Maintain 100% uninterrupted software access
What happens when the service providers you depend on fail, go bankrupt, or disappear?
What is continuity escrow?
Your infrastructure depends on service providers. When they fail, your services go offline. When your services go offline, you cannot serve your clients. When you cannot serve your clients, your business stops.
That’s why continuity escrow protects against:
We keep your systems active during service failures
How Continuity Escrow works
Book a free consultation
Talk with our specialists about your local and global infrastructure dependencies. We will identify which services expose you to risk and explain how they make you vulnerable.
Choose a protection level and create your account
Select your plan based on your coverage needs. Then, invite stakeholders to your dashboard. Our in-house legal team will draft your legal framework.
Upload your vendors
Link your infrastructure platforms once to activate daily automated synchronization. You can also upload hosting credentials and payment details manually through our secure portal.
Verify your software resilience
Order our verification service to test your credentials. We will confirm login access and continuity capability. You will receive a Software Resilience Certificate as compliance proof.
What goes into your Continuity Escrow uploads
Sync any of your infrastructure platforms
Full-service legal and technical support
Continuity services built on invulnerable security and verified for trust
Guarantee your continuity capability with technical testing
If providers support your infrastructure, activating Continuity Escrow is the right decision.
- Infrastructure vulnerability assessment
- A guided continuity implementation plan
- Answers to your technical and legal questions
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Frequently asked questions
How does Continuity Escrow help you build digital resilience?
How does Continuity Escrow help you build digital resilience?
Continuity Escrow prevents operational downtime caused by missed payments. When a critical infrastructure bill goes unpaid, you report the problem, and we immediately take over the payment. Your hosting stays active, your services remain funded, and your applications stay operational. This gives you time to find a long-term solution.