it ever delete or overwrite documents automatically? +

No. Potential duplicates can be flagged for review, but removal stays under explicit human approval. VETscout is meant to be aggressive about reading and organizing, conservative about destructive actions.

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Stop opening attachments.
Start opening cases.

Twenty minutes on a call. We'll walk you through a sample inbox, show three real referrals processed end-to-end, and you'll see exactly what your specialists would have woken up to.

No commitment HIPAA-grade controls US-based team