Activate Alta Blue Link Integration

Check the top of your PULSE Platform page to see if your dairy has DC Unlimited or DC Pro:
Click here to learn more about the different versions of the PULSE Platform.
Follow these steps to configure and integrate Alta Blue Link with VAS and provide consultants view-only access to your herd data in the PULSE Platform.

- Sire (SID
Sire identifier)
- Dam (DID
Dam identifier)
- Maternal grandsire (MGS)
- Maternal great-grandsire (MGGS)
This data is used to assess the herd's genomic profile and is the basis of calculations made for specific animal traits and potential improvements.
See View Animal Details on CowCards to learn more about viewing and adding animal item data.

Follow these steps to establish the connection:
- In PULSE, navigate to Partners > Integrations Gallery > Alta Blue Link.
- Click See Details or See Requirements on the Alta Blue Link integration card.
- Follow the Connection Instructions on the right side of the page to establish the connection:
- Click Add New Alias, then complete the following fields:
- Alias: Enter your Dairy Name. If you have multiple dairies, we recommend you use different names for each alias.
- Registration Key or Producer Code: Copy or enter your software registration key or producer code from your Alta Blue Link account. Each device used to access Alta Blue Link has a unique registration key.
NOTE: If you do not have a registration key or producer code, contact your Alta Blue Link representative. - Click the Connection Status toggle and verify the status switches to Active:
- Click Save.
- If necessary, click Edit Integration to make any adjustments or edits and save your changes.
- Click Add New Alias, then complete the following fields:

Once the data connection is active, your genetic consultant will contact you to begin reviewing your herd's genomic data and analyzing options to improve specific genomic traits of your herd. You will work together to customize and implement the plan, which includes sire selection and animal mating recommendations based on your genetic goals.