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GETTING HELP WITH ZIMS for STUDBOOKS

Contact Species360 Support  


How Species360 Can Help

Self Help - Studbook Index

Studbook Webinars

PMx Questions

 

How Species360 Can Help

Your Species360 Support Representative is here to help you with any questions you may have about ZIMS.

 

Contact support@Species360.org and your question will automatically be forwarded to your assigned support representative. If your support representative is out of the office, your question will be assigned and answered by one of our other representatives. Please do not contact your support representative through their private email.

 

Self Help - Studbook Index

Species360 has a library of Help documents, PowerPoints, and videos to assist you with your studbook needs. Access to the Studbook Training Index: http://training.species360.org/StudbookLibrary

 

Studbook Webinars

Species360 offers webinars on ZIMS for Studbooks are offered twice monthly, typically on the third Thursday of the month. Species360 staff is in attendance to guide you through deployment, navigation and answer any questions that you may have about ZIMS for Studbooks. Additionally, regional associations offer sessions that focus on their specific program best practices and data needs:

You can find the webinar schedule and sign up to attend here:

 

PMx Questions or Bugs

Questions or bugs with the filters or raw exports?
 Contact Support@species360.org  
Questions or bugs within PMX?
 Contact  https://scti.tools/help-support/#HowToGetHelp
Not sure?
 Contact Support@species360.org  
 and https://scti.tools/help-support/#HowToGetHelp

 

 

Revised 5 March 2025
 

 

It is the mission of Species360 to facilitate international collaboration in the collection and sharing of information on animals and their environments for zoos, aquariums and related organizations.

 

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