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June 22, 2023Better Visibility & Intelligence
for Food Cold Chains
Deliver temperature-sensitive food products on time and in full (OTIF), deliver on your brand's quality promise, and ensure availability on shelves with active monitoring and early warning signals to mitigate business disruptions across land, air, and ocean for all ambient, refrigerated, and frozen goods.
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A Proven End-to-End Solution for
- Food & Beverages
Challenges with
Food Cold Chain
Visibility
Today, the most common method of tracking the food cold chain is using passive or active data loggers, leading to:
Manual touchpoints in passive data logging making data capture delayed and unusable for preventive action.
Challenge #2Visibility is limited to basic location and condition, even if the data captured is in real-time.
Challenge #3Inability to identify the root cause of excursions nor foresee the impact on quality control (QC) or stock planning.
How Roambee's Solution Works for Food Cold Chains
Better visibility by combining order information with real-time location and condition data from IoT sensors and data streams from port/airport operations, vessel/airline traffic, freight forwarders, and carrier data aggregation platforms.
Step 2: Alerts & Signals
Built on verifiable visibility, alerts & signals empower better decisions and drive automation. For example, a business signal about quality compliance (QC) is derived by sensing temperature and handling, enabling you to mitigate supply risk.
Step 3: Intelligence
Use AI-powered network insights & foresights for better supply chain planning & execution. For example, score quality compliance (QC) performance by lane, carrier, port, and airport and forecast this key performance indicator (KPI).
Alerts & Business Signals
to Help You Make the Right Decisions
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Business Signals for
Cold Chain QC Prediction
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Business Signals for
Delivery Time Windows
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Business Signals for
Chain of Custody Breaches
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Business Signals for
Order Fulfilment
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Business Signals for
Cargo Handling (Damage)
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Business Signals for
Revenue Recognition
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Business Signals for
Flight Connections Through Unauthorized Countries
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Business Signals for
Shipment Security Risks
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Business Signals for
Airport Operations Anomalies: Consolidation, Wrong/Missed Connections, Customs, etc.
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Business Signals for
Port Operations Anomalies: Wrong/Missed Connections, Customs Processing, etc.
Business Outcomes with Roambee
- "Farm-to-fork" transparency for customers and better sustainability with lesser food wastage/CO2 emissions.
- Automate the quality control (QC) and proof of delivery (PoD) processes remotely for delivery fulfillments worldwide.
- Mitigate food quality degradation, contamination, or security compromises in the chain of custody by consistently achieving cold chain compliance scores above 80%.
- Increase revenue by always ensuring the availability of your brand on retail shelves.
Empowering You With Our Intelligence
Insights
- OTIF performance scoring by lanes, carriers, and nodes.
- Quality compliance (QC) performance across lanes, carriers, and nodes for cold chain and handling.
- Dwell-time/Turnaround-time (TAT) insights into airports, ports, and transshipment operations.
Foresights
- Supply risk prediction at any given node on any given day.
- OTIF and cold chain compliance SLA (service level agreements) predictions by lanes and carriers.
- Handling and security risk predictions at airports, ports, transshipment locations, and during the first/last mile.
Success
Story
A prominent European chocolatier transformed its supply chain to make its supply season-proof, even in warm regions. Roambee's intelligence helped identify the top 20 of their 93 lanes in the APAC region, contributing to more than 60% of their cold chain compliance breaches. It enabled them to achieve 85%+ compliance, up from 59% compared to the same season during the previous year, to maintain brand promise, increase sustainability, and reduce costs incurred from wastage owing to rejected goods.
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