Indoor mapping and RFID tracking software for Norway

Norway is one of the world’s largest seafood exporters, and farmed Atlantic salmon is its best-known product. Fresh fish is chilled, packed in boxes with ice and moved fast — much of it by road to continental Europe, some by air to more distant markets — while frozen products wait in freezer stores along the coast. In packing plants and export terminals, how long a pallet spends at each stage matters as much as the temperature of the room it is in.

Spatial Map draws packing halls, chill rooms, freezer stores, dock doors and reefer bays on the plan and colours each from your sensors. Pallets on hold or waiting for a truck are marked in place, door sensors show which chill room is open, and the History player replays a shift’s readings for the quality review. The Polar Pharma demo — a pharmaceutical cold store rather than a fish plant — shows the same building blocks: temperature zones, cold-room doors, reefer docks and pallets on hold. Your quality system remains the record; the map shows the state of the building.

Oil and gas production on the Norwegian continental shelf, and a growing offshore wind industry, are supplied from bases along the coast, with well-known clusters around Stavanger and Bergen. Their warehouses hold spare parts, consumables, rental tools and offshore containers that must reach a supply vessel before it sails, and a part that cannot be found on the quay can hold up work offshore.

Spatial Map puts racks with their locations, inspection and quarantine areas, tool stores and quayside staging on one map. Stock by location from your ERP or WMS colours the racks, BLE or RFID tags on tools and containers show where they were last seen, and checked-out equipment is visible by status. The Crestline Fulfillment demo shows rack-level stock across 2,204 locations, and Harborview shows equipment checked in and out by department. For tagged tools and containers, see BLE tracking software.

Most of Norway’s population lives in the south, and much of the country’s grocery and retail distribution is organised from warehouses in the Oslo region, with regional hubs on the west coast around Bergen and further north. Long distances and winter roads make it expensive to send the wrong load, so dock doors, staging lanes and chilled, frozen and ambient zones all need to be right before a truck leaves.

In Spatial Map, a distribution centre becomes one live map: dock doors and staging lanes coloured by load status, cold zones by temperature, returnable roll cages and pallets as tagged assets. Stores work the same way at a smaller scale — the Retail Mart demo shows shelf stock, fridge and freezer sensors and RFID readers across three floors.

Norway is not an EU member, but as part of the European Economic Area it applies the GDPR through the EEA Agreement, with Datatilsynet as the supervisory authority. Norway’s Working Environment Act also has its own chapter on control measures in the workplace, which expects such measures to be discussed with employee representatives before they are introduced. Your legal advisers decide what applies to a particular project.

Most Norwegian projects sidestep the question where they can by tagging fish pallets, tools, containers and roll cages rather than people. Spatial Map only shows the data you send it; the four roles (Owner, Admin, Editor, Viewer) limit who sees a facility, share links expose only the layers and floors you choose, and every workspace is isolated. A data processing agreement is available, and the security page describes how data is protected.

The interface is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Arabic and Chinese; it is not available in Norwegian, and Norwegian teams typically work in English. Room names, rack codes and report titles stay in Norwegian, æ, ø and å included. Spatial Map is sold online at the same USD price worldwide, and our team works with customers in Norway remotely, by video call and through the contact form. For multi-site rollouts, floor-plan digitisation and integration are quoted as a fixed-price custom service.