Top 10: What CDE Fleet Managers should be monitoring

These actions help maximize cooler uptime, optimize asset usage, support business compliance, and minimize field disruptions.

1. Monitor asset locations - Regularly verify that all coolers are where they should be using the GPS-located data logged by Track app.
2. Track asset lifetime and service needs - Review the age and service history of assets to identify when replacements or servicing are due.
3. Check data uplink status - Ensure regular passive data transfer from each device to the cloud, confirming full fleet visibility.
4. Analyze cooler performance stats - Monitor key metrics like temperature stability, compressor cycles, and energy usage for outliers.
5. Detect asset movement or tampering - Track any moves—authorized or otherwise—using location change history and movement event logs.
6. Review alarm and event reports - Look for repeated or severe alarms/events that indicate persistent or urgent issues fleet-wide.
7. Ensure software and firmware currency - Keep apps and controller firmware updated to ensure compatibility and data security.
8. Assess asset utilization rates - Determine which coolers are under- or over-utilized to optimize asset allocation and operational efficiency.
9. Maintain access control and roles - Regularly audit user roles and access codes to support secure, compliant fleet management.
10. Plan preventive maintenance - Schedule fleet-wide servicing based on data trends, usage patterns, and predictive analytics provided by AoFrio’s system.