Akurasense
7.4#2 in cold chain management softwareFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitAkurasense vs Curesh
What both publish
| Fact | Akurasense | Curesh |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2020 | The about page states that Curesh was founded in 2025. |
| Purpose | Akurasense is Akuratemp’s monitoring and traceability platform for temperature visibility, shipment and workflow events, proof of custody, and reporting. | Curesh tracks temperatures, documents chain of custody, and generates compliance reports for labs and couriers. |
| Security controls | Akuratemp states that app-to-Bluetooth data is encrypted end to end, cloud storage is access restricted, sensitive data is role controlled and systems receive regular monitoring and compliance reviews. | Listed controls include MFA, SSO/SAML, role-based permissions, audit logs, anomaly detection, penetration testing and a bug bounty. |
| Support | The subscription comparison lists technical support and company user training for all five plans. | Sales is available Monday to Friday 9AM-6PM CET and the company lists separate sales and support email addresses. |
| Temperature monitoring | The platform captures temperature conditions during trips and continuous fixed-asset monitoring. | Sensors can send readings every 30 seconds and trigger excursion alerts. |
Akurasense plans
- FreeFree
- BasicPriced on request
- PlusPriced on request
- ProPriced on request
- StandardPriced on request
Curesh plans
- Trip Compliance€9 a month
- Trip Compliance£10 a month
- Compliance Pro€18 a month
- Compliance Pro£20 a month
- Enterprise / GDP+Priced on request
Pick Akurasense if…
It suits operations and QA teams responsible for temperature-controlled shipments or fixed cold-chain equipment. Teams needing custody records, exception logs, and trip reporting may also find its workflow tools relevant.
Pick Curesh if…
Curesh suits laboratories and medical couriers that need shipment temperature monitoring, custody records, and compliance reporting. It may also fit teams coordinating drivers and fleets across vehicles and storage.