The thank-you page after an access request, so the next step is the only step. Production's headline is kept almost word for word ("Thanks for requesting Codekeeper access!"), with the next step as the mint phrase. Same layout as the other booking pages.
- The hero button is "Pick a time", an in-page link to the scheduler; Book a demo stays in the nav and the close.
- "Verify they're complete" is now "check they're complete", so it isn't confused with Agentic Verification.
- Removed: production's two logo strips (this visitor has already chosen us), and three press quotes with third-party logos (Product Hunt and two publications). One calls Codekeeper "a new service", which is out of date, and one says "the best way to handle it", a superlative we can't support. Logos of publications need permission in any case.
- No call length is stated: production doesn't give one. No offer band: it's optional here.
Onboarding call
Thanks for requesting Codekeeper access. Let's get you set up.
The next step is an onboarding call. We'll activate your account with you and show you around the platform. On the call, you'll:
- See how to automate your deposits and check they're complete
- Find out how to set up and manage your agreements
- Get your account configured for your applications
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified
- Trusted by 3,500+ teams
- Guided setup, step by step
The calendar, and who you'll meet. The scheduler placeholder marks where production's HubSpot meetings embed goes (account "codekeeper", link "onboarding-call"); the fallback link is kept for browsers that block the embed. Production names no one for this call ("our experts", "our team"), so no name or photo is used. If one person runs onboarding calls, add their name and photo as on the other booking pages, once they agree. The preparation list is new, built from the project manager briefing's "Before you start", so the call goes on configuration instead of collecting details.
Pick a time
Book your welcome call.
Scheduler embed goes hereHubSpot meetings embed for the onboarding teamEmbed the HubSpot meetings scheduler (account "codekeeper", link "onboarding-call") in this space. Show open slots in the visitor's own time zone, and pre-fill name, email and company from the access request so nobody types them twice.
Can't see the scheduler? Open the booking page.
Customer Success
You'll meet our onboarding team
The people who'll guide your setup, step by step.
Helpful to have ready
- The applications you want to protect, and the protection for each
- Whether you're the depositor or the beneficiary
- Contacts for the people who need platform access
- Any deadlines you're working to
What the call gives you, then something useful to do while you wait. The three cards are production's "Book your welcome call with Codekeeper" blocks, reworded ("manage your escrow" becomes your applications and their protections). Production's icons for these blocks are illustrations whose content I couldn't check, so kit icons are used. The links send the visitor to the three briefings that matter after sign-up: account setup, legal and tech.
On the call
What you'll get from it.
Personal setup help
We'll set up your dashboard with you, configure it correctly and make sure you're comfortable with how it works.
The quickest ways to work
Where to find what you need, and the workflows that make it easy to manage your applications and their protections.
A direct line to our team
Bring any question about setting up or using Codekeeper, and how it fits your business and your pipelines.
While you wait, brief your team
The same close on every page. A new customer's colleagues are the most likely next visitors, so the close is written for them. Every page ends on the same two actions in the same order: Book a demo, then the sample evidence pack.
Keep your software running. Whatever happens.
Want someone else on your team to see it first? Book them a demo, or send them the sample evidence pack.