Stories and Updates

Explore our posts for updates on our projects and team. Posts provide valuable in-depth tutorials for the databases (WRMD, OWRMD, CETO and WildAlert), and behind-the-scenes glimpses into our work.

Know Exactly What Changed: Introducing the Audit Log
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Know Exactly What Changed: Introducing the Audit Log

"Who changed this?" "When did this value get updated?" "What did it say before?" If you've ever asked one of these questions about a patient record — and every organization eventually does — we have news that's going to make your day. WRMD now keeps an automatic, behind-the-scenes record of changes to your patient records. We call it the Audit Log, and it's been one of the most requested features in WRMD's history.

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2025 Impact Report
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2025 Impact Report

WNDP’s 2025 Impact Report is here! Thank you for being a part of this community. Read on to see what we accomplished together last year!

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Find Your Species Faster: Introducing Curated Common Names
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Find Your Species Faster: Introducing Curated Common Names

Curated Common Names lets you build a short list of the species your organization actually treats. Once you do, the species search on your admission form quietly narrows itself to just those animals. Your team types a few letters and the right species is right there — no endless scrolling, no hunting through look-alikes from the other side of the world.

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Your Data, Your Rules: Introducing Required Fields
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Your Data, Your Rules: Introducing Required Fields

Required Fields is available to WRMD Pro users and lets your organization designate the fields that matter most to you as mandatory — above and beyond the handful of fields WRMD has always required. Mark a field as required and it gets a clear red star next to its label. If someone tries to save a record without completing it, WRMD gently stops them and points them right to what's missing.

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