Depositor diligence
Can you trust the depositor secured all assets for uninterrupted service?
We run software verification — automated and human reviews — to check your software's reliability and hand you certificates that meet every regulatory and client requirement.
Can you trust the depositor secured all assets for uninterrupted service?
Are you sure every essential component is verified and present?
Will your deposit hold up to restore operations seamlessly?
Can you prove that you can keep your software running no matter what?
Upload your assets — code, configs, credentials — to Codekeeper's secure vault.
We run automated checks and expert reviews based on your tier.
Receive certificates and reports proving your software's resilience.
Pass audits, secure clients, and guarantee uptime — it's that easy.
Software verification evaluates escrow deposits, like source code and configurations, to ensure they're secure, complete, and functional. It confirms the assets can support business continuity if released and offers certificates for compliance and trust.
Verification tests if the deposit is usable (e.g., code runs), while validation checks if all required assets are included, focusing on presence over functionality.
The three levels of verification are Validated, Verified, and Certified. The Validated level offers a free check to ensure all agreed-upon assets, like source code and documentation, are present in the escrow deposit. The Verified level uses automated reviews to verify quality and alignment with production needs. The Certified level provides a full software build to prove the deposit is fully operational.
An escrow account can hold a variety of essential software-related materials, including the source code, system configurations, detailed technical documentation, and other critical digital assets required to ensure that software can be recovered if needed.