Choose a suitable temperature input
Match the probe or sensor to the installation and the temperature information you need to monitor.
Explore temperature tagsCombine compatible temperature monitoring with vehicle tracking. Give your team the readings and trip context needed to investigate a temperature exception.
Book a demoBook a demoBook a demoExplore the solutionPlan sensor placement and reporting around the goods, vehicle and operating process before choosing the equipment.
Match the probe or sensor to the installation and the temperature information you need to monitor.
Explore temperature tagsInspect location updates and trip history when investigating the timing of a reported exception.
Explore fleet trackingReview faults and service requirements so maintenance can be planned around the transport schedule.
Explore servicingReview the vehicle’s route and site activity to establish the context for the temperature information your team is assessing.
Refrigerated transport Journey historyVAN-12 · HiaceMonday, 7 September
3 customer stops Richmond customerTime on site 32 min
123Richmond32 min on sitePLT-204 · Ava M. · 48 km/hDKP-55Vehicles14LivePLT-204 · Ava M.Punt Rd, Richmond485sQRX-118 · Tom B.Footscray329sDKP-55 · Nadia R.Tullamarine Fwy9512sPLT-991 · Marco T.Sunshine5414sTRK-808 · Noah W.Coburg6120sEQP-014 · Zoe L.Brunswick4427sCWD-263 · Ivy C.Windsor3933sUTE-676 · Ari D.Carlton2948sGHK-44 · Leo P.Preston site · idle 4 min—4 minSED-905 · Mia R.Essendon · idle 7 min—7 minLMN-330 · Priya K.West depot · idle 12 min—12 minABC-12 · Sam W.Workshop · stopped 2 h—2 hVAN-12 · No driverSt Kilda · stopped 5 h—5 hHGV-77 · No driverPort Melbourne · stopped 1 d—1 d14 of 14 vehiclesUpdated 5s agoVehicle activity builds journey and site history that can support the investigation of a delivery or temperature exception.
Explore tracking and journeysExplore tracking and journeysExplore tracking and journeysTracking updatesVehicleJourney historySite activityTeam reviewDefine the sensor thresholds, notification requirements and response process for the supported installation.
Plan your monitoringDiscuss the temperature and journey reports your team needs, including the source and timing of readings.
Explore reportingA sensor’s reading reflects its placement and operating conditions. Confirm calibration, sampling and the relationship between the measured area and the goods.
Discuss sensor installationIt combines compatible temperature readings with vehicle and journey information to help a team review conditions and investigate exceptions.
No. Temperature information needs a supported sensor or probe and a compatible installation.
No. Readings support your review, but sensor placement, calibration, packaging and the handling process also matter.
Available journey history helps establish the vehicle’s location and timing for the period being investigated.
Review the supported sensor information alongside location and time. Those inputs help the team investigate an exception. Confirm the available sensor views and reporting behaviour for the chosen installation.
Probe placement, calibration and the installation affect how a reading should be interpreted. Agree those requirements before rollout. A reading should be assessed against your cold-chain procedures.
Drivers can submit a fault with details and photos where relevant. The workshop can review it against the vehicle. Your operational procedure determines the response when goods may be affected.
Check the vehicle’s commitments and service needs before assigning a delivery. Include refrigeration requirements in that review. The dispatcher should confirm that the selected vehicle suits the load.
Show us your current process. We’ll walk through refrigerated transport with the vehicles, people and information your team needs.
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