Jurong and Tuas, Singapore
Cold-chain records that pharmacies and freight forwarders can both check.
We write each temperature reading from the reefer and each handover into one record, so a shipment's cold history is proven before it is released to the shelf.
Four hands on one shipment
- Dock
Seal and log
The reefer is sealed and the logger is started at the dock.
- Road
Transfer
Each handover is signed with the time and the temperature.
- Warehouse
Check excursions
Any reading out of range is flagged against the product rule.
- Pharmacy
Release
A named pharmacist releases or quarantines the shipment.
Written into every shipment record
Logger feed
Readings are stored at fixed intervals, with gaps and sensor faults marked rather than smoothed away.
Excursion rules
Each product has a range and an allowed time out of range, written into the shipment record.
Release decision
The receiving pharmacist sees a release or quarantine note, with the reasons attached.
What pharmacists ask before release
Does a logger replace the carrier's log?
No. We ingest it and keep the carrier's log beside ours.
Who sees the excursion history?
The shipper, the carrier and the receiving pharmacy. Nobody else.
Can a shipment be released with an excursion?
Only by a named pharmacist, with the reason written on the record.
