IAM or PAM
Controls normal privileged access and records who can use production systems.
ZeroLatch handles a defined absence and handoff scenario.
Custom capacity for teams
Leave your team a clear plan for your absence.
Prepare operational instructions and contacts for a trusted responder. Use the 50-set plan for a self-service plan, or discuss custom capacity if your organisation needs a reviewed rollout.
Draft first without an account or card. To finish setup, The 50-set plan includes a 14-day trial with a card required; then US$99/month until you cancel.
The 50-set plan provides up to 50 separate deliveries, with one recipient each and one shared account check-in schedule. It does not provide shared team administration, SSO or an on-call alerting service.
Review current security and service limits →A narrow, useful job
Keep the instructions your team would need.
Existing controlWhat it doesWhere ZeroLatch differs
Password manager
Stores credentials used during normal work.
ZeroLatch holds information that should be released only after the check-in and safety period.
Backup and recovery
Restores systems and data after loss.
ZeroLatch can deliver the contacts, instructions, and recovery path needed to operate them.
What belongs in a continuity delivery
First-hour runbook
Systems to inspect, people to notify, and the safe order of operations.
Recovery material
Offline recovery codes, break-glass instructions, key locations, and rotation steps—not everyday credentials.
Authority map
Named business owners, technical responders, vendors, and the boundaries of each role.
Release is not authorization by itself. Legal documents, corporate approvals, vendor policies, and incident procedures determine what a recipient may do. ZeroLatch delivers information; it does not confer legal authority.
Custom capacity planning
Tell us about the reviewed rollout you need.
The 50-set plan is US$99 per month and can be started directly above. Custom capacity starts at US$199 per month for higher-capacity continuity programs, with fit and requirements reviewed before enablement.