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In this case, I am the depositor. After specifying the role, you will select the type of agreement. Let's select tripartite, meaning the agreement will be signed by the depositor, Codekeeper as the escrow agent, and the beneficiary. Then click the save and create button.

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After the basics, we are going to fill the parties in all required details for both depositor and beneficiary, starting with the depositor. You can edit the details for the organization, signatory, and at least one representative contact for the entire escrow configuration process. Then click the save button.

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On the beneficiary side, edit the representative contact who will monitor the entire escrow configuration process. Then click the save button. After the parties, we can move on to the notifications. These are the notification settings, In this process, we'll leave it as default.

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Next and final step: within the agreement settings, we will configure the legal context, deposit type, release conditions, jurisdiction, and escrow agreement liability SLA.

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In this example, we will go for a license- and development agreement. As deposit type, we select source code. Then, for release conditions, we select bankruptcy here. Next, for the jurisdiction, we select escrow agent jurisdiction. Finally, for the escrow agreement liability SLA, we select no liability.

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After all the details are set and entered correctly, confirm by selecting “Generate agreement”.

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The escrow agreement has now been sent to Codekeeper for processing, and will be shared soon. When the agreement is ready for review and approval, you and the beneficiary will receive an email.

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