
Cold-chain excursion handling: a response procedure
What to do in the first hour after a reading leaves the band: hold, record, assess against stability data, disposition, CAPA — and what the excursion file must contain.
Resources
Written for the people who actually get audited: cold-chain record keeping and excursion handling, HACCP monitoring, pharma compliance and F-Gas obligations — the record-keeping side of temperature control, without the marketing gloss.
What this page is for
These guides explain the records you keep about temperature and refrigeration in plain language. If you are new to compliance, start with one of the three shortcuts below; if you already have a logger export, skip straight to the monitor.
Start here
Start with the records an audit expects — and how long each one has to be kept.
Read the record-keeping checklistGlossary of termsTurn the CSV into an excursion record; the file format is explained in one line.
Open the monitorWhat file do I need?Understand the leak-check intervals first, then see which plan includes the F-gas report.
Read the F-gas record guideCompare plans
What to do in the first hour after a reading leaves the band: hold, record, assess against stability data, disposition, CAPA — and what the excursion file must contain.
All guides
New here? The Help page walks through the first steps, and the glossary defines every term.
Tools
Calculators and a live workspace built on the same engine as the records.
The standards these guides reference
Regulations these records are built around — record features by plan. Cryovo is not a certifying body.
General information, not legal or compliance advice for your jurisdiction.
Cryovo registers each asset's band, detects every out-of-band excursion, and keeps the five facts on the record — start, duration, worst value, recovery and cause. Start free, no card.
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