The verification and release layer for your customers.
Keep your systems. Keep your storage. Vesperly handles what happens later: when protected information can be released, to whom, and under what authority.
Vesperly is the release gate, not the storage.
Your customers’ documents and information can stay where they already live. Vesperly sits underneath and manages the verified release process.
No migration. No new place for anyone to store anything.
How it works
Under Vesperly
Every step verified. Every release logged.
Built to work underneath what you already have.
Embed Vesperly into your existing platform, customer experience, document system, or workflow. You keep the customer relationship and storage. Vesperly operates the verification and release layer.
Talk to us about integrating
Add verified digital succession without building it yourself.
Create a new recurring-revenue product, deepen customer relationships, and add a succession capability without becoming the custodian of another storage platform.
A new recurring-revenue product
Offer verified digital succession as a feature of what you already sell, without building the legal, identity, and release infrastructure yourself.
Deeper customer relationships
Give customers a reason to keep their most important accounts with you, not somewhere else, because you're the one who made succession actually work.
No custodial burden
You keep the customer relationship and the storage. Vesperly operates the verification and release layer, not another vault your team has to run.
Add the release layer.
Bring verified digital succession into the products and relationships you already have.
Your questions, answered
A named successor is verified and given access to what they need, operational records quickly, financial records once a death certificate is confirmed, instead of everyone waiting on probate.
Anyone, a business partner, a COO, an attorney, or a family member. You can name up to three cascading successors so there is no single point of failure.
No. Operational access, logins, and vendor accounts come first. Financial records follow once a death certificate is verified.
You can name any trusted person as your successor, including an attorney or an employee, and set the order in which they are verified.
No. It is what makes a succession plan or an operating agreement actually work on the day it is needed, by giving a named successor verified access.
Yes. Vesperly relies on RUFADAA Tier 1, which gives an online tool designation legal priority over a Will, for the records it holds.
No. Probate still runs its course for titled business assets. What Vesperly removes is the weeks spent locked out of the accounts that keep the business running.
One briefing document with account credentials, vendor and domain access, banking and payroll instructions, and client contract details.
No. Vesperly releases the records it holds to a verified successor. It does not log into your bank, payroll system, or any other account on anyone's behalf.