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Which mapping fits your situation?

Not every space requires the same approach, and not every organisation wants to outsource the same amount of work. Choose the route that fits your space, your QA responsibility and the support you need: perform the measurement yourself with rented data loggers, perform the measurement yourself with protocol and reporting, or complete on-site execution.

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Make your measurement question concrete first with the 3D tool

Still unsure about product zones, doors, HVAC units or the number of measurement points? With the 3D measurement point tool you sketch your space visually and receive an initial, risk-based measurement point proposal. After that, it is easier to choose whether to perform the measurement yourself or outsource the execution.

3D tool for logger placement and measurement point proposal
Execution route

Choose how much you want to handle in-house

The substantive requirements remain the same: measurement points must be justified, loggers calibrated and results traceable. The difference is mainly who performs the measurement, analyses the data and prepares the dossier.

Route 1

Perform the measurement yourself with rented data loggers

Suitable when

you can prepare the measurement plan, perform the measurement, interpret the results and document the study in-house.

Less suitable when

you need an audit-ready protocol, rationale or independent reporting.

Responsible

your own QA, RP or project owner defines the measurement setup, reviews the data and prepares the dossier.

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Route 3

Complete on-site execution

Suitable when

you want to outsource the mapping completely, or the space is complex, critical or audit-sensitive.

Less suitable when

you only need standalone data loggers and already have sufficient internal expertise and documentation in-house.

Responsible

we assess the space, place the data loggers, download the data and deliver the analysis and reporting.

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How it works

Four steps to your measurement report

The route may differ, but the substantive line remains the same: first understand the situation, then define the measurement points, measure and report.

1

Map your situation

We map your space, limits and risks and choose the right service level.

2

Measurement plan in writing

Measurement points, risk zones and acceptance criteria are documented before you start. The 3D tool can provide an initial proposal.

3

Measure your way

You perform the measurement yourself with rented data loggers, or we come to your site. In both cases, the report is based on the same principles.

4

Report delivered

Data, analysis and conclusion in one report, ready for inspection or as an internal quality record.

Services FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the right route

These questions help you choose between performing the measurement yourself, performing the measurement yourself with protocol and reporting or complete on-site execution. Price details are listed separately on the pricing page.

Should I choose by sector or by room?
Choose by sector when the quality context is the deciding factor, for example GDP distribution, GMP production or pharmacy care. Choose by room when you mainly want to know how a cold room, warehouse, fridge or freezer should be mapped.
Can I perform the measurement myself?
Yes, provided you have sufficient internal knowledge to place loggers correctly, assess data and document deviations. With route 2, you perform the measurement yourself while we provide the protocol, analysis and reporting.
When is complete on-site execution more sensible?
For complex spaces, audit-sensitive situations, limited internal capacity, or when you want an independent assessment of measurement points, execution and reporting.
Is the 3D tool mandatory?
No. The 3D tool is a useful preliminary step: you quickly gain insight into product zones, doors, risks and possible measurement points, making the discussion about the right route more concrete.
Which route is the most audit-ready?
Audit readiness depends not only on who performs the measurement, but mainly on the justification. Protocol, acceptance criteria, calibration certificates, raw data, deviations and a clear report must together show that the mapping was performed in a controlled way.
How are hot and cold spots included in the assessment?
We use hot and cold spots to assess storage risks and position permanent monitoring sensors. Also read the separate explanation of hot spots and cold spots.
Choose a route

Not sure which route fits?

Use the selector or ask for advice. We will review your space, internal capacity, audit objective and desired level of support.