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TempTrack

Distribution & logistics

Temperature monitoring for distribution and logistics

TempTrack shows distributors and logistics companies the temperature in every warehouse zone and in vehicles, in real time. When goods leave their regime the system reports it immediately, and a report for the period serves as proof to the customer that the cold chain was not broken.

Challenges

What is specific about distribution

  • 01

    Responsible for someone else’s goods

    A distributor is liable for a product it did not make. Without a temperature record, every complaint becomes one word against another.

  • 02

    Several temperature zones

    Frozen, chilled and ambient ranges share one building, often with loading docks where the cold chain is most easily broken.

  • 03

    Large buildings

    In high-bay warehouses the temperature under the roof and at floor level can differ considerably, so a single measuring point is not enough.

  • 04

    Out-of-hours operation

    A refrigeration failure on Friday evening is discovered on Monday morning, unless someone receives an alert.

References

Customers in this industry

  • Corp JVJV
TempTrack has improved how we control and monitor the temperature of our products, which must stay within a defined temperature regime across the whole supply chain, from production to the customer.

Tihomir Ostojić

Logistics Director, Somboled d.o.o. Sombor

TempTrack lets us be certain that we meet all HACCP standards. The reports are detailed and the audit went through without any issues.

Svetlana Petković

Quality Control, Corp JVJV Novi Sad

Regimes

Typical temperature regimes

Indicative values. Limits for a specific product are set by the producer declaration and your HACCP plan.

Typical temperature regimes
Product / spaceRegime
Quick-frozen foodbrief rises to −15 °C tolerated in transport≤ −18 °C
Chilled (meat, fish)0…+4 °C
Chilled (dairy, delicatessen)+2…+8 °C
Fruit and vegetablesdepending on type+4…+12 °C
Ambient warehouse+15…+25 °C

TempTrack

How TempTrack helps

  • One gateway for the whole site

    LoRaWAN has long range, so a single gateway typically covers an entire distribution centre, with no network equipment in each hall.

  • Zones, docks and vehicles in one place

    Every room, loading dock and vehicle has its own sensor and limits, and all of them appear on one dashboard.

  • An alert to whoever is on duty

    Alerts arrive by email, SMS or Telegram, at night and at weekends too, and can also sound over speakers on site.

  • A report as proof for the customer

    For every complaint there is a temperature record for the period in question, sent as a report.

Temperature monitoring for distribution and logistics

Where sensors are usually placed

  • Frozen and chilled rooms
  • Loading docks and dispatch
  • High-bay storage, at several heights
  • Ambient warehouse
  • Cargo space of delivery vehicles

Frequently asked questions

Is a Wi‑Fi network needed in the warehouse?

No. Sensors communicate over a LoRaWAN network, which is independent of Wi‑Fi and of the site’s existing IT infrastructure.

Can TempTrack be used for warehouse temperature mapping?

Yes. Several sensors spread across the height and depth of the building show where the warm and cold spots are, which is the basis for temperature mapping and for choosing permanent measuring points.

How do I prove to a customer that goods stayed in regime?

The system exports a report with all measurements for the selected room or vehicle and period, with deviations marked.

See how TempTrack would work at your site

Tell us how many cold rooms or warehouses you have. We will show you the system in action and suggest a sensor layout.