How does shipment monitoring work?

Wireless temperature sensors or data loggers placed inside the shipment packaging transmit readings via cellular gateways throughout the entire journey. On delivery, full excursion reports, chain-of-custody documentation, and alert histories are generated automatically — no manual data entry required.

Is it suitable for clinical trial shipments?

Yes. Seemoto's shipment monitoring is used for clinical trial material transport where complete chain-of-custody documentation, real-time visibility, and regulatory-compliant excursion reports are mandatory. All data is audit-ready for GCP and GDP submissions.

Can it detect departure and arrival automatically?

Yes. Auto departure and arrival detection combines geofencing and movement detection to log shipment events without driver intervention. The system records precise timestamps for each waypoint, supporting automated chain-of-custody documentation.

What happens if a temperature excursion occurs in transit?

Instant alerts are sent to designated recipients via SMS, email, or push notification. The full excursion event — duration, peak deviation, and GPS location — is captured in the compliance report so quality teams can make rapid accept/reject decisions.

Does it integrate with ERP or LIMS?

Yes. Open APIs enable integration with ERP, LIMS, WMS, and logistics management systems for automated data flows and digital release documentation.

What types of shipments can be monitored?

Seemoto supports ambient, refrigerated (+2–8°C), and frozen (-20°C and below) shipment conditions. Use cases include pharma and biotech cold chain, food-grade perishables, clinical trial samples, and high-value electronics requiring environmental tracking.