From 78 alerts a week to 4 — and 6+ days of lead time on every failure.
A food-production operator running a 24-device cold-storage floor piloted IoT Pulse over eight weeks. Here's what happened.
24 devices. One cold-storage floor.
The operator runs cold-storage rooms for food production: walk-in freezers, blast chillers, and refrigerated staging areas. Equipment failures meant spoilage, regulatory risk, and unplanned contractor calls.
We went from dreading Monday morning's alert inbox to actually trusting the one thing it told us to look at.
(name withheld — early-access program)
From first device to first work order.
Numbers reflect an 8-week internal pilot with one food-production operator on an early-access program. The fleet comprised 24 devices monitored via Sentrius BLE gateways and the Canvas integration. "Before" metrics are operator-reported from the 4-week period preceding Pulse deployment. "After" metrics are measured from Pulse telemetry and maintenance-ticket logs during weeks 5–8 of the pilot. Results vary by fleet composition, device age, and operational environment. Lead-time figures represent the interval between Pulse Agent's first flag on a device and the confirmed failure or service event.
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