Cold chain

Cold chain and chilling centre monitoring

Pakistan loses roughly 20% of its milk annually, and up to 15% in summer. Most of it goes warm, between the can and the tanker.

Detail

What it does

Capacity, location and the collection centres feeding it.

Volume and temperature at intake, per shift, per centre.

Manual at defined intervals, with a device-integration path for automated logging from chiller controllers.

Milk above 4.4°C beyond a configurable duration alerts the operator and the network manager — while something can still be done about it.

Intake, dispatch, closing and variance per chiller.

Loss per centre per period, which is the number that justifies the software's price on its own.

Cleaning-in-place cycles recorded for compliance, and power or generator uptime correlated against temperature excursions.

Free for 20 animals, or thirty days of everything with no card.