12Restaurants & Food Service · IoT solutions
Kitchen refrigeration monitoring for a restaurant group
Fridge and freezer temperatures logged continuously across outlets.
- Continuous unit monitoring
- Per-outlet dashboard
- Threshold and offline alerts
- Compliance log
The problem
Temperature checks were recorded on a clipboard twice a day. An overnight failure was found in the morning, after the stock was already lost.
What we built
We monitor each unit continuously with alerts on threshold and on a unit ceasing to report, visible per outlet and across the group.
Modules delivered
- Continuous unit monitoring
- Per-outlet dashboard
- Threshold and offline alerts
- Compliance log
- Historical excursion review
- Escalation rules
What changed
What the delivered system does differently from the process it replaced.
- Failures alert overnight rather than in the morning
- The compliance log is automatic
- Group-wide status is visible on one screen
Built with
The stack chosen for this build.
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- REST API
- MQTT
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