> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.aglive.com/angus-verified/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.aglive.com/angus-verified/record-sires.md).

# Record Sires

### Aim

Record your Angus Sire IDs once so you can easily allocate sires in your breeding program with one click.

### Benefits

Identify all your registered Angus sires to validate your animals Angus Verified status.

### Steps

## **1.** Record Sires

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Manual Input using NLIS ID" %}
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1. Click on **Angus Verified**
2. Click on **Record Sires** 
3. On the Record Sire page, click on **Create Sire** 
4. Select your **PIC Number** from the dropdown 
5. Enter the **Angus Sire ID** 
6. Change the **AI Sire**, toggle to **No** 
7. Under Record IDs, select **Manual Input** and toggle to **NLIS ID** 
8. Enter the **NLIS ID** shown on the outside of the NLIS device 
9. Click **Next** 
10. Review **PIC Number, Angus Sire ID**, and **NLIS ID** 
11. Under **Declaration**, review all and tick each checkbox 
12. Click **Save** 
13. A **Saved** popup will display. Click **Close** 
    {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Manual Input using RFID" %}
![To enlarge, click on this video. Press ESC to exit](/files/-MgFWOSTZCpU6fRBsvYa)

1. Click on **Angus Verified** 
2. Click on **Record Sires** 
3. On the Record Sire page, click on **Create Sire** 
4. Select your **PIC Number** from the dropdown 
5. Enter the **Angus Sire ID** 
6. Change the **AI Sire**, toggle to **No**
7. Under Record IDs, select **Manual Input** and toggle to **RFID**
8. Enter the **RFID**
9. Click **Next**
10. Review **PIC Number, Angus Sire ID**, and **RFID** 
11. Under **Declaration**, review all and tick each checkbox 
12. Click **Save** 
13. A **Saved** popup will display. Click **Close** 
    {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Bluetooth Scanner" %}
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**Note:** Please make sure your phone has already been paired to the Bluetooth device prior to setup

1. Click on **Angus Verified**
2. Click on **Record Sires** 
3. On the Record Sire page, click on **Create Sire** 
4. Select your **PIC Number** from the dropdown 
5. Enter the **Angus Sire ID** 
6. Change the **AI Sire**, toggle to **No** 
7. Under Record IDs, select **Bluetooth Scanner** 
8. Click **Next** 
9. On the **Scan** page, select your device and click **Connect** 
   * **Note:** You may need to scroll your Bluetooth devices list to see the black Connect button at the bottom of this list 
10. Once your device is connected, scan the RFID tag/s 
11. The progress bar indicates that the scan is successful 
12. Click **Complete** 
13. Review **PIC Number, Angus Sire ID,** and **RFID** 
14. Under **Declaration**, review all and tick each checkbox 
15. Click **Save** 
16. A **Saved** popup will display. Click **Close** 
    {% endtab %}
    {% endtabs %}

## **2.** Record AI Sires

![To enlarge, click on this video. Press ESC to exit](/files/-MgFXGE7BgL4iAbSl7G6)

1. Click on **Angus Verified**
2. Click on **Record Sires** 
3. On the Record Sire page, click on **Create Sire** 
4. Select your **PIC Number** from the dropdown 
5. Enter the **Angus Sire ID** 
6. Change the **AI Sire** toggle to **Yes** 
7. Click **Next** 
8. Review **PIC Number, Angus Sire ID** 
9. Under **Declaration**, review all and tick each checkbox 
10. Click **Save** 
11. A **Saved** popup will display. Click **Close** 

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