By configuring cold chain rules, you can enable automated monitoring of temperature variations, providing immediate alerts for deviations that could compromise sensitive cargo and helping minimize spoilage. In this tutorial, learn how to set up cold chain rules in MyGeotab.

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Setting up cold chain rules

Setting up cold chain rules! Let's get started. Navigate to the Rules page in MyGeotab by either selecting Groups & Rules, then Rules, or searching for Rules in the menu. In the Search field, enter cargo temperature to find the Cold Chain rules. Review the three available temperature zone rules. Toggle On the rules for the temperature zones you want to monitor. For each rule, enter the Threshold temperature and Duration. The threshold sets the safe temperature range around the refrigeration unit's setpoint, and the duration sets how long temperatures can remain outside that range before cargo may be at risk. Save the rule settings when finished. Select the envelope icon to open the notification settings so you can stay informed about temperature deviations. Select the type of notification and who should be alerted when the Threshold and Duration conditions are met. For more information about notification options, see the Geotab Academy tutorial on enabling rule notifications. Congratulations! You've completed this tutorial for how to set up Cold Chain rules.

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