Indoor mapping and IoT monitoring software for New Zealand

Dairy products are New Zealand’s largest export, and meat, kiwifruit, apples, wine and seafood follow close behind. Between farm or orchard and ship, almost all of it passes through coolstores, freezers and packhouses — butter and cheese in chilled stores, frozen lamb and beef in freezers, kiwifruit held for months in controlled coolstores before it is shipped.

Spatial Map shows those buildings room by room. Readings from your temperature and humidity sensors arrive through the gateway or IoT platform you already use and colour each room by style rules on the value; door states, held pallets and dock activity sit in the same view. Every change is kept in row history, so a supervisor can replay what happened overnight. Your food-safety and export procedures remain the record.

The Port of Tauranga is New Zealand’s largest port and the main gateway for Bay of Plenty kiwifruit and much of the country’s dairy and forestry exports, while Auckland is a major import gateway for consumer goods. Around both sit coolstores, container packing sheds and distribution centres where pallets are consolidated against vessel cut-offs.

Dock doors, staging lanes and container packing bays are drawn on the site plan and coloured from your WMS or yard data, so the team can see what is staged for which container and what is still waiting. The Eastport Cross-Dock demo shows the pattern with 50 dock doors and 44 yard slots.

Many New Zealand operators run lean: the person responsible for the coolstore may also look after the forklifts, the IT and the export paperwork. Spatial Map does not need a project team. Upload the building plan as a PDF or DWG, draw the rooms, racks and doors, connect a CSV export or a REST endpoint, and the map is live. The 7-day trial covers up to 5 facilities, and Pro is $60 a month or $600 a year for up to 4 facilities.

If there is no time to do it yourselves, our services team builds the facility and connects your data as a fixed-price custom service, with a proposal within 3 business days.

New Zealand’s universities and research institutes share expensive instruments between labs, buildings and campuses, and the question is often simply where a piece of equipment is and whether it is calibrated. The Westbrook University demo shows a science building with labs, instruments, bookings and calibration dates on the map.

Stadiums, event centres and convention venues use the same platform for event days: halls, rooms over capacity, crews and deliveries on a live map, as in the Lakeside Convention Center demo. Wayfinding builds walking routes around walls and through doors, also on share links for visiting crews.

The Privacy Act 2020 and its information privacy principles are the context whenever location data can be linked to people, and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner publishes guidance on workplace monitoring. Your legal advisers decide what applies; most cold-chain and warehouse projects monitor rooms, pallets and equipment rather than staff. A data processing agreement is available and the security page describes how data is protected.

Spatial Map is sold online at the same USD price worldwide. Our team works with New Zealand customers remotely, by video call and through the contact form; room names, column names and report titles — te reo Māori included — appear exactly as you write them.