Offline cargo condition logger

Know what the shipment experienced.

ShockTrace records shock, tilt, and temperature through transit. After arrival, review a clear local report and the underlying data—without depending on cellular service, a cloud platform, or an app.

ShockTrace device shown secured to packaged cargo
ShockTraceProduct visualization

THE PRODUCT

Three conditions. One trip record.

ShockTrace stays with the shipment and records the conditions operators need to review after a move.

01

Shock / impact

Review recorded impact events and when they occurred during the journey.

02

Tilt / orientation

See changes in orientation and the timing of recorded tilt events.

03

Temperature

Review ambient temperature observations across the recorded session.

A condition record, not a damage verdict.

The data adds context to a shipment review. It should be considered alongside inspection, packaging, handling records, and other relevant evidence.

HOW IT WORKS

From departure to review, without infrastructure in the middle.

The workflow is deliberately simple: record during transit, retrieve after the shipment, review locally.

01

Place it with the cargo

Install ShockTrace before departure and let it record through the journey.

02

Move as planned

Shock, orientation, and temperature are recorded without an active connection.

03

Retrieve after arrival

Data is collected from the device after the shipment reaches its destination.

04

Review locally

Open the report for a readable overview, with raw data available when deeper review is needed.

POST-SHIPMENT REPORTING

Read the journey before opening the raw data.

The report organizes recorded conditions into a summary, event timeline, and charts. Raw files remain available for teams that need to examine the underlying observations.

01Session overview
02Event timeline
03Condition charts
04Raw data access
Report interface previewEvent timeline

Review individual recorded observations. Event classifications do not determine cargo damage.

OFFLINE BY DESIGN

Less infrastructure between the shipment and its record.

ShockTrace is built for a post-shipment workflow. It does not require live transmission or another platform to keep the record useful.

Record in transit. Review at destination.

01

No required cellular connection

Recording does not depend on coverage during the trip.

02

No required cloud platform

Review can happen locally after the device is retrieved.

03

No required subscription

The product is not built around recurring platform access.

04

No required app

The report and raw data are reviewed without a dedicated application.

WHO IT HELPS

For teams responsible for physical handoffs.

ShockTrace gives operators a shared condition record for post-shipment review.

01

Logistics operations

Add recorded conditions to reviews of a completed move.

02

Quality teams

Compare the trip record with inspection and handling documentation.

03

Exporters & manufacturers

Add a condition record to sensitive or operationally critical shipments.

04

3PLs & freight forwarders

Give handoff reviews a shared, locally accessible record.

CONTACT INERTIQO

Let’s talk about your shipment.

Tell us what you move, the route, and which conditions you need to understand. We’ll follow up about whether ShockTrace fits the use case.

By submitting, you agree to be contacted by Inertiqo about ShockTrace.

ESSENTIALS

A few practical answers.

What does ShockTrace record?+

Shock or impact, tilt or orientation, and temperature observations during a shipment.

Does it require cellular service or cloud access?+

No. ShockTrace records offline, and data is retrieved after the shipment for local review.

Do I need an app or subscription?+

No app or subscription is required for the ShockTrace workflow described here.

What do I receive after the trip?+

A readable local report and access to raw data for more detailed review.

Does ShockTrace prove cargo damage?+

No. It records observed handling and environmental conditions; it does not diagnose, verify, or prove cargo damage.