Cold Chain Management

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Cold Chain Management

Our cold chain solutions use IoT sensors to monitor temperature, humidity, and shock across the supply chain—ensuring compliance, reducing spoilage, and maintaining product integrity.

Key Features:

Real-time temperature and humidity tracking
Threshold-based alerts and logs
Compliance-ready reporting (GxP, HACCP)
Cold room and refrigerated vehicle integration

What It Does

Tracks temperature, humidity, and shock in real time
Sends alerts when conditions deviate from safe ranges
Logs data for audits and regulatory compliance
Integrates with refrigerated vehicles and cold rooms

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Key Benefits

Key Components

Sensors and monitored parameters in cold chain

oTemperature,

oHumidity,

oLight,

oDoor open,

oFuel level for backup power systems

Master readers/gateways

GPS/Telematics devices with GSM connectivity
The gateways can be fixed, or battery-powered to make them portable

Data loggers

These are portable or fixed devices that record temperature data over time. Data loggers can be retrieved and analyzed to ensure that the temperature remained within the required range during transit
Combining these with communication devices such as MaaR (mobile as a reader) cellphones, these can provide real-time data information

Cloud-Based Platforms

Data collected from sensors and loggers can be uploaded to cloud-based platforms, where it can be accessed and analyzed in real-time by stakeholders across the supply chain

Other components

Other key areas to monitor in real-time are power sources for the equipment that maintains the set conditions. This will include mains power and generators. In the latter, IoT enables monitoring to know that the generators are always in working condition when needed, whether in transit or as backup power sources when mains power fails.