The main task of this system is to fully automate all stages, starting from the acceptance of applications for the registration of veterinary drugs and ending with the issuance of an electronic certificate.
Key processes that will be automated include:
- acceptance of applications in electronic form;
- preliminary document verification;
- the ability to pay for services using a QR code;
- sending electronic applications to laboratories and receiving protocols signed with an electronic digital signature (EDS);
- making electronic decisions by the director of the Center;
- creating an electronic certificate with a QR code;
- maintaining a register of registered veterinary medicines;
- launching an analytical search module.
The Veterinary Service noted that applicants will be able to submit documents online using EDS, track the progress of their application in real-time, and receive up-to-date information about its status. The response in electronic form will be automatically generated and sent by the Center.
"The implementation of this system will create a unified mechanism for electronic document flow between applicants, laboratories, and the Center. In addition, the AIS will be integrated with other state information systems," the agency added.
