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Logistics and field service · Warehouse and cold chain
Cold chain checks
Loaders check temperature rules before a load leaves the dock.
- Handheld
- Works offline
Handheld assistantOn this device · no internet needed
The reefer reads 9°C. Can I load?
No. This load needs 2 to 8°C. Hold it, record the reading and call the shift lead.
How long can this load wait on the dock?
No more than 20 minutes outside the cold store, per the chilled goods procedure.
What do I record for a temperature excursion?
Time, reading, load number and who you told. Use the excursion form on the handheld.
The problem
Cold chain rules differ by product, and the cost of a mistake is a whole load. Loaders rely on memory or a laminated sheet. Docks are often where signal is worst.
Who uses it
Dock staff, loaders and drivers handling chilled and frozen goods.
What you train it on
- Cold chain procedures
- Product temperature ranges
- Excursion handling steps
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on your cold chain rules
Temperature ranges and holding procedures for each product group become the assistant’s knowledge.
- 2
Answers at the dock
Loaders ask on the handheld and get the rule for that load.
- 3
Updated centrally
Rule changes reach every dock device on your schedule.
Why it runs on the device
Fewer spoiled loads
Problems are caught before the truck leaves.
Clear escalation
Staff know exactly who to call.
Works at the dock
No signal needed.
Questions
Only if your sensors are connected. Otherwise staff tell it the reading.
Yes. Load customer-specific rules and it answers for that load.
It says so and points to the shift lead, rather than guessing.
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