AI temperature risk analysis
Every reading is checked against the product's allowed range. Tempquill measures how long and how far a shipment ran out of range, then scores the risk to the product.
→ Know in minutes which loads need attention.
Tempquill reads your temperature logs and shipping documents, flags the excursions that put product at risk, and drafts the investigation — so quality teams decide release, test or reject with evidence, not guesswork.
2h 10m above range near Lokoja. A door-open event at 14:05 lines up with the rise. Suggested: quarantine on arrival and request stability data.
When a reefer runs warm, QA has to decide fast — but the logger export, the delivery note, the inspection sheet and the driver's WhatsApp message all live apart.
Logger file arrives by email. Someone opens it in Excel and eyeballs the curve.
QA chases the carrier for the POD and the driver for an explanation.
Stock sits in quarantine. Nobody is sure, so good product is written off.
An auditor asks why. The decision was made, but not recorded.
With Tempquill: upload once, see the excursion scored and explained, decide, and the record is already written.
Every reading is checked against the product's allowed range. Tempquill measures how long and how far a shipment ran out of range, then scores the risk to the product.
→ Know in minutes which loads need attention.
Live and recent shipments by lane, carrier and client, with status and risk in one list.
→ One view instead of ten logger exports.
For each excursion, AI drafts a plain-language summary, lines up likely causes from logs and documents, and suggests a next step for QA to accept or change.
→ Investigations in hours, not days.
Delivery notes, PODs and inspection reports are read automatically: pallet counts, signatures, timestamps and dock waits become structured fields.
→ Evidence attached without retyping.
Every decision — release, test, quarantine, reject — is logged with who made it, when and why, and exports as an incident report.
→ Ready when a customer or auditor asks.
Data-logger exports (CSV/PDF) and shipment documents, per shipment or in bulk.
Readings are compared with each product's range; excursions are timed and scored.
AI summarises what happened, why it likely happened and what to do next.
QA approves release, testing or quarantine. The incident record is saved.
Search shipments, filter by lane, open an excursion and make a decision. All shipments and readings are fictional sample data.
| Shipment | Lane | 24h trace | Risk | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
TQ-20418 · Medivance Pharma | Lagos → Abuja | 82 | Excursion | |
TQ-20419 · Northfield Foods | Lagos → Ibadan | 14 | In transit | |
TQ-20420 · Halima Dairies | Kano → Kaduna | 57 | Review | |
TQ-20421 · Medivance Pharma | Apapa CFS → Ikeja | 6 | Delivered | |
TQ-20422 · Northfield Foods | Lagos → Abuja | 71 | Excursion | |
TQ-20423 · Crestline Labs | Lagos → Ibadan | 22 | In transit |
Vaccines, insulin and biologics with tight 2–8 °C ranges; one excursion can mean a recall conversation.
Score each excursion and keep a defensible release or reject record.
Frozen and chilled stock written off "to be safe" because evidence takes too long to gather.
Release good stock sooner and trace spoilage to its cause.
Disputes with shippers over who caused a warm load, with logs and PODs in different places.
Attach logger data and delivery documents to the same shipment timeline.
Dock waits and door events that quietly push product out of range.
See patterns by dock, lane and carrier and fix the process.
Tempquill's proposed AWS architecture is serverless end to end: logger files and documents land in Amazon S3 through Amazon API Gateway, AWS Lambda and Amazon Textract turn them into readings and fields, Amazon Bedrock drafts the incident analysis, and Amazon DynamoDB keeps every shipment and decision.
Monthly pricing per workspace. Early-access customers are onboarded directly by the founder.
A single depot or small fleet uploading logs manually.
Distributors running daily refrigerated routes.
Multi-site operators and pharmaceutical quality teams.
Sanni founded Tempquill to give cold-chain operators a faster, evidence-based way to decide what happens to a shipment after a temperature excursion. He leads product, engineering and early conversations with distributors and quality teams.
Tempquill is building its initial product with a small group of distributors and QA teams. Tell us about your cold chain and we'll be in touch as early access opens.
Product questions, pilots, partnerships or press — the founder replies directly.