Wireless data loggers built for GxP

Compliance rated high by Novo Nordisk

Novo Nordisk audited our temperature monitoring solution and awarded it a “High” compliance rating.

“Eupry Aps provided enough documentation to conclude that procedures and efficient controls to ensure compliance are in place and well-functioning as intended in all key areas/processes, and that management and employees displayed strong understanding and positive attitude in regard to compliance,” ISO AUDIT REPORT by Novo Nordisk, June 2023

FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance made easy

The system has a specialized 21 CFR Part 11 module and makes it simple to comply with the regulation.

• Fully validated system
• Digitally sign changes
• Export audit logs

And much more.

Simple calibration without downtime

No more worrying about (inefficient) calibration.

Our patented technology reshapes the way data logger calibrations are handled to greatly simplify the process.

New calibrated sensors are sent when you need them to be replaced in seconds. Data is automatically merged and certificates are stored in the software.

No extra loggers, no downtime, and no fragmented data.

Choose between ISO 17025 accredited or traceable 3-point calibration.

The calibration is included in the service with no extra costs.

“Particularly convenient is the automated calibration process where external calibrated sensors are replaced with new calibrated ones automatically,“ Eric Clausen Distribution Manager at Freja

IT-validated compliance software your IT department will love

The monitoring software is fully validated – a critical factor for regulated industries like pharma and biotech. The validation ensures that the software meets industry standards and compliance requirements, reducing the risk of costly errors or data integrity issues.

IQ OQ Qualification protocol included

The included Qualification Protocol helps you achieve GxP compliance with a custom-designed process for temperature monitoring.

This ensures:

• proper installation of the temperature monitoring system.
• correct configuration of all settings.
• effective procedures for managing alarms and deviations.

Secure storage of all your data

Data security is handled according to ISO 27001 and Eudralex Vol. 4 Annex 11 Framework standards. All data is encrypted using AES and stored with continual backup procedures for up to five years.

Safe storage of personal data

Personal data is handled according to CCPA and GDPR standards, providing an extra layer of assurance for your data's security. In today's data-driven world, regulated industries such as pharma and biotech can't afford to take risks when it comes to personal data, and the service is designed to adhere to the highest standards supporting your compliance.

A data logger is an electronic device that records measurements like temperature, humidity, or pressure over time, often used for temperature monitoring or temperature mapping.

Data loggers record, store, and often transfer environmental data, like temperatures and humidity, at set intervals for monitoring and analysis.

Data loggers track conditions in storage, transport, and manufacturing areas to make sure conditions are within safe ranges for the relevant products.

Place the data logger in the relevant area and configure logging settings. Data is automatically or manually transferred, depending on the type.

A digital data logger electronically records and stores environmental data, such as temperatures, to make it easy to retrieve and analyze.

Depending on the data logger type, data can be transferred automatically, for instance via Wi-Fi, or manually, for instance via USB.

Check out Eupry’s wireless data loggers.

Some key aspects to consider when selecting a data logger:

• Is it wireless and does it supply access to real-time data?
• Does it have compatible sensor types?
• What is the accuracy?
• Are re-calibration included in the price?
• What is the logging frequency?
• How is the battery lifetime and memory size?
• Does it comply with the relevant standards and regulations specific to your market and industry?
• Is there software included? And what does it include?
• Is there support available if you need help?

Wireless data loggers provide continuous monitoring in real-time with automated data transfer, which makes instant deviation alarms possible and helps ensure compliance without manual data transfers.

See Eupry’s wireless data loggers.

A wireless data logger transmits the recorded data automatically to the web-based system through WiFi. It eliminates the need to manually export data via USB. This allows for effective documentation, analysis, and validation – and for the users of the system to receive alarms if any temperature excursions should occur.

A data logger can cost anywhere between $500 to $3000.

However, there are often many hidden costs related to purchasing a data logger. For instance, it will need re-calibrations which are not covered by the initial cost.

Alternatively, you can get complete financial predictability with a subscription, where you do not have to waste time finding a third party that can re-calibrate your sensors or spend extra on calibration as it is all included. The same goes for costs of faulty or simply degraded hardware covered by the warranty of a subscription model.

See what is included in the temperature monitoring subscription.

Previously you had to connect your data logger to your computer before the data could be read. With a wireless data logger, this is a thing of the past. By using a WiFi or 4G connection, it automatically transmits data to a website from where you can easily access the data.

See which data is included in our monitoring software.

All temperature data loggers operate much like thermometers, but instead of only measuring, the data is also stored on the device.

For USB loggers the data can later be recovered by connecting it to a computer.

For wireless temperature data loggers, the recovery of data happens automatically through a WiFi or 4G connection giving you access to the data in real-time.

See how wireless data loggers work in the product catalog.

A data logger can monitor various environmental parameters but is most frequently used for measuring temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, and differential pressure. This makes them useful in many different applications such as for both monitoring as well as validation and mapping exercises.

There a several advantages of using a wireless data logger:

• Collection of data is fully automatic as the data loggers automatically transfer your data to the software. No more USB transfers.
• Readings can be seen in real-time from any computer or tablet and alarms can be sent immediately allowing you to live track compliance during both mapping studies and monitoring to act on deviations quickly and mitigate risks.
• Risks are lower as it does not rely on personnel remembering to make readings, there are no manual mistakes, and deviations can be spotted right away.
• Readings are more accurate than if made by a person, as it is made by accredited sensors.
• Wireless data loggers and sensors can be placed at all heights or other dangerous places, as no one has to go there.

Wireless data loggers are used to record environmental parameters over time.

Various use cases exist, but wireless data loggers are most frequently used to monitor temperatures in refrigerated storage equipment. Other popular choices include humidity, carbon dioxide, and differential pressure.

Wireless data logging has many different applications across industries. As an example, wireless data logging is often used to measure temperature in the pharmaceutical industry as this industry is known for having high compliance and documentation requirements. The loggers are also specifically useful for biotech and logistics companies.

A wireless data logger obsoletes the use of a USB data logger and the process of manually having to export data.

The best practice is to have all data loggers in your fleet calibrated on an annual basis and at the same time. Having them calibrated every twelve months ensures optimal accuracy and ideal compliance.

Additionally, it is possible to get a subscription for both wireless data loggers and yearly calibrations where the re-calibrated loggers are sent annually, thereby giving you complete peace of mind.