<p>Out of the 30 respondents, 93% (28/30) were reporting disease events using the system. On system attributes, 80% (24/30) find the system easy to use, 93% (28/30) were able to collect and submit data within 5 minutes or less. The system allowed feedback at different levels and among public and private practitioners. Monthly feedback was received by 64% (19/30) with 97% (29/30) of the users trained on KABS. Of the records reviewed, 6% (656/10595) were from private practitioners while 9% (914/10595) lacked data on location. Animal bites showed peaks in March, July and December with cattle 38% (151/401) and dogs 33% (132/401) being involved. Cases were reported from 76% (36/47) of the counties with Bungoma reporting 15% (59/401) and Vihiga 7% (28/401). Neurological signs were reported in 28% (112/401) of the cases and 44% (178/401) diagnosed for rabies. Humans exposed to bites from animal diagnosed with rabies were 107.</p>