
LEAVE Cold-chain monitoring
Every change.
A record to follow.
Connect temperature, humidity, light and shock with shipment alerts and handover records.
Explore the solutionMonitoring in practice
From a condition change
to a documented response.
Bring sensors, cargo identity and handling jobs together to see exceptions and assign the next step.

An excursion persists. Follow it through.
Temperature is above the illustrative 8°C limit without a light or shock change. Review cooling, probe placement and loading before recording the response.
- Temperature
- 9.6°C
- Humidity
- 68%RH
- Illuminance
- 0 lx
- Shock peak
- 0.12 g
- Rule
- Illustrative 2–8°C band; 15-minute excursion
- Context
- In transit; doors closed; no handling window
- Next action
- Contact the carrier; review cooling, probe and loading
- 1Event recorded
- 2Acknowledged
- 3Response archived
This browser-local example sends no notifications.
LEAVE data logger
A compact companion.
Conditions in view.
A slim body, hanging slot and LCD make condition readings clear on site. Link logger identity, cargo and transport jobs for review and traceability.
- A clear LCD view
Temperature and relative humidity share one display for quick on-site review. The illustrated 4.6°C and 64%RH are example values.
- Linked to cargo identity
Link logger identity, cargo, waybill and the recording window, retaining device and job records through handovers.
- A wider sensing picture
Correlate temperature and humidity with light and shock at platform level. Additional measurements depend on the selected devices and sensors.
The rendering illustrates product appearance. Ranges, accuracy, sampling, storage and connectivity depend on the selected product.
Temperature & humidity at a glanceCargo & job identitySensor readings
Beyond temperature.
A fuller view of cargo.
Sample temperature, relative humidity, illuminance and shock, linked to the same cargo, device and time.
- Temperature & humidity
Configure cargo-specific ranges, durations and sampling intervals. Review excursions, trends and recovery.
- Light & shock
Light changes provide context for exposure or opening. Review shock peaks, duration and axes for handling events.
- Data quality in context
Retain probe placement, calibration, clock alignment, battery and connectivity. Separate readings, gaps and backfilled data.
08:00 – 13:30
Review fluctuations, excursions and recovery. This example is within the illustrated temperature band.
The illustrative 2–8°C band is not a universal standard. Configure ranges, accuracy, intervals and alerts for each cargo.
Sensor fusion
Connect the signals.
Understand the event.
Combine condition trends, light changes, shock peaks and duration with transport and handling context.
- Time alignment & joint rules
Align sensor timestamps and combine time windows, rates of change and persistence rather than interpreting readings in isolation.
- Add operational context
Use scheduled handling, depot geofences, transit state and notes to distinguish planned work from exceptions.
- Explain the review cues
Show triggering signals, duration, location and handling records so teams can review cooling, loading or transport.
Fusion provides review cues and does not replace cargo inspection. Validate rules and probe placement for the cargo and packaging.

Stable transit; continue monitoring
Stable conditions, low light and no significant shock. No configured rule is triggered; verify coverage and probe placement.
Risk alerts
Raise the right alert.
Reach the right team.
Use excursion magnitude, duration, repeated events and recovery to configure notifications, escalation and response.
- Thresholds, persistence & recovery
Configure persistence, rates of change and recovery bands, using debounce and hysteresis to reduce repeated edge triggers.
- Graded notifications
Assign responsibility by cargo, customer and job. Record notification and acknowledgment; escalate unhandled or persistent events.
- Response & review
Review readings, location, handling records and available images. Document findings, corrective action and closure.
Detect → Notify → Review → Record response
- 1Event detected
Device records are linked to the job and a review event is created.
- 2Under review
The responsible team reviews device, job, permissions and context.
- 3Response recorded
Review and response notes are retained. Demo completion does not establish that an actual risk is resolved.
This demo only changes local workflow state. It sends no alerts or device commands.
Journey history
From loading to delivery.
Every change in context.
Link routes, sensor readings and operational events on a shared timeline to review conditions around exceptions.
- Data by transport job
Link cargo, waybill, container, probe and carrier job, retaining handovers through multi-leg journeys.
- Routes linked to readings
Select an exception window to review routes, stops and readings across transit, storage and handling.
- Traceable offline backfill
Supported devices buffer data and backfill after reconnecting, preserving sampling and receipt timestamps and visible gaps.
- Loaded at depot
Probe bound · Sampling started
- Planned handover
Light increased · Linked to handling window
- In transit
Shock peak · Linked to location and duration
- Delivery completed
Sampling window frozen · Handover recorded
Times, places and events are examples. Production records retain device and receipt times and flag missing data.
Handover report
A clear record.
At every handover.
Summarize conditions, exceptions and responses for customer communication, operational review and quality traceability.
- Cargo-specific summaries
Show ranges, extrema, excursion durations, shock peaks, light events and the configured rule version.
- Make missing data explicit
Distinguish recorded, missing and backfilled intervals; a gap is not evidence that conditions were within range.
- Handover & archiving
Record handover time, device unbinding, responsibility and notes, with permission-based exports.
CC-DEMO-1028
- Recording window
- 08:00 – 13:30
- Bound device
- SENSOR-DEMO-08
- Traceable records
- Temp, RH, light, shock, location
- Data completeness
- Gaps and backfilled intervals flagged
Production summaries include rule versions, exceptions, data gaps and handling records, with role-based archiving and exports.
Devices & platform
From physical signals
to operational insight.
Choose sensors and connectivity for the cargo, packaging and environment, then connect collection, analysis and response.
- Sensors & gateways
Select ranges, accuracy, probe count, sampling, battery and enclosure protection; validate placement and calibration.
- Transit & warehouse coverage
Combine cellular devices, Bluetooth probes and gateways with suitable buffering, protocols and device management.
- Business integration
Connect order, warehouse, transport and customer systems through APIs with shared cargo identities, alerts and reports.
- Sense conditionsTemperature / RH / light / shock
- Link shipmentDevice / cargo / waybill / time
- Correlate signalsThresholds / duration / handling
- Follow throughNotify / review / handover
Workflow illustration · Configure for the selected devices and project.
Device selection
Match the field requirement
with the right device.
Planning your solution
Practical guidance on device selection, coverage and integration before you start.
Discuss your projectWhat should I confirm when choosing cold-chain devices?
Confirm cargo requirements, sensor range and accuracy, sampling and reporting intervals, journey duration, mounting and network conditions. The illustrated logger is a design concept; use the actual model and delivery documents for production specifications.
How are temperature excursions or missing records reviewed?
Review thresholds, duration, sampling windows, device and receipt timestamps, location, handling windows and response records. Confirm offline storage and backfill capabilities for the selected device and platform.
Build better visibility
for your cargo.
Discuss your requirementsThe trailer and logger images are AI-generated concept renders. Charts and interactions are project-created illustrations.

