Microlise, a leading provider of innovative solutions for the transport sector, is pleased to confirm completion of an OEM fleet API integration with GAH Transport Refrigeration. The new integration will ensure continuous temperature compliance for the Group’s customers in partnership with the industry supplier.

With this addition, the Group’s product suite will enable mutual customers to adhere to temperature compliance regulations, providing absolute confidence that temperature-sensitive goods will arrive at customer locations in perfect condition.

Should the temperature in any customer assets increase or decrease, transport managers will be alerted, allowing the issue to be rectified quickly and efficiently. A similar alarm network will alert transport managers to the impact of door openings on temperatures.

The integration allows customers to gather real-time data directly from GAH installed products back into the Microlise product, removing the need for specific installations or additional hardware such as temperature probes. It also reduces compliance costs by removing the need to take vehicles out of service to fit standardised solutions and configurations.

Microlise’s Product Director, Stephen Watson, said: “This integration marks the first step in a truly global transformation. No longer do engineers around the world need to install bespoke solutions tied to specific vehicle manufacturers. Instead, we can deliver seamless, manufacturer-agnostic integrations that enable temperature-controlled deliveries to begin immediately, wherever they are and whatever they drive.

“When goods like pharmaceuticals arrive compromised, they’re rendered unusable, which results in significant financial loss. Our solution eliminates that risk by continuously recording temperatures throughout the journey, providing verified compliance with critical standards such as the European EN12830 directive.”

Jon Hill, Applications Manager at GAH, added “This integration with Microlise represents a significant milestone in our mission to simplify temperature compliance for our customers. By delivering real-time refrigeration data seamlessly into the Microlise platform, we’re removing complexity and cost, while giving operators the visibility and confidence they need to protect temperature-sensitive loads every mile of the journey.”

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