Ready for Continuity
Keep your software online. Stay ready for continuity.
Continuity readiness protects the operational layers that keep your software live — from environments to credentials and access roles.
What is continuity?
Continuity means ensuring your software runs without interruption, even if a vendor loses the ability to maintain services.
It allows you to retain the credentials, permissions, and payment control needed to keep systems active, regardless of provider limitations.
It allows you to retain the credentials, permissions, and payment control needed to keep systems active, regardless of provider limitations.
Why you need to be ready for continuity
74%
Of SaaS outages are caused by vendor failures, not customer actions.
$300K/hr
The hourly cost of downtime for mid-market and enterprise SaaS-dependent teams.
65%
Of SaaS environments require at least one active billing/admin role to avoid suspension.
27%
Of software incidents stem from expired accounts, missing billing roles, or lapsed renewals.
With downtime costs rising and SaaS dependencies increasing, continuity has become essential to preventing unexpected operational failures.
How continuity works
Continuity follows a structured process that ensures you have the details, access, and clarity required to keep your software live.
Step 1: Upload service details
Provide the information that Codekeeper needs to protect your software from payment-related outages.
Administrative and billing credentials for essential accounts
Platform configuration details and renewal parameters
Instructions required to maintain continuity
Step 2: Codekeeper takes over payments
If a continuity event occurs, Codekeeper steps in to keep your services funded and active.
Clear triggers define when continuity actions begin
All credentials and permissions are verified for accuracy
Payments, renewals, and subscriptions continue seamlessly
Step 3: Systems stay online
Your services remain fully operational while Codekeeper maintains control of access and payments until stability returns.
No interruption caused by vendor payment failures
Hosting and environments remain active and stable
Account continuity and operational control remain intact
Continuity roles and responsibilities
Effective continuity requires coordinated responsibility from all parties. These roles help maintain smooth operation and ensure systems remain ready to run without interruption.
Depositor
Deposits hosting credentials and admin permissions
Supplies billing and payment information
Updates service details as configurations change
Maintains accurate account and subscription records
Beneficiary
Tracks vendor health and renewal patterns
Initiates continuity when issues arise
Oversees the transition planning
Uses stored access for a smooth migration
Codekeeper
Protects and validates continuity credentials
Assumes payment processing during defaults
Keeps operations running throughout the activation
Guides transitions to replacement providers
Get built-in continuity assurance with Codekeeper
Our role is to ensure the assets used to keep your software online are protected, verified, and available the moment they’re needed.
Always-on payment protection
We secure and maintain the billing roles and payment methods needed to prevent service suspension. If a vendor loses payment capacity, we take over instantly.
Proven continuity readiness
Our team verifies your continuity materials, ensuring credentials, account roles, and access details are complete and activation-ready at all times.
Real-time response to continuity events
We action continuity events the moment they occur — stabilizing systems, maintaining billing, and preventing outages before they impact your users.
Coverage through longer outages
With our extended Coverage Length add-on, Codekeeper can maintain payments beyond the standard activation window, keeping your systems online while you migrate or replace providers at your own pace.
Let's guarantee your software continuity
Our continuity protections secure the infrastructure and access your applications rely on, ensuring operations remain stable and uninterrupted.
Continuity Escrow
Protection scope: Supporting infrastructure and services
Hosting environments
Preserves your live hosting setup so applications stay active without disruption.
Operational credentials
Secures the logins and billing access required to keep subscriptions current.
Build software resilience through continuity and recovery
Continuity maintains access and service availability, while recovery rebuilds when access is lost. Combined, they give you a proven path to uninterrupted operations in any scenario.
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Without continuity protection, your software’s resilience collapses
Lost credentials, paused services, and stalled processes create immediate disruption.
Teams lose control, recovery slows, and customers feel the impact quickly.
Let's build bulletproof software resilience together.
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Always-available service access
Validated continuity capability
Smooth transitions during disruption