Innately’s SmartICVI gets NASAHO national approval

Innately said its SmartICVI electronic certificate platform has been selected by the National Assembly of State Animal Health Officials as a nationally approved eCVI vendor, a designation that supports interstate livestock movement and veterinary compliance in all 50 states. The move puts SmartICVI among a small group of software tools approved nationwide.

Why it matters: - SmartICVI’s national approval gives accredited veterinarians a tool for creating state-compliant electronic certificates of veterinary inspection from any device. - The designation matters for interstate livestock movement, where compliance and speed can affect animal transport and clinic workflows. - Innately said SmartICVI is one of only a few software solutions approved in all 50 states.

What happened: - Innately announced that the National Assembly of State Animal Health Officials selected SmartICVI as a nationally approved eCVI vendor. - The company said the recognition validates SmartICVI’s ability to streamline electronic health certificates. - The announcement was dated July 14, 2026, from Colorado Springs, Colorado.

The details: - SmartICVI is a cloud-based Electronic Certificate of Veterinary Inspection platform. - The software lets accredited veterinarians generate, finalize and securely submit compliant health certificates. - SmartICVI works from any device. - The platform includes offline mobile functionality. - The platform uses pre-filled data templates. - The platform supports staff workflows designed to reduce manual data entry. - SmartICVI uses cross-platform synchronization. - SmartICVI includes offline tracking capabilities. - SmartICVI imports data from other software programs. - The company said these features are intended to reduce error rates and administrative burdens. - Tyson Hartshorn, Innately’s founder and CEO, said SmartICVI has been one of the original electronic CVI solutions on the market for the past decade. - Hartshorn said SmartICVI simplifies compliance for small and large veterinary clinics. - Innately said RxExpress is built on the same platform as SmartICVI. - RxExpress is designed to streamline prescription management and pharmacy workflows. - Innately said clinics and veterinarians can toggle between RxExpress and SmartICVI seamlessly. - Innately’s animal health suite also includes OneEquine, registry software for equine associations. - OneEquine is used to manage members, horses, events and performance. - Innately said the company develops software for equine sports, horse registries and veterinary compliance. - SmartICVI’s website is More information. - Innately’s general website is More information. - NASAHO is the National Assembly of State Animal Health Officials. - NASAHO comprises the chief state and territorial animal health officials across the United States. - NASAHO is an affiliate of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture. - NASAHO works with federal partners, industry stakeholders and veterinarians on public and animal health, food supply protection, science-based policy, safe animal movement and disease prevention. - NASAHO’s overview page is More information.

Between the lines: - The approval strengthens Innately’s position in the veterinary compliance software market. - The company is pairing compliance tools with adjacent products like prescription and registry software to keep clinics inside one platform. - National approval can help reduce friction for veterinary teams that handle animal movement paperwork across states.

What’s next: - Innately is likely to lean on SmartICVI’s national approval in sales to veterinary clinics and animal health professionals. - The company’s broader platform strategy suggests more cross-use between SmartICVI, RxExpress and OneEquine. - Innately’s social page is Visit us on social media.

The bottom line: - SmartICVI now has a nationally approved status that could make it easier for veterinarians to manage electronic health certificates across state lines.