Veterinary diagnostics cloud practice management installed base measures veterinary locations using cloud-native practice-management systems integrated with clinical workflows.
IDEXX reported that its cloud-native practice-management systems surpassed 10,000 locations in 2025.
Software can deepen diagnostic workflow integration
Practice-management systems handle scheduling, records, billing, inventory, and client communications. Integration with diagnostic instruments and laboratory results can reduce workflow friction.
That gives software strategic value beyond its direct recurring subscription revenue and can deepen the workflow around CAG recurring revenue.
Installed locations are not the same as diagnostic instrument placements
A software location measures practice-management adoption, while premium instrument installed base measures diagnostic hardware.
Keep the two installed bases separate when evaluating cross-sell and workflow integration.
Primary source: IDEXX 2026 proxy statement.
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- IDXXOpen operating-model research →10 of 10 reviewed concepts in Veterinary Diagnostics EconomicsInstalled base, placements, and customer durability4 of 4 bridge concepts supportedContinue through this bridge:Customer Retention RatePremium Instrument Installed BasePremium Instrument Placements
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Compare cloud practice-management adoption while keeping software locations distinct from diagnostic instrument placements.
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