Temperature Excursion Management demo
Every open temperature alarm on one wall: the logger trace, the batch's stability budget across every leg, a cited release-or-reject recommendation and the 24-hour clock. 1:15
What the demo shows
A cold chain quality solution for QA that recommends release or reject after an excursion.
Ingests the logger file and shipment record, reads the product's approved stability allowance, adds the batch's time out of range from every earlier leg, and checks the packaging qualification. Each alarm becomes a card on the wall with its stability budget consumed and a cited release, quarantine or reject recommendation; the GDP quality lead e-signs, and the Responsible Person co-signs EU rejects.
Transcript
- Temperature Excursion Management helps cold-chain QA teams decide release or reject after a temperature alarm.
- Each alarm holds stock for days while minutes are added up by hand.
- Here every alarm is one card.
- Trace, stability budget, recommendation, and clock.
- A new alarm. Veltremab syringes bound for Madrid hit 12.6 degrees.
- Dana presses assess. Six agents count every earlier leg.
- The budget bar fills.
- 95% left. Release, 91%.
- Each reason cites its source.
- The door open was inside the shipper's qualification.
- She signs. The ledger updates and logistics cancels the replacement.
- Every alarm decided in hours, not days with every leg counted.
- Build on Botminds, agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.