Company
Built after a breach that no one saw until it was too late.
Canfrox started with a cold chain breach that went unnoticed until a batch had already failed quality testing. The data to catch it existed - a temperature reading, a transit point, a timestamp. It just wasn't read together, or read in time.
By the time the failure surfaced, the batch was unsellable and the cause was a guess. That gap between the data existing and the data being acted on is the entire reason this product exists.
Pharma distribution carries three readings that decide whether a shipment is even sellable - cold chain temperature, batch expiry, and regulatory license validity. Most software treats them as separate concerns handled by separate tools. Canfrox reads them together, on every shipment, and flags a problem before it becomes a write-off or a compliance event.
Shipment #PX-4471
Cold Chain Batch
Temperature
2-8°Cnow 4.6°C
Batch Expiry
142 days remaining
License Status
valid, Zone 3
Route change flagged - cold storage available at alternate transit point
What we hold to
Three principles, drawn from that failure.
Tracked together, not separately
Temperature, expiry, and compliance decide whether a shipment is sellable. We read them on the same shipment, at the same time, because that's how they actually travel.
Flagged before dispatch, not after failure
The value isn't in recording what went wrong. It's in surfacing it early enough that nothing has to go wrong at all.
Prioritized, not written off
Near-expiry stock is a decision, not a fate. We surface it while it can still sell, so shelf life turns into revenue instead of loss.
Our credibility is meant to sit in the product - the live vitals and the depth of the engine - rather than in a wall of logos. The registered office is listed on the contact page.
See the product that came out of it.
Book a walkthrough and watch temperature, expiry, and compliance read together on a live shipment.