Automated DairyComp SCC Trend Alerts
Every morning, WebRun checks your most recent bulk tank somatic cell count result, compares it to your co-op's quality premium and penalty thresholds, cross-checks DairyComp 305 for cows with recent mastitis or high individual cell count history, logs the trend to a sheet, and posts a Slack alert naming the cows most likely contributing before the count triggers a penalty.
How do I catch a rising bulk tank somatic cell count before it costs a penalty?
WebRun checks your bulk tank somatic cell count every morning against your co-op's premium and penalty thresholds, logs the trend to a Google Sheets quality log, and cross-checks DairyComp 305 for cows with recent mastitis or high individual cell counts. It posts a Slack alert naming the likely contributors before the rising trend costs you a quality payment.
- A rising cell count trend is caught days before it crosses a penalty threshold
- Likely contributing cows are named instead of searching the whole herd
- The quality trend log builds itself every morning with no manual entry
Built for dairy farm owners · herd health managers · dairy quality managers · farm managers
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.vas.com/dairycomp-305in a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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DairyComp 305 - find cows with recent mastitis or high cell counts
vas.com
WebRun opens DairyComp 305 to find cows with recent mastitis or high cell counts. - Open DairyComp 305 and pull cows with a mastitis event or high individual somatic cell count in the past 30 days
- Rank them by days in milk and how recently the event was logged
- Note each cow's ID, pen, and last recorded cell count or event
Done when Every likely contributor to a rising cell count is listed with her history.
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Google Sheets - log the bulk tank trend
google.com
WebRun opens Google Sheets to log the bulk tank trend. - Open the Bulk Tank Quality Log
- Append today's bulk tank somatic cell count reading with the date
- Chart the trend against your co-op's premium and penalty thresholds
Done when The quality log reflects today's reading and the rolling trend line.
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Slack - alert the team before a penalty hits
slack.com
WebRun opens Slack to alert the team before a penalty hits. - Post a Slack alert if the trend is approaching a penalty threshold
- List the likely contributing cows from DairyComp 305, highest risk first
- Include how many points the tank is from the next threshold
Done when The team has an early warning in Slack with named cows before any penalty hits.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does WebRun pull the bulk tank result automatically from my co-op?
It reads whatever result you or your hauler has entered into the shared tracking sheet each day. If your co-op offers a portal export, WebRun can be set to check that instead.
How does it decide which cows are likely contributors?
It ranks cows in DairyComp 305 by recent mastitis events and individual high cell count history, so the cows most likely driving the tank average are named first, not just the whole herd.
Will it treat a flagged cow or change her milking order?
No. WebRun only flags likely contributors for your team to check. Any decision to treat, separate, or dump a cow's milk stays with you and your vet.
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