Code Escrow

Source code escrow arrangements protect business continuity for organisations adopting NeoArc Studio as critical infrastructure. A third-party escrow agent holds the source code with defined release conditions.

February 23, 2026

For organisations adopting NeoArc Studio as part of their formal architectural practice, code escrow provides an additional layer of business continuity assurance. The complete source code is deposited with an independent third-party escrow agent, with contractually defined release conditions.

What is Code Escrow?

Who Needs Code Escrow?

Enterprise Procurement

Organisations with vendor risk policies requiring escrow for business-critical software. Common in financial services, healthcare, and government.

Defence and Government

Government contracts often mandate escrow arrangements for software that supports national security or critical operations.

Critical Infrastructure

Energy, utilities, telecommunications, and transport organisations where continuity of architectural documentation is operationally important.

Regulatory Compliance

Sectors where regulators require evidence of business continuity planning for all critical systems and tools.

How to Arrange Code Escrow

Code escrow is available as part of Institutional and Enterprise licensing agreements. Contact the NeoArc team to discuss escrow arrangements for your organisation.

NeoArc Studio Editions

Three editions designed for different operational environments: Connected for teams with internet access, Enterprise for regulated organisations with internal networks, and Sovereign for fully air-gapped defence and critical infrastructure deployments.

Build from Source

For defence, intelligence, and critical national infrastructure clients, NeoArc offers full source code access enabling independent builds, supply chain verification, and security auditing.