TechNotes
Architecture, interoperability, performance, and security: we explain the trade-offs that shape CoreFactor software.
With Silice, the AI assistant built into VetCoreSolution®, permissions remain enforced by the server and every change requires the user's approval.
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At CoreFactor, we approach this question at several levels. Because a correct calculation is not enough to make software work.
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Before reaching a veterinary practice, every release passes through five control stages that let us prove its origin, contents, and the tests it has passed.
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With VetCoreSolution®, CoreFactor has chosen to build an open veterinary platform: each clinic controls its API keys, integrations, and the permissions it grants.
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At 6 p.m., when thousands of clinics are invoicing at the same time, a centralized architecture can become a bottleneck. Here is how VetCoreSolution separates data isolation from load distribution.
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In the cloud, what really prevents one veterinary practice from accessing another practice’s data? The answer depends above all on the architecture.
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