While in the Info tab, it is possible to edit the Shipment Description. To do this, press the Pencil icon next to the Shipment Description in the top left corner of the Info screen. 

In the

By clicking on a certain boundary, you’ll see if there were any triggers and if the boundary is armed or not.

The amount of time a logger had spent outside of the preset boundaries will only appear after delivery and data analysis.

The Chart tab shows the shipment measurements for a logger on a time series chart. Click here to read about the Chart tab in more detail.

The Data tab shows the shipment measurements for the selected logger(s) in a tabular format. Go here to read about the Data tab in more detail.

The Properties tab shows the list of properties and their value(s) added to the shipment.

You can reset boundary alarms if you're a user with admin permission. If a boundary has been triggered for a sensor, it can be reset in the Excursion Boundaries table in the

A red “Yes” indicates if a boundary is triggered by one or more loggers. As a result, the boundary is no longer armed, meaning the logger will no longer send alerts for this boundary. Unarmed boundaries are marked with a red ×, and armed boundaries show a green checkmark.

Triggered and Armed statuses for boundaries assume the "worst case" scenario from all loggers in the shipment.

For each boundary, the following applies:

• The boundary status is triggered if one logger in the shipment has triggered a boundary breach.

• If one logger in the shipment is unarmed, the boundary will also show as unarmed.

By clicking on a certain boundary, the information for individual loggers appears. They include information on whether a particular logger is armed and how often each logger has triggered this specific boundary.

To rearm a logger or multiple loggers, click on the 

This will allow you to choose the loggers you want to rearm by ticking the checkboxes next to them. From the drop-down menu, select when the rearming should take effect, and click on “Apply (#)”. This will send a message to the selected loggers, and the armed status will be updated accordingly.

If you set a boundary to rearm later, a clock icon indicates it in the

When a shipment is closed, you can request a report in the Single Shipment view by clicking on the Request Report button. Reports can be requested from shipments that are Shipping, Delivered, and Closed. Clicking on Request Report opens a modal where you have to provide an email address and can choose to get extra data with the report by setting some Report config.

The Report config has default settings set by your administrator, but you can overwrite them by changing the configurations in the modal.

By clicking on the "Share shipment" option, the system generates a shareable link that can be copied or sent by email through the system. To choose how long the link should be live, click on the drop-down menu labeled "Expires in" and choose from the five options: 7, 30, 60, 90, and 120 days.

In the Active tab, shipments that are currently shipping or are recently delivered can be seen.

When shipments start shipping, they appear under Currently Shipping. When the shipments are delivered, they move from Currently shipping to Recently delivered.

They stay there until the cloud processes them. When they have been processed, they are either closed automatically and moved to the closed tab or moved to the inspection tab. This depends on a customer setting where you must manually inspect Shipments at or above a selected severity level. The system will automatically inspect and close shipments below the selected severity level.

In the Inspection tab, shipments that have "shipment quality" set to undecided can be seen.

Shipments end up with the "shipment quality" set to undecided due to Medium and High excursions in the shipments. The shipments are split into three lists depending on whether they Need inspection, are Being Inspected, or have already been Inspected (Not Closed).

In the Closed tab, shipments that have been closed can be seen.

In the Search tab, you can search for shipments with specific parameters. Shipment searches are filtered by Time (Time Created, Time Shipped, Time Delivered, and Time Closed) and the search period (From and To). It's possible to search for shipments by Status (Draft, Ready, Shipping, Delivered, Closed, and Cancelled), Reference/name, Origin and Destination, Logger ID, Controlant Shipment ID, Excursion Severity (No Excursion, Low, Medium, and High), and Custom Property. The fields that are in bold are required. The search results are displayed below the fields after clicking on the Search button.

In a single shipment view, under the Info tab, all events from when a shipment is created until delivery are displayed below the Event Log. Below is a list explaining possible events.

• Excursion
  Any excursions that may occur during the shipment, i.e., temperature going over the upper boundaries or under the lower boundaries. Upper and lower boundaries can be specified for the shipment.

• Start Button Pushed
  The Start button was pressed during the shipment.

• Stop button Pushed
  The Stop button was pressed during the shipment.

• Logger Enters Shipment Mode
  The logger has entered shipping mode, i.e., the logger is being used in a shipment.

• Logger Enters Standby Mode
  The logger has entered standby mode, i.e., the logger is not in use.

• Logger At Origin
  The logger is at a shipment origin location.

• Logger At Destination
  The logger is at the shipment delivery location.

• Logger En Route
  The logger in a shipment is on a shipping route.

• Shipment Created
  Shipment was created at this time.

• Shipment Shipped
  Shipment was started at this time.

• Shipment Delivered
  Shipment was delivered at this time.

• Shipment Closed
  The shipment has been closed after delivery.

• Shipment Cancelled
   Shipment was canceled, either before the shipment was shipped or after a shipment was closed.

• Lights Off
  Lights were turned off in the shipment. An event that happens when a logger in a shipment is placed in a dark space, for example, inside a sealed box after being exposed to bright lights.

• Lights On
  Lights were turned on in the shipment. An event that happens when a logger in a shipment is affected by light, for example, when a logger is inside a sealed box, and the box is exposed to bright lights.

It is possible to filter the Event Log by selecting logger(s) in the filtered Logger list.

The user selects loggers by clicking the downward-facing black arrow (to the right of the Logger list).

• Select one or more loggers.

• N/A are shipment events not tied to a specific logger, such as Shipment Closed.

• If no selection is made, all events are displayed.

By default, the Light events are hidden in the SCM UI. They can be displayed by checking the checkbox Light events in the Single Shipment view to the right of the Event Log title.

If Light events are displayed, they also appear in the chart under the Chart tab.