Food distribution & cold storage
Measure truck dwell, dock-door occupancy, and pallet waiting across receiving, staging, and dispatch.
Request a demoThe operating problem
A reefer can sit at a busy dock while another door is unused. Pallets wait in ambient staging, the night pick floor is hard to review, and detention or delivery disputes arrive after the shift has ended.
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Balance door assignments. Review truck dwell alongside the camera evidence for the same operating period.
Which receiving periods create the longest truck dwell? Door imbalance is driving dwell. Review the camera evidence, truck dwell, and the next action: balance door assignments. The displayed values are examples for evaluating the workflow, not measured customer results.
From pain point to operating decision
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Measure arrival-to-departure intervals and review loads beyond the team's agreed threshold.
Decision: Investigate detention with a time-stamped record.
Illustrative target · 90 to 65 min/truckMeasure receiving dwell and coordinate unloading to release 25 minutes per truck.Illustrative scenario, not measured results. Outcomes require the stated target to be achieved and validated on site.
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Compare occupied and empty time by dock door and hour.
Decision: Separate a capacity shortage from uneven door allocation.
Illustrative target · 80% / 40% to 65% / 55%Measure door occupancy and balance assignments to narrow the utilization gap by 30 points.Illustrative scenario, not measured results. Outcomes require the stated target to be achieved and validated on site.
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Review how long visible pallets remain in an agreed staging zone and how long a cold-room door stays open.
Decision: Prioritize a handoff for operational review.
Illustrative target · 18 to 10 min/palletMeasure visible staging time and prioritize transfer to cut dwell by 8 minutes per pallet.Illustrative scenario, not measured results. Outcomes require the stated target to be achieved and validated on site.
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Count workers present by zone and shift; compare with shipment records when available.
Decision: Review whether coverage follows outbound demand.
Illustrative target · 45 to 20 min/shiftMatch pick-floor coverage to outbound demand to cut uncovered time by 25 minutes.Illustrative scenario, not measured results. Outcomes require the stated target to be achieved and validated on site.
FAQ
Truck dwell, door occupancy, ambient staging, records, and temperature-data boundaries.
Discuss your site's requirementsGeneral questions & other industriesSeparate visible arrival, door occupancy, loading, and departure. Reconcile the timeline with appointment and carrier records before reviewing a charge. Camera dwell is supporting evidence, not a contractual determination of detention liability.
What to measureObserved intervals, missing coverage, and the corresponding appointment record.
Measure visible staging intervals at agreed boundaries and send exceptions for staff review. Join shipment and temperature records when permitted. A camera can show time and location, but cannot establish product temperature, spoilage, or food safety.
What to measureAmbient-zone dwell linked to shipment records; temperature remains a separate source.
Compare occupied and available doors against arriving loads and staffing. Review whether delays persist across all doors or only specific assignments. Consider temperature zones and load compatibility before moving work to a free door.
What to measureDoor occupancy, queue time, and compatible loads per observed hour.
Camera footage measures visible dwell and door activity, not product temperature or food safety. Load numbers, shipment records, and temperature data require separately agreed integrations.
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