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IDEXX Cornerstone: The same vendor on-premise product for multi-site hospitals needing deeper inventory and reporting

Cloud practice management from IDEXX, designed around IDEXX analysers and reference laboratories
As of 31 August 2026, IDEXX Neo's pricing is not published; the vendor quotes on request. A deliberately simple cloud practice management system for small animal clinics, built by the diagnostics company whose analysers probably sit in your laboratory room. Softwr lists it under Veterinary. IDEXX Neo is made by IDEXX Laboratories, Inc., available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
IDEXX Neo is a browser-based veterinary practice management system covering appointment scheduling, medical records with templated exam notes, invoicing and payment, client communication, reminders, inventory and standard practice reporting. It is designed for one to three doctor small animal practices and is intentionally lighter than IDEXX Cornerstone, the on-premise product the same company sells to larger and multi-site hospitals. The decision here is rarely about the software. IDEXX sells in-house analysers, reference laboratory services and imaging, and Neo is engineered so that results from IDEXX VetLab analysers and IDEXX Reference Laboratories flow into the patient record without a manual step, alongside SmartFlow treatment sheets and the IDEXX imaging line. If your diagnostics are IDEXX, the workflow is genuinely tighter than a neutral cloud system can offer. If they are not, or if you may move to another laboratory provider, you are buying a record system from a company whose commercial interest is in the consumables and the test volume, and software price is frequently negotiated as part of a diagnostics agreement rather than quoted on its own. The buyer is a small independent clinic that runs IDEXX equipment and wants hosting, backup and updates handled. The trade-off is ceiling and coupling. Neo is not built for multi-site groups, its reporting and inventory are basic by design, and the third-party integration surface is much narrower than open cloud systems such as ezyVet or Provet Cloud, which is precisely what makes a later switch of both software and diagnostics a single, larger decision instead of two small ones.
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IDEXX Cornerstone: The same vendor on-premise product for multi-site hospitals needing deeper inventory and reporting

ezyVet: A neutral cloud system with a much wider integration catalogue if you are not committed to IDEXX diagnostics


Shepherd: A modern cloud option for small practices that prioritises fast record keeping over diagnostics coupling
Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
IDEXX Neo
On request
Capabilities
IDEXX analyser integration
Results from in-house VetLab analysers post directly into the patient record
Reference laboratory integration
IDEXX Reference Laboratories orders and results handled without re-keying
Cloud hosting
Backup, updates and infrastructure handled by the vendor with no practice server
Templated medical records
Exam and SOAP templates aimed at reducing typing during consultations
Scheduling and reminders
Appointment book with automated client reminders by email and text message
Invoicing and inventory
Charge capture at the point of care with basic stock tracking
Answered, with sources
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No, but almost all the advantage of choosing Neo over a neutral cloud system comes from the IDEXX analyser and reference laboratory integration.
Cornerstone is the older on-premise product for larger and multi-site hospitals, with much deeper inventory and reporting. Neo is cloud, simpler and aimed at small practices.
No. It is quoted per practice and is frequently negotiated alongside diagnostics commitments, so ask for the software price as a standalone figure.
Data extracts are available on request, but plan the extract and test it before you commit, because migration off a diagnostics-linked system is usually a bigger project than expected.
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