Industry
Food & Dairy
Geodot connects plant, warehouse, routing and cold chain. Product ships by expiry date, each customer has its own shelf-life rule, and temperature is logged throughout transport.
Expiry, cold chain and lot traceability
- Temperature is controlled in the warehouse, but in transport there is no log or alert, and the rejection comes at delivery.
- If the warehouse does not pick by expiry date, older pallets end up behind newer ones and expire.
- Large retail chains require a minimum shelf life per delivery and reject the whole truck if one product falls short.
- In a product recall, you need to know which customers received each lot.
Product releaseFEFO by expiry
Minimum shelf lifeRule per customer
TraceabilityBy lot, through to the customer
Temperature in transitLogged and alerted
Modules for food and dairy
Core modules
Complementary modules
Capabilities and operations in the sector
FEFO
When an operator scans the wrong pallet, iWMS flags that older product is stored in another location.
iWMS capability
83%
minimum shelf life required by a large retail chain, applied to the whole trip at scanning. Nothing below it is loaded for that customer.
Customer rule · food distribution
23 vessels
with satellite telemetry, fuel measured in the tank and Control Tower tracking the entire fleet.
Fishing fleet · Argentina · in production
Customer shelf-life rules, checked against your catalog
In the meeting we review your shelf-life rules by customer and show how they are applied at scanning and loading.