Humidor Tracking
TL;DR
A humidor that runs too dry for 48 hours can crack wrappers across an entire shelf. Too humid for a week and you're looking at mold. The Humidor Tracking module connects to SensorPush sensors and watches your temperature and humidity 24/7 — and it doesn't just alert you, it gives you full analytics on what your humidor is actually doing, and tracks which employees and customers were in the shop when a reading swung. So when the humidity tanks every afternoon, you can stop guessing and see who keeps leaving the door open. It's $7.99/month (sensors purchased separately from SensorPush). One box of ruined premium cigars costs more than years of monitoring. Turn it on and stop gambling with the most expensive cabinet in your shop.
Temperature and humidity are the two things standing between your humidor stock and a very expensive problem. Too dry and the wrappers crack. Too humid and you've got a mold situation developing inside a sealed cabinet where you won't see it coming. Either way, you find out at the worst possible time.
The Humidor Tracking module connects to SensorPush sensors placed inside your humidor and brings the readings directly into TORO — logging conditions continuously and alerting you the moment something drifts out of range.
Pricing
The module is $7.99 a month. That covers the continuous monitoring, the full analytics, the alerts, and the cause-tracking described below.
The SensorPush sensors are bought separately from SensorPush (sensorpush.com) — they're the hardware that actually sits in your humidor. You buy the sensors once; the $7.99/month is the software that turns those readings into something you can act on inside TORO.
What You Need
SensorPush sensors, purchased separately from SensorPush (sensorpush.com). These are small, battery-powered devices that sit inside your humidor and broadcast temperature and humidity readings. You'll want one per humidor area you want to monitor.
For remote alerts when you're not in the building, you'll also want a SensorPush HT1 Hub (or equivalent) — a small WiFi bridge that extends your sensors' reach to the internet. Without it, sensors communicate via Bluetooth only, which requires a phone nearby to relay readings.
Once your sensors are in place, TORO links to them through the SensorPush integration.
Turning It On
Open the Modules & Integrations tab on the dashboard and find Humidor Tracking. Activate the module, then follow the setup steps to connect your SensorPush account and link your sensors to your store.
What You See
Inside TORO, your humidor conditions appear as a live dashboard. Front and center is your Humidor Health Score — a single 0–100% number that rolls up everything below it (explained in Humidor Health). Under it, color-coded tiles show your Latest Reading and 30-Day Average for each metric — temperature, humidity, dew point, and VPD — green when you're in the sweet spot, amber when something's drifting, red when it's past the danger line.
Below the tiles, a 30-Day Trends panel charts every metric over the last month. Click any chart to open it full screen, where you can change the date range, hover to read exact values, and toggle a best-fit trend line on each metric to see which way things are heading. Store-open hours are lightly shaded behind the data, so you can tell an "everyone's in the shop" swing from an overnight one. At a glance you can see whether your humidor held steady all week or whether something shifted overnight.
Full Analytics — and Who's Behind the Swings
A reading that drifted out of range tells you that something happened. The analytics tell you why. TORO charts your temperature and humidity over hours, days, and weeks, so the patterns jump out — the daily afternoon dip, the spike every time a delivery comes in, the slow drift after the humidifier started to fail.
Here's the part no plain hygrometer can do: because TORO knows who was clocked in and which customers were in the shop at any given moment, it can line your reading swings up against the people who were there. When the humidity tanks at the same time every afternoon, you can stop guessing and actually see who was working the floor — and catch the walk-in door that keeps getting propped open, or the regular who likes to browse the humidor with the door wide. It turns "the humidor keeps drifting" into a specific, fixable answer.
Alerts
You set the thresholds. When a reading crosses outside the range you've configured, you get an alert. Most shops target 65–72% relative humidity and 65–70°F, but your specific stock and climate might call for something different — you set it, TORO watches it.
The alert reaches you before the damage does. That's the whole point.
Why Manual Checks Aren't Enough
Glancing at a hygrometer when you walk past is how most shops monitor their humidor. The problem is that a lot can happen in the hours when nobody's watching — overnight, over a long weekend, during a busy stretch when you're too slammed to notice the humidity crept up. Continuous monitoring catches a failing humidifier at 2 AM, not Tuesday morning when the damage is already done and customers are already in the shop.
A single walk-in refrigerator-style humidor can hold tens of thousands of dollars of product. Watching it 24 hours a day costs less per month than one box of Padrons.