Born from a crisis,
built to last decades
When COVID-19 vaccines arrived and cold chain failures made headlines, our founders asked: why is this still happening? The answer revealed a $40B industry stuck in the past.
Five years of turning frustration into progress
From a pandemic moment of clarity to protecting over $2 billion in assets nationwide — our story is one of relentless focus on a problem that genuinely matters.
2020 — The wake-up call
COVID-19 vaccine rollout exposes critical cold chain failures. Millions of doses are compromised due to inadequate temperature monitoring. Our founders ask: how does this still happen in 2020?
2021 — Hezky founded
After deep research into the monitoring industry's limitations, Hezky is incorporated. We assemble a team of IoT engineers and healthcare compliance experts to build from scratch — no legacy constraints.
2022 — First 100 locations
We deploy at our first 100 pharmacy and hospital locations. Customer feedback shapes the platform — more alert types, better reports, the beginning of NIST Autopilot™. The ROI data starts rolling in.
2023 — $2B in assets protected
Hezky crosses a major milestone: over $2 billion in pharmaceutical and medical assets monitored on our platform. Zero major excursion losses for customers on auto-alert. The ROI guarantee becomes our trademark commitment.
2024 — 2M+ sensor readings daily
Our platform processes over 2 million sensor readings every day across healthcare facilities, blood banks, pharmacies, and food service operations. Transportation tracking launches to meet growing demand.
2025 — Expanding nationwide
Hezky accelerates nationwide expansion with dedicated teams in every major metro. New verticals include K-12 food services and specialty compounding pharmacies. The mission continues: every facility, every medication, perfectly protected.
The numbers behind why we built Hezky
$40B industry asleep
The global cold chain monitoring market is worth $40 billion — and most of it still runs on technology designed in the 2000s. Paper logs, limited sensors, and manual calibration tracking remain the norm.
$35B lost annually
The pharmaceutical industry loses an estimated $35 billion annually to temperature excursions in storage and transport. The vast majority is preventable with better monitoring technology.
Patients at the centre
Behind every dollar of pharmaceutical loss is a patient who may receive compromised medication. That human cost — not the financial one — is why we come to work every day and why we won't stop building.
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