Smart from start to finish.

IoT tracking every step of the way.

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Improving supply chain logistics.

Keep the robots in line (the assembly line, that is) and automatically manage the supply chain from start to finish. Your customers will have their raw materials in and their finished materials out in no time flat.

Applications

Two workers in a warehouse stock shelves with boxes being tracked using IoT.

01

Package/container tracking


Get from one place to another without losing a thing. With both package and container tracking, your customers will know exactly where their products are all the time. They can respond quickly to any weather or shipping delays, and keep their clients and their own bottom line happy.

A gauge attached to a liquid filtering unit that is monitored using IoT.

02

Cold chain management


Keeping your cool can be tricky. Cold chain management solutions track the temperature conditions during movement and storage, associating the product to each measurement’s location. Your customers will have real-time visibility of temperature deviations, locations and durations of non-compliant conditions, information for insurance, third-party claims, and loss prevention. They’ll be covered from the moment that product leaves their factory to the moment it arrives at their client’s front door.

A tanker truck that is monitored with IoT tank level sensors moves down a country road.

03

Asset tracking


Make assets an asset to your customer’s bottom line. Both high and low-value assets can be protected with tracking devices that provide mission-critical information like current location, frequency and nature of the movement, past locations, and coordinates on a map. They’ll save more and lose less when all of their assets are tracked in one convenient place.

Two warehouse workers discuss the location of a pallet being tracked by IoT.

04

Contract performance


Seal the deal. In addition to the ability to monitor and track anything, anywhere, IoT solutions can provide data for contract metrics. Digital ledger technology can keep logs of all transactions while providing supply chain partners with specific data access. Your customer will have complete visibility to supply chain metrics, immediate awareness of unmet objectives, automated payment for contract performance met or exceeded, and data for reevaluating contract terms.