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These losses happen silently — you only find out after the damage has already arrived.
Temperature drifts over hours. You find out when the retailer calls — after damage is done and products are already unusable.
Retailers unplug coolers overnight. Your asset goes dark, products warm — and you're held liable for spoilage that was entirely avoidable.
Freezers get shifted to storage rooms or repurposed for competitors. Your branded asset works against you when you can't see it.
No diagnostics before dispatch. Technicians arrive at the wrong site for a cooler that's working fine.
Installs on any cooler — no wiring required. Captures temperature, power, GPS, and connectivity every minute.
Every asset on a single real-time dashboard. Temperature, power, location — for every retailer, every city.
Alerts fire before products are affected. Dispatch with precision. Resolve disputes with hard data, not arguments.
Alerts fire before temperature leaves the safe zone — not after damage is done.
Detect power disconnections within minutes — before they cascade into product damage.
Inferred from thermal patterns — no door sensor needed. Detects excessive access and overnight misuse.
Instant alert the moment any asset moves outside its assigned zone.
Detects coolers that are on but not cooling — from thermal patterns. Sends the right tech with the right fault.
Full compliance history per retailer. Challenge false claims with timestamped data.
Retailers claim power cuts. Without data, you can't fight back. Ajjas gives you a timestamped record of everything — so the truth stays in your hands.
Platform shows power ON, temp in range, compressor running. Claim dismissed with hard data.
Only send a technician when data confirms a real fault, with the exact diagnosis already known.
Extended power-off, excessive door activity, and geo-fence breaches all logged as immutable evidence.
Most ops teams don't know their coolers are failing until a retailer calls. Let's change that — live, today.
A cold chain monitoring system puts a connected device on each cooling asset and reports its condition continuously. Ajjas captures three things together — temperature, power status and location — so you know whether a unit is holding the right temperature, whether it is switched on, and where it physically is. Location matters more than people expect: deployed assets move, and untraceable ones stop earning.
Both. Deployed assets — visi coolers, deep freezers and similar units at retailer and distributor locations — are monitored for temperature, power and location. Refrigerated vehicles in transit are also covered, where the concern shifts to whether the load held temperature for the whole journey. Most FMCG and pharma customers need both, because a cold chain breaks at whichever point is unwatched.
Both. Pharma cold chain is in scope alongside FMCG categories such as ice cream, dairy and beverages. The monitoring requirement is similar — continuous temperature and power visibility per unit with a retrievable history — though pharma customers typically have stricter documentation expectations, which is worth discussing at the scoping stage.
An alert is raised as the condition occurs. It appears on the dashboard and can also be pushed to the people who can act on it, by SMS or WhatsApp — which matters when the person nearest the asset is a distributor's field executive rather than someone sitting at a screen. Temperature drift and power loss are the failures that cost most and get noticed latest.
Temperature and power history is retained per unit and can be pulled for a specific asset and date range. How long history is kept is set by you rather than fixed by us — most customers match it to their audit and dispute window. Longer retention needs more storage, so the period is agreed commercially when the account is set up.
Yes, on the hardware built for stationary freezers, which carries compressor-level monitoring. That separates a unit drawing power but not cooling from one that is genuinely working — and a powered cooler that has quietly stopped cooling is the failure most likely to be found by a retailer rather than by you. The in-transit unit is a different device.
Yes. Assets are visible in a single view regardless of city or channel partner, which is the difference between managing a network and managing a warehouse. You can filter by region, distributor or asset type, so a national team and a regional team can work from the same data at different levels of detail.
With a time-stamped record. Where the disagreement was previously one party's word against another's, there is a log showing whether the unit was powered, what temperature it held, and when. That changes the conversation with retailers and distributors from a dispute into a review of what the asset actually did.