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At Eupry, we typically partner with three types of companies in life sciences: 1) CQV consultants, 2) software vendors serving GxP environments, and 3) hardware and equipment providers, including manufacturers of temperature-controlled units.

Depending on the partnership, you will gain access to specialized GxP software, hardware, and knowledge, automated workflows that eliminate manual work, and exclusive volume-based pricing. Contact us to learn more.

Fill out the partner form on eupry.com/partners. The Eupry team reviews the inquiry, sets up an introductory call, and, if there is a fit, provides the tools, training, and support to deliver Eupry to your customers.

As an Eupry partner, you typically earn through one or more of three channels: discounted resale of Eupry solutions, referral bonuses on the first-year contract value for qualified leads, and paid execution of CQV services on local projects.

Discounts scale with annual contract value. The Proof of Concept (first order) receives 25% plus "No Cure No Pay." Subsequent tiers are: up to €100,000 at 10%, €100–200,000 at 15%, €200–500,000 at 20%, and above €500,000 at 25%.

Eupry provides a mapping kit for an upcoming project. If the partner is not satisfied with the claimed benefits, the kit can be returned free of charge, and no invoice is issued.

Partners receive 20% of the first-year contract value when a referred lead converts into an Eupry customer. The bonus is capped at €100,000 per referral.

A minimum annual sales target of $2M applies at the Certified Solution Partner tier, which is 12–24 months into the partnership journey. Earlier tiers do not have a fixed minimum.

The DW2 data logger measures 91.5 × 37 × 33 mm and fits between shelves, including inside freezers. For tight spaces, an extender cable allows the sensor to go inside the unit while the logger sits outside. See more product types here.

Yes. Extender cables route the sensor into the controlled environment while the logger remains outside. This is standard practice for ULT freezers, cleanrooms, and loaded units.

Temperature: -200 °C to +1100 °C (-328 °F to +2012 °F) with probes. Humidity: 0–100% RH at ±0.5% accuracy. CO₂: 0–25% in N₂. Differential pressure: -500 to +500 Pa.

Yes. With the appropriate probes, calibration is supported from -200 °C to +1100 °C (-328 °F to +2012 °F), covering ULT, cryo, incubators, and high-temperature applications.

Yes. The logger records continuously as long as it has battery. Once connected to an Eupry router or any internet-enabled router, data uploads automatically as often as every three minutes.

The logger continues to record locally. When connectivity is restored, data uploads automatically. An alarm is triggered if the connection is lost, giving time to resolve the issue.

One router can handle >100 data loggers. However, coverage depends on the size and layout of the facility. In a large warehouse, multiple routers may be required (typically around 3 for full coverage). Separate rooms (e.g., freezers in different rooms) require their own router unless there is already Wi-Fi coverage.

The logger stores up to 10,000 measurements locally, for around seven days at 30-second sampling. If the limit is reached, the oldest data is overwritten, and an alarm is triggered well before this point.

The logger measures continuously. Time ranges for analysis are defined within EasyMap, so recording does not need to be scheduled manually.

Yes. High and low limits are set per sensor, and EasyMap automatically identifies hot and cold spots based on the configured thresholds.

Yes. Both the measurement interval and the cloud upload interval are configurable in the software, down to every three minutes for upload and 30 seconds for sampling.

Yes. Logger settings are managed in the software, so the same loggers can be reused across different mapping projects, locations, or protocols.

Yes. All sensors are delivered with ISO 17025-accredited or traceable calibration performed in Eupry's own laboratory.

Yes. All calibration certificates are available in the software at any time and can be reviewed before any measurement or mapping study starts.

End-calibration is available as an express service with a turnaround of around one week. Only sensors are sent back for recalibration, never the loggers. Learn more about Eupry's patented calibration solution here.

Eupry sensors show very low drift: 99.92% pass recalibration within the acceptance criteria of ±0.5 °C, with an average deviation of 0.03 °C. Each logger also contains an internal reference sensor, providing an additional verification layer to confirm that pre- and post-calibration differences do not affect recorded data.

Only sensors are returned, not loggers. Eupry ships replacement sensors in advance, so there is no downtime. A common setup is two sensors per logger to support continuous operation.

Yes. All certificates are stored in the software and can be downloaded individually or in bulk, for example, as a ZIP file for reporting purposes.

Custom calibration points can be defined on request. The standard points (-30 °C, 0 °C, +50 °C / -22 °F, 32 °F, 122 °F) are the default cost-efficient option.

Mapping uses multiple loggers simultaneously. A standard TCU setup uses nine measurement points (corners plus center), and extender cables route sensors into loaded units through doors or service ports.

Protocols cover OQ, PQ, stability, open door, and power failure tests, and are signed by the customer before installation. Reports can be delivered by the partner or by Eupry, and are always approved by the customer.

Yes. Multiple loggers can be selected, grouped, and included in mapping reports through EasyMap.

Time zone in monitoring and mapping follows the user's settings in the software. Data captured in one location and reviewed from another is displayed in the reviewer's configured time zone.

Yes. The platform supports user management with location-level and profile-level permissions, so partners and customers can control who sees which sites and data.

Yes. Calibration certificates and monitoring records are stored, linked, and included in audit reports, and can be searched within the software.

Yes. Eupry integrates Rotronic high-precision humidity sensors directly into the Eupry platform.

Eupry holds ISO 9001, ISO 17025, ISO 27001, and ISO 14001, along with DANAK accreditation, ILAC-MRA, IATA CEIV Pharma, and compliance with FDA 21 CFR Part 11.

All compliance documentation is available on the Eupry Trust Hub at trust.eupry.com, including certifications, quality management, and IT security information.

Data is hosted on AWS with AES encryption in transit and at rest. All web traffic uses HTTPS and TLS 1.3. Communication is authenticated via a unique GRAI code and 32-character token per logger.