Industry
Healthcare & Pharma
For vaccines, clinical samples and high-cost medicines, Geodot logs temperature from warehouse to delivery, ships by expiry date and records every move with time and person responsible.
Temperature, expiry and custody
- Product leaves the central warehouse within range, but on the last mile nobody logs the temperature.
- Without sensors in the truck, an excursion is discovered when the delivery is rejected.
- Clinical samples have a short shelf life and strict transfer windows.
- Thousands of SKUs with lots and expiry dates require FEFO and recall traceability.
- Every move has to be recorded with time, temperature and person responsible for audit.
Modules for healthcare distribution
Core modules
Complementary modules
Scenarios in healthcare distribution
Cold chain
Temperature sensors from any vendor in refrigerated trucks, and rejection at receiving when product arrives out of range.
Scenario · pharmaceutical distribution
FEFO
Release by expiry date, with an alert at scanning when another pallet closer to expiry sits in a different location.
Scenario · healthcare warehouse
Custody
Every move is recorded with time, temperature and person responsible, from the central warehouse to the point of delivery.
Scenario · audit
Next steps
- CasesOperations in productionBottler, fishing fleet and bonded warehouse at AIFA, in production. Anything shown in a demo is marked separately.See the case
- ImplementationA pilot before the contractA phased plan with reviewed deliverables and go-live criteria.See the methodology
- ROIPayback estimated with your dataTrucks, cost per trip and manual routing hours. You adjust the assumptions.Open the calculator
Your cold network, reviewed leg by leg
In the meeting we walk through your distribution network and point out which legs lack temperature records.