Connect shipment location, temperature evidence, and product requirements to a prioritized exception queue.
Where this helps
A late vehicle and a temperature alert may arrive in different systems. Dispatch needs to know which product lots are involved and whether the evidence is complete before deciding the next move.
What Rectangle connects
Join TMS tracking with available sensor feeds, ERP lot references, and product-specific transport requirements. Flag missing telemetry separately from recorded excursions. The assistant presents the duration, readings, shipment location, and delivery commitment without deciding product safety or release.
Find active exceptions DL-307 · lot Y-881 · product transport range 2–8°C
- Recorded 9.4°C for 18 minutes · ETA 10:40
- DL-312 · telemetry missing for 45 minutes
- Missing readings are not classified as a temperature excursion.
A closer look
Connect shipment location, temperature evidence, and product requirements to a prioritized exception queue.
Build the evidence DL-307 needs dispatch and quality review. The recorded temperature was 9.4°C for 18 minutes, outside the product’s stated 2–8°C transport range.
- Lot: Y-881.
- ETA: 10:40, after the 10:00 receiving cutoff.
- Evidence: temperature trace, sensor ID, and delivery appointment.
DL-312 has missing telemetry, which is a separate issue. The data flags an exception; quality determines product disposition.
From answer to action
Operations can contact the carrier and prepare an alternative delivery plan while quality reviews the lot evidence. Product disposition stays with the authorized quality team and its procedures. The same linked record supports later customer and carrier discussions.
Prepare the response Dispatch: confirm ETA and receiving availability
- Quality: assess excursion under the product procedure.
- Lot release remains unchanged pending review.
- Exception packet ready; no safety determination made.
Put the shipment and quality evidence in one place for faster, informed escalation.
