Different cargo, different tolerance for risk.
Setpoints, transit times and the cost of being wrong vary enormously. Quayfold models each shipment's own band, so one workspace serves very different commodities.
Frozen protein and seafood
Typical band −25°C to −18°CLong ocean legs, transshipment risk and plug-in gaps at terminals. Track set-point drift and dwell, and escalate holds before product is compromised.
- Reefer plug-in and dwell visibility
- Stuffing and discharge temperature records
- Claims-ready excursion evidence
Fresh produce
Typical band 0°C to +8°CShelf life is a clock. Quayfold ranks shipments by risk and time-to-arrival so planners spend attention where days of freshness are at stake.
- Risk-sorted worklist by ETA
- Reroute and expedite requests with cost impact
- Seasonal lane performance by carrier
Pharma and biologics
Typical band +2°C to +8°C and ultra-coldCritical priority lanes with narrow bands and strict review. Release decisions require a second person, and every step is attributable.
- Critical priority handling
- Four-eyes approvals for excursion release
- Exportable audit evidence
Everyone sees what they need, and only what they may change.
Planners
Book and edit shipments, raise exceptions, and track the status of their requests with notifications on every decision.
Network managers
Decide on approvals, manage the carrier panel, delete erroneous bookings and review the audit trail.
Quality and finance
Read-only access to traces, performance and cost per kilo without the risk of altering operational records.