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POSsible Monitor

IoT monitoring: cold chain and people counting

Cold chain and footfall, measured in real time

POSsible Monitor controls the cold chain from the equipment to the product and measures footfall in your store, giving you real-time information so you can act before there is damage.

What it solves

POSsible Monitor

A cold-chain break is rarely detected when it happens: it is detected once the product is already lost. POSsible Monitor flips that logic with wireless sensors reporting continuously and a dashboard that alerts on the first deviation, with a full history to back up audits and claims. The same platform adds people-counting sensors, so cabinet temperature and shop-floor traffic are read on a single panel.

  • Wireless sensors for critical variables: temperature, humidity, door openings, vibration and presence.
  • Central dashboard with immediate alerts, event history and geographic view.
  • Per-store control, with comparisons between areas and units.
  • Fast, non-invasive and scalable installation on existing equipment.
  • Smart preventive maintenance based on how each unit behaves.
  • Continuous historical record as evidence for regulatory compliance.
  • People counting at entrances and by zone, with live occupancy.
  • Traffic by time slot and visitor-to-ticket conversion rate.
POSsible Monitor

Rollout

How we put it live

A short, bounded process: assessment, configuration and hands-on support at go-live.

We map the critical points

We identify units, cold rooms and areas to monitor, and the acceptable ranges.

We install the sensors

Wireless rollout, with no construction work and no changes to the equipment.

You monitor and act

Real-time deviation alerts, with history and reports by period.

Specifications

Solution details

Environmental variablesTemperature, humidity, door openings, vibration, presence
People countingOverhead bidirectional counting sensors at entrances and by zone; optional computer vision on existing cameras
OccupancyLive occupancy against a configurable threshold, with an alert when it is exceeded
MetricsVisitors, visitor-to-ticket conversion, traffic by time slot and comparison between stores
ConnectivityWireless sensors with long battery life
AlertsNotifications configurable by threshold, duration and owner
ReportsContinuous exportable history by unit, area, store and period

Applications

Where it is used

POSsible Monitor runs in operations of many sizes and sectors. These are the most common scenarios:

SupermarketsFood distributionPharmacies and drug wholesalersLaboratoriesFood serviceRefrigerated transportOccupancy controlSpeciality retail

People counting

How many come in, where they walk and how many buy

The same product that watches temperature also measures footfall. With counting sensors at the entrances — and computer vision where cameras already exist — POSsible Monitor turns store traffic into a figure you can compare against sales.

Bidirectional counting at entrances

Overhead sensors that record entries and exits per door, reliably accurate even in dense flow and with groups.

Occupancy by zone

Counting by area, aisle or shelf to understand which zones draw traffic and which stay cold.

Live occupancy

Current occupancy against a defined limit, with an automatic alert as it is approached or exceeded.

Visitor-to-ticket conversion

Cross-referencing the point of sale answers the question almost nobody measures: of those who walk in, how many buy.

Traffic by time slot

Hourly and daily curves to size floor staff, open tills and replenishment windows.

Comparison between stores

The same indicator for every location: which one converts best and which needs support.

People counting is deployed with dedicated sensors at the entrances or, where camera infrastructure already exists, on top of POSsible Vision. Either way the figure lands on the same dashboard as the cold chain.

Let's talk about your operation

Which part of your operation do you want to fix first?

Tell us what you need and we'll put together a demo built around your case — no generic slide decks, only the products that apply to your industry.