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OpenVPM Roadmap

OpenVPM is building the modern, open, API-first foundation for veterinary software — the system AI agents and integrators can actually build on, and that clinics fully own.

This roadmap is a living document. The fastest way to influence it: open an issue, start a discussion, or 👍 the ones that matter to you. ⭐ the repo to follow along.

✅ Shipped

  • Core PIMS: patients, clients, scheduling, medical records (SOAP, labs, vaccinations, prescriptions), billing & invoicing, inventory, controlled substances, reporting, client portal, real-time whiteboard
  • Public REST API (/api/v1) with scoped, per-practice API keys
  • OpenVPM Agent — a typed tool layer + Claude tool-use runner; operate the practice in natural language, in-app or over POST /api/v1/agent
  • Scheduling engine — strict conflict detection (doctor and room), reschedule, open-slot availability
  • Clinical depth — weight-based drug dosing calculator, vital signs, treatment plans linked to the problem list
  • Wellness plans / recurring billing
  • Self-service online booking via the client portal
  • CSV import for migrating clients & patients (pairs with full JSON export)

🔜 Next (no external dependencies — community PRs very welcome)

  • Staff calendar UX: drag-to-reschedule on the live calendar (the API already supports it)
  • Appointment waitlist
  • Reminder scheduling (queue + due-list; delivery pluggable)
  • Deeper agent tools and an audit trail for agent actions
  • Embeddable online-booking widget for clinic websites

🌅 Later (needs integrations or larger design)

  • Payments (Stripe) — online invoice payment + wellness-plan charge capture
  • SMS / email delivery (Twilio / Resend) for reminders and two-way client comms
  • Lab integrations (IDEXX, Antech, Zoetis) — order + auto-result matching
  • PIMS-compatibility connectors — mirror an incumbent's public API so existing integrations work against OpenVPM, and so a clinic can keep a live, owned copy of their data
  • Imaging / DICOM, multi-location, FHIR-inspired veterinary data standard, mobile companion app

How we prioritize

  1. Does it help a real clinic do real work faster? (reduce staff hours)
  2. Does it strengthen the open API / agent platform others build on?
  3. Can the community own a piece of it? (we label good first issue)

If something you need isn't here, tell us — that's how it gets prioritized.