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Feature

Proving the cold chain, one reading at a time.

When a recipient refuses a temperature-controlled load, the whole load is at stake. What counts then is what was measured and what was required at the time. Trajenda records the two together, at the stop.

How it works

  • In the trip form you enter the required temperature per stop: a minimum, a maximum or both.
  • The driver reads the reefer display and records the temperature, at loading, en route or at unloading. A photo of the display can be added.
  • The verdict is there straight away: within the required range, or outside it with the message to call the planner before unloading.
  • You see deviations under Costs and defects. A load without a requirement never appears there.
  • The proof of delivery shows the reading with the requirement next to it, and a deviation in words, so it stays readable on a black-and-white copy.

Why the requirement is stored with the reading

Each reading stores the requirement of that moment. If you adjust the range later, what applied that day stays visible. Otherwise a change made today would approve last month's readings after the fact.

The screen does not stop the driver. Anyone who cannot carry on because an app blocks them puts the app away, and then there is neither a reading nor a warning.

What it does not do

  • There is no connection with temperature loggers or reefer units. Every reading is taken by the driver.
  • Between two readings Trajenda monitors nothing, and no alarm goes off.
  • Trajenda does not approve or certify anything for ATP or HACCP. It records readings you can show.
  • Recording needs signal. Without signal the app says nothing was sent, and the input stays.

How the reading appears on the proof of delivery

Frequently asked questions

Does Trajenda read the temperature automatically?
No. The driver reads the display and records the temperature, with a photo if wanted. There is no connection with loggers or reefer units.
What happens if the temperature is out of range?
The app says so straight away, with the message to call the planner before unloading. The deviation appears in the list under Costs and defects, and in words on the proof of delivery.
What if the required range changes later?
Each reading keeps the requirement of that moment. A later change does not alter the verdict on older readings.