Automated HACCP Temperature Logs
🌡️ As part of the PathSpot PowerTemp platform, we provide automated, HACCP-compliant temperature logging to help simplify food safety record-keeping. By automating temperature monitoring and documentation, PowerTemp helps reduce manual errors, eliminate missed temperature checks, and discourage inaccurate or backfilled ("pencil-whipped") records for critical food safety monitoring points. The result is more reliable documentation, improved operational consistency, and greater confidence in your HACCP compliance program.
If you'd like to learn more about enabling automated temperature logging for your organization, please contact your Customer Success Manager or reach out to PathSpot Support at support@pathspottech.com. Our team can provide additional information and help you get started with this functionality.
✍️ How to Sign Temperature Logs
📥 How to Download Reports
For a full Report PDF example click here

🗓️ Signing Previous Days
💡 Product Considerations
- ⭐ An asterisk (*) on Day 16 of the report example shown below indicates that the temperature was manually overridden. Actual feature shown in the example video in the "Download Report" Section Below
- ✍️ If a user re-signs a report, any newly downloaded version will display the most recent entry for that field.
- ⏳ Downloaded reports are cached. As a result, it may take up to one hour for changes to appear in a newly downloaded report if one was just downloaded and changes were made righ tafter. If you need an updated version immediately after making changes, allow up to an hour before downloading again.
- 📧 Upon request, your team can subscribe to automated HACCP compliant temperature reports (example below in "Download Report" Section. These reports are delivered to your inbox on the first day of each month and include the previous month's temperature records and signatures. If any days were missed, the report serves as a helpful reminder to return to the PathSpot dashboard, complete the missing signatures, and download an updated report.
- 📡 If a sensor goes offline, it will automatically backfill up to 21 days of temperature data once it reconnects.