Cold-chain traceability is a major operational, regulatory, and economic challenge
A temperature fluctuation in a refrigerated truck or cold storage facility can ruin an entire shipment. Without continuous monitoring, a temperature failure isn't detected until delivery—by which time it's too late to take action.
Good Distribution Practices (GDP) and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/161 require full temperature traceability throughout the supply chain. Paper chart recorders are no longer sufficient for ANSM/EMA audits.
Refrigerated vehicles, warehouse cold storage rooms, reefer containers, and store display cases: each piece of equipment has its own control system with a proprietary RS-232, Modbus, or CAN bus interface.
Mountain roads, rural areas, seaports, and industrial zones without fiber-optic connectivity: vehicles and logistics facilities regularly travel through areas with poor network coverage where data must be cached and transmitted later.
A driver receives a refrigeration alarm in the middle of a delivery. Without centralized monitoring, he must call a dispatcher, who then contacts a technician. The average response time exceeds 45 minutes—which is too long for temperature-sensitive medications.
A food or pharmaceutical product recall costs an average of 10M€. Most recalls related to the cold chain could have been prevented with real-time monitoring and early intervention.
Designed for logistics operators in the temperature-controlled transportation sector
Simultaneous acquisition of 1 to 16 PT100/NTC/thermocouple sensors per gateway. Resolution: 0.1°C. Zone-based monitoring for dual-temperature vehicles.
Two SIM cards from two different carriers with automatic switching. Maintains connectivity even in areas with limited coverage. Local backup in case of an outage.
Out-of-range detection and SMS/email/webhook alerts in less than 60 seconds. Automatic escalation if not acknowledged. Geolocation of the alert on a map.
GPS location data is included with each temperature measurement. Complete route reconstruction with geographic correlation of field visits. GDP-compliant export.
Automatic generation of a temperature report for each delivery: min/max/average, duration of deviations, and compliance with GDP thresholds. Sent to the customer via email.
Compatible with Thermo King, Carrier, and Zanotti refrigeration units via Modbus or CAN. Reads fault codes, operating hours, and unit fuel consumption.
Real-time view of your entire fleet on a map: location, temperature of each vehicle, and alarm status. Filters by area, product type, and driver.
All location and temperature data are hosted in France. Native GDPR compliance. No data transfers outside the EU. Important for pharmaceutical GDP data.
Each industry has its own specific requirements regarding temperature and regulatory compliance
Demonstration tailored to your logistics use case. Setup in less than an hour on a pilot vehicle or in a pilot warehouse.