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ConnectedFresh for Convenience Stores

Nobody’s watching the cold vault at 3 AM. We are.

Convenience store temperature monitoring for the cold vault, beer cave, grab-and-go cases, and hot food. Real-time alerts to the right person, automatic food safety records, and every store on one screen.

Works with the facilities platform or CMMS you already run. An alert can open the work order for you. See integrations
Store 114 · Overnight
8 SENSORS · LIVE
Back Room · Receiving37°FCold Vault36°FBeer Cave34°FHot Food141°FGrab & Go38°FFrozen-6°F
Awaiting events
All sensors nominal
LOGGED
Audit-ready
Cold holding
Vault, cases & walk-in
Hot holding
Hot case & warmers
Receiving
Delivery temps on record
The problem

A lot of refrigeration. Very few people to watch it.

Nobody is watching overnight

One clerk, one register, 3 AM. Nobody is walking the vault with a thermometer, and the clipboard says whatever it said yesterday.

The cold vault carries the store

When a compressor quits overnight, you lose the product and the sales - and you find out when the morning shift opens a warm door.

Foodservice raised the stakes

A roller grill, a hot case, and a pizza program bring restaurant-grade food safety rules into a store that was never staffed like a kitchen.

$10K+
Average documented loss prevented per incident
< 6 mo
Typical payback period
15 min
Typical setup time per store
What we monitor

Six places a store loses product.

One gateway typically covers the whole store. Wireless sensors go where the product is - no Wi-Fi credentials, no cabling, 5-10 year batteries.

Cold vault & beer cave

The longest run of refrigeration in the store, verified around the clock instead of once a shift.

Walk-in cooler & freezer

The box behind the doors, where a slow drift goes unnoticed the longest.

Grab-and-go cases

Open-air and reach-in cases holding sandwiches, salads, and dairy at 41°F or below.

Hot holding

Hot cases and warmers held at 135°F or above, logged automatically.

Ice cream & frozen

Low-temp cases watched continuously, with defrost cycles told apart from real failures.

Back room & receiving

Delivery temperatures and back room storage on record before product hits the floor.

41°F or below
Cold holding
135°F or above
Hot holding
0°F
Frozen storage target
Time-stamped
Records ready for any inspection
For the chain, not just the store

Every store on one screen.

You don’t run one store. You run a map of them. The question is never “what is the vault reading?” - it is “which store needs me right now?”

Spot the outlier. Compare stores side by side and see which one needs attention, without calling anyone.

Fix it before it fails. A compressor working too hard shows up days before the vault warms - send a technician on your schedule, not at emergency rates. Predictive maintenance

Route the alert. Store, district manager, or your facilities platform - by SMS, email, or voice, with escalation if nobody responds. Intelligent alerts

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Store 114 · Cold vault 44°F, rising
Alert sent · 2:47 AM
Store 087 · Walk-in compressor running long
Trending 6 days · service before it fails
How it works

A rollout your store teams can do themselves.

No installer visit, no IT project. Start with a handful of stores, then repeat the same box-and-plug-in install everywhere else.

01

Scope

We map your vault, cases, and hot food equipment, and set thresholds with your team.

02

Pre-configure

Sensors and gateways arrive labeled per store - no IT ticket required.

03

Plug in

Power the gateway. Place the sensors. Data starts flowing in about 15 minutes.

04

We watch the monitors

Managed service. Sensor dies, we replace it. Something looks off, we call you.

Frequently asked

Questions we get from convenience operators.

Sensors and gateways arrive pre-configured and labeled for each store, and a store team can place them in about 15 minutes. There are no Wi-Fi credentials to manage: long-range wireless (LoRaWAN) reaches through the vault and back room, and one gateway typically covers the whole store. Sensor batteries last 5-10 years.

The alert goes to whoever you choose - the store, the district manager, your facilities team - by SMS, email, or voice call, and it escalates if nobody responds. The event is logged with a time stamp either way, so the record exists even on a night when nobody was looking.

Yes. The same FDA Food Code thresholds that govern restaurants apply to in-store foodservice: cold holding at 41°F or below and hot holding at 135°F or above. Both are monitored and logged automatically, so the record does not depend on a clipboard.

Yes. Use our dashboard on its own, or feed alarms and telemetry into the platforms you already run through webhooks, APIs, or flat files - so an equipment problem can become a work order without anyone retyping it.

Sleep better tonight.

Your coolers, your doors, your equipment - monitored 24/7. If something goes wrong, you'll know before it costs you.

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