Frequently Asked Questions.
Answers to common questions about Sources, Instances, programs, governance and enterprise deployment.
What is a Source?
A Source is an individual whose demonstrated capabilities and authorized participation form the basis of an enterprise replication program.
What is an Instance?
An Instance is a replicated biological individual produced within an authorized CloneCorp program and tracked under an Instance identity record.
Does an Instance share the Source's memories?
CloneCorp distinguishes biological replication from memory transfer. Memory continuity is not represented as a feature of the platform.
How long does a program take?
Program timelines vary by scope, jurisdiction, facility capacity and the number of authorized deployments.
Who owns an Instance?
Ownership and rights are governed by the program's legal framework; the site does not represent real-world legal rights or cloning capabilities.
What happens when variance increases?
Programs can enter review, restricted deployment or termination pathways depending on the defined variance threshold and governance framework.
Can a company request replication of any employee?
No. Replication requires Source qualification, authorization and participation under a governed enterprise program.