Track change
See whether activity is increasing, decreasing, or shifting.
Rodent activity changes over time. SenesTech Rodent Monitoring Services provide a repeatable, data-driven way to track activity, identify changes, and help determine where your rodent management program may need attention.
Using strategically placed Monitoring Cards and Tracking Tunnels, we turn signs of rodent movement into measurable information that supports more informed decisions.
Food sources, nesting areas, travel patterns, and surrounding conditions can all influence where rodents are active.
That's why rodent management shouldn't be "set it and forget it." Ongoing monitoring provides visibility into what's changing, where activity is concentrated, and where your program may need adjustment.
Rodents can move through a property without being seen. Tracking Tunnels and Monitoring Cards capture footprints as rodents move through monitored areas, turning otherwise invisible movement into a visual, measurable record.
Monitoring helps you:
See whether activity is increasing, decreasing, or shifting.
Locate areas with concentrated activity.
Compare results before and after deployment.
Use monitoring insights to help guide product placement.
Adjust your program as activity and conditions change.
Place Tracking Tunnels along walls, runways, entry points, and other likely areas of rodent movement.
Monitoring Cards capture footprints and provide visible evidence of activity.
Retrieve Monitoring Cards at established intervals.
Compare results to identify where activity is highest and how it is changing.
Use monitoring insights to help focus rodent management efforts.
Provide a protected monitoring area along rodent travel paths.
Capture footprints to create a visual record of rodent activity.
Encourages rodents to investigate the monitoring area.
Together, these tools create a repeatable way to measure activity over time.
Monitoring is most valuable when results can be compared over time.
SenesTech monitoring can help identify changes in overall activity, persistent or emerging hotspots, areas where activity has declined, and locations requiring additional attention.
For customers using ongoing assessment and monitoring, the Evolve® Rodent Activity Index (RAI) provides a standardized way to measure rodent pressure:
Understand current activity and identify areas of greatest pressure.
Identify shifts, persistent hotspots, and areas requiring attention.
Compare results and use the information to help guide future program decisions.
Traditional IPM addresses the conditions and rodents present today. Rodent birth control adds another strategy by addressing reproduction. Monitoring provides visibility into rodent activity and how it changes over time.
Together, these strategies support a more informed approach to long-term rodent population management.
Monitoring can be tailored to your environment, rodent pressure, and program objectives.
Monitor activity across warehouses, manufacturing facilities, hospitality, and other complex properties.
Monitor feed, storage, livestock, and other areas where rodent pressure can affect operations.
Add objective monitoring and visual evidence to customer rodent management programs.
Whether you're establishing a baseline, deploying rodent birth control, or evaluating an existing IPM program, ongoing monitoring provides information to help you understand what's changing and make more informed decisions.