Ensuring temperature-sensitive goods don’t spoil anywhere – warehouse, in-transit, or at stores
Preventing spoiled goods from entering the market at a serial level
Creating virtual tracking zones in any warehouse or store
Ensuring that low-shelf life goods don’t overstay their ‘best by’ date
Bringing predictability on arrival times
Enabling companies to match product demand on short notice
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Identifying environmental deterioration/damage at an item level
Accounting for damage due to rash driving or handling errors in the chain of custody
Speeding up load/unload times at warehouses and stores with yard monitoring
Reducing detention in the supply chain through auditability
Knowing the distribution of reusable container inventory (kegs, bins, etc.) across the supply chain
Getting inventory count without setting up any readers or antennas at any vendor or customer locations
Retrieving reusable containers on time and routing them optimally