Connect the cold chain once.
Connect your cold chain data once. Give planning, logistics, and quality a shared record through existing APIs, EDI, and file-based sources, with role-based access and downstream integration support.
The question you own
Can we connect the operation without creating another silo?
Every new provider and workflow adds another handoff. A shared record needs to carry both the data and the decision.
Where the handoff breaks
Every point solution hands you another stitching problem.
The business sees a shipment. The architecture sees device APIs, carrier events, enterprise records, and a chain of handoffs. A common dashboard still leaves the underlying records and rules disconnected.
Data
Devices, partners, ERP
Different formats and identitiesKnowledge
SOPs and custom rules
Context outside the recordExecution
Apps and custom workflows
Actions outside the evidenceIntegration cost grows while context remains fragmented.
The work you own
You own the architecture. The business inherits the seams.
Each cold chain function brings its own systems and suppliers. IT has to connect their records, preserve governance, and support new workflows without rebuilding the integration every time a device or provider changes.
| Your responsibility | Where work fragments | What the disconnected setup cannot give you |
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Connect heterogeneous sources | ERP, QMS, TMS/WMS, devices, and carrier feeds expose different formats and identifiers. Connections multiply as providers and use cases grow. | Normalize active, passive, and enterprise data into one shipment and product record. |
Support workflows across functions | Business rules live in spreadsheets, point tools, and custom code. Every edge case becomes another implementation and maintenance task. | Configure SOP-driven processes across Planning, Logistics, and Quality on a shared foundation. |
Put AI into governed operation | An assistant cannot act reliably when context is fragmented and decisions are hard to attribute. Validation and oversight become separate projects. | Give agents structured knowledge, traceable inputs, and controls for human and delegated decisions. |
What changes with PAXAFE
One foundation for the whole cold chain.
CONTXT connects data, encodes your operating model, and brings governed decisions into the same platform.
Data Foundry ingests API, EDI, and file-based sources, including CSV, PDF, and XML. Connect devices, packaging providers, carriers, enterprise platforms, and passive or real-time data into the shared record.
Explore Data FoundryAgent Harness holds structured, versioned SOPs, lane configurations, risk thresholds, and playbooks. Workflows lets teams encode business rules and connect downstream systems through APIs and webhooks.
Explore Agent HarnessATHENA AI and Agents work against shipment, batch, provider, and SOP context. Role-based access, Part 11 signatures, and attributable human and agent decisions support controlled use across the operation.
Explore ATHENA AIOne connected record. Every decision traceable.
The value for your team
Less friction.
More confidence in the decision.
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Fewer separate integrations
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Open device and provider choice
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Configurable cross-team workflows
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A governed foundation for AI
Questions answered
How can cold chain intelligence fit an existing enterprise stack?
Use APIs, EDI, and file-based ingestion to connect the data needed for the workflow, then define identity mapping, access roles, and downstream interfaces. Data Foundry supports connected sources while CONTXT provides API and webhook support for downstream systems. Integration scope depends on source availability and the customer’s architecture. Explore cold chain data integration.
See it in your operation
See CONTXT alongside your existing stack.
Bring your systems, data sources, and workflow requirements. We’ll map the common record and the controls that connect them.