One person is usually the only working path to the accounts a company cannot run without:
Illness, an accident or a sudden death turns that into a company locked out of itself, usually on a Monday morning.
A Business Continuity Plan keeps that access inside the organisation, reachable by the team you name, on the day it is needed.
Every familiar answer means giving the secret away before you meant to:
All three are readable the moment someone opens them, and none of them tells you that it happened.
Inheriti® Business hands over nothing in advance. The secret stays encrypted and split into shares, and the people you named can open it only when the plan says so.
Illness, an accident or a death no longer locks the company out of its own systems.
The company outlives the person it was built around.
Pass operational access to the next owner or the next generation, on the terms you set.
A governed way in, instead of a drawer with an envelope in it.
Meet the continuity requirements of insurers, auditors and regulators with a process you can prove.
Banking, DNS, hosting, wallets and admin accounts stay reachable in every scenario.
The switch has no schedule and no heartbeat. It sleeps until someone requests access.
Only silence, for as long as the plan says, lets the switch pass its gate.
An emergency route is only worth having if it cannot be walked while you are still around.
The Dead Man Switch is an extra gate, never a shortcut. Even after it passes, the plan still asks for:
There is no path that skips your rules, so there is nothing for an intruder to aim at.
A Business Continuity Plan is one of the plan types in Inheriti® Business. See how it fits with teams, approvals and the audit trail.