Stoppages become planned windows
Forklift check data, fault codes and runtime combine to predict MHE failures before a mid-shift breakdown.
Downtime, cold-chain and racking — under control.
Forklift pre-use checks, cold-storage forecasting and racking inspections run continuously, turning OSHA and FM Global audits into an export instead of a crisis.
Forklift check data, fault codes and runtime combine to predict MHE failures before a mid-shift breakdown.
Temperature trends warn of spoilage risk so product is moved or cooling fixed before inventory is lost.
Patrol-photo checks flag struck uprights and deformed beams, driving a corrective work order.
Inspection and training records are compiled continuously, not assembled in a panic.
Work is generated from schedules, real-world events or ad-hoc requests, auto-assigned to the right team, and cannot be closed without its evidence.
4 of 5 workflows · Runs on a clock or calendar
1 of 5 workflows · Fires from a real-world trigger
0 of 5 workflows · Raised ad hoc by staff or public
Daily, pre-shift
Brakes, hydraulics, forks and tyres with photo authenticity and timing verification.
Daily / weekly / monthly
Visual checks daily, lubrication weekly and belt tension monthly, all linked to the conveyor asset.
Hourly / continuous
Excursions are forecast and escalated with door-open and defrost patterns attached.
Daily
Levelers, doors, seals and restraints inspected; dock turnaround is analysed for detention.
Quarterly + annual
Visual rounds with patrol-photo checks, plus annual professional structural inspection records.
Each incident type carries its own severity, SLA, captured fields and escalation path — with every change logged.
Attaches the operator’s pre-use check and fault history, then routes to the safety officer.
Escalates immediately with the excursion timeline so product can be quarantined fast.
Locks the bay from use and requires structural sign-off before it is returned to service.
Brings the SDS to the responder and records containment and disposal for the EPA file.
Value compounds as data accumulates. Here is the typical ramp after go-live.
−20–35%
MHE unplanned downtime
−20–30%
Dock detention hours
−10–25%
Cold-storage energy
Crisis → export
OSHA / FM Global prep
MHE, conveyors and cold rooms tagged; pre-use checks live.
Cold-chain alerts and dock turnaround analytics running.
Predictive MHE maintenance cuts mid-shift stoppages.
Continuous OSHA and carrier evidence, ready on demand.
Evidence is captured as work happens and exportable for regulators, insurers and auditors in one click.
The supervisor. The system flags anomalies and incomplete pre-use evidence but never authorises operation.
Yes — temperature trends forecast excursions hours ahead so product is moved or cooling fixed first.
No. Data is limited to operational metadata such as equipment and zones, not individual surveillance.
Bring a floor plan and your compliance obligations. We'll map your hierarchy, generate a week of tasks and show the evidence trail end to end.