Decklar Automated Quality Release for Cold Chain

Decklar, formerly Roambee, is a supply chain visibility and decision AI company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with offices in Mexico, Germany, the UAE, India (Mumbai and Ahmedabad) and Japan. It rebranded on September 10, 2025, and tackles the gap between monitoring cold chain conditions and actually deciding whether goods can be released, rerouted or quarantined.

Automated Quality Release tracks each shipment from package to container with multimodal sensors for temperature, humidity, shock and light-based tamper exposure. Every signal is benchmarked against SOPs and lane-level risk patterns, combined with electronic proof of delivery and over 10 years of lane, node and point-of-interest intelligence, so routine shipments clear automatically and only ambiguous cases escalate. Decision AI also flags high-risk lanes and carriers and recommends alternate routes or SOP changes. Users include pharmaceutical distributors and food and chocolate manufacturers.

• Multimodal condition tracking: temperature, humidity, shock and tamper exposure from package to container.
• SOP benchmarking: each signal is compared with SOPs and lane-level risk patterns to trigger action.
• Automated release: routine shipments clear automatically while ambiguous cases escalate to people.
• Electronic proof of delivery: ePOD combined with lane, node and POI intelligence.
• Predictive lane risk: Decision AI flags high-risk lanes, carriers and points of interest and suggests alternatives.
• Integration Hub: connects with existing ERP, TMS and partner systems.

• A pharmaceutical distributor in Vietnam can automate quality release for temperature-sensitive deliveries to hospitals and pharmacies.
• A dairy or confectionery maker can identify cold chain lanes and transport vendors that cause most excursions.
• A multinational food company can run one cold chain compliance view across plants and distributors in the region.

• The solution page cites 35% fewer product rejections and 95%+ quality and cold chain compliance.
• A global pharma distributor automated release across 81,000 annual full-truckload shipments, saving 8.4 million USD and eliminating manual dock QA.
• A global chocolate manufacturer lifted cold chain compliance from 57% to over 90% across 24,000+ monthly shipments.
• Release cycles are stated to be 40% faster, with 95% audit readiness.

Cold chain programs are moving from collecting more sensor data to automating decisions such as quality release, carrier selection and pre-cooling checks. Pharma and food manufacturers in Asia, where control towers often react only after shipments leave, increasingly look for platforms that act on exceptions before goods are lost.

Roambee rebranded as Decklar on September 10, 2025, a name inspired by Decision Clarity. Its H2 2025 newsletter reports 48% year-on-year revenue growth in 2025 and adjusted EBITDA positive for three quarters. Sanjay Sharma is Chairman and CEO. Logos shown on its site include Danone, Ferrero, Mondelez, Nestlé and Siemens.