Monitoring scope
Sites, fridges, rooms, routes, or transfer points
Resources
Temperature monitoring case study from a pharmacy group.
Read a real anonymised implementation for pharmacy cold chain monitoring across several locations, fridges, roles, alerts, and review-ready records.
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What a KRYOS case study should prove
Alarm workflow
Owner, escalation, acknowledgement, and response notes
Review record
Temperature history, reports, exports, and decision context
This section stays with a real implementation.
The case study describes a known rollout in anonymised form and stays close to verified setup facts.
Real implementation
The case describes a real, anonymised rollout across seven German pharmacies and 21 medicine and vaccine refrigerators.
Concrete setup facts
The story covers sites, medicine and vaccine refrigerators, roles, external probes, alerts, exports, and certificate access.
Review context
The case study shows how monitoring records, alerts, roles, exports, and certificate access fit together in a real pharmacy group.
Available case study
This page explains what was monitored, why later review matters, and how a real pharmacy group used KRYOS.
How to read this case study
The page shows a real implementation shape, while staying focused on setup, workflow, and review boundaries.
Real means implementation is known
See the seven locations, 21 refrigerators and the roles, alerts and records that connect this pharmacy rollout.
Setup means practical implementation
The page describes sites, fridges, roles, access, alerts, certificates, and exports without turning them into unverified outcomes.
Review means traceable evidence
The case study shows how temperature history, alerts, response notes, and reports remain linked in the monitoring workflow.
Compare the case with your monitoring needs
Use the implementation to assess the scope, response workflow and records your own sites need.
- Identify your sites and the refrigerators or storage points to monitor.
- Compare your current checks and records with the connected monitoring workflow.
- Define thresholds, alert recipients and responsibility outside opening hours.
- Identify the reports and exports needed to review temperature excursions.
- Agree who reviews the records and decides what happens to affected stock.
Turn your monitoring workflow into the next honest case.
Show us the sites, assets, alerts, and review criteria. We will help map KRYOS so the implementation can become a documented story later.
- Real implementation
- Pharmacy cold chain
- Monitoring workflow
- Review-ready records
