Industry
Coldchain
The stock record and the temperature record belong together, because a reading you cannot tie to a pallet proves nothing.
Overview
A temperature log nobody can tie to a specific pallet proves nothing. The value is in the binding between the reading and the identity of the stock it was taken next to. Bind put-away to a chamber and an excursion resolves to a list of pallets, so a despatch carries the temperature history of the stock on it.
Workflow
Receiving, processing, dispatching
The three acts every inventory operation reduces to. Each step below is a point where identity, quantity or context gets captured.
Receiving
Inbound at the dock, where the cold chain is most often broken.
- Read the consignment tag before the door is opened
- Capture pulp temperature against the consignment identity
- Weigh in to confirm the quantity delivered against the invoice
- Accept, reject or accept-under-protest on the spot, with the evidence attached
Processing
Storage, with excursions caught as they happen.
- Log chamber and rack temperature continuously against location
- Bind every put-away to a chamber, so an excursion names the stock it touched
- Rotate on first-expiry-first-out from the scanned lot
- Raise an excursion alert to the operator on the floor
Dispatching
Load-out with the chain intact and provable.
- Pre-cool and verify the vehicle before loading
- Scan out at the gate against the trip manifest
- Attach the temperature history to the despatch record
- Hand the customer a chain of custody they can audit
What it runs on
Proof
Next step
Tell us what you are trying to trace.
Describe the flow: what arrives, what happens to it and what leaves. We will tell you what it takes to capture it.
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