fallbackentryplan

noun
UK /ˈfɔːlbæk ˈɛntri plæn/
US /ˈfɔːlbæk ˈɛntri plæn/

A fallback entry plan is a backup way to get in if the first way does not work.

The team made a fallback entry plan in case the main door was locked.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A secondary method for entering a building or system when the primary method fails.

Security kept a fallback entry plan ready in case the keycard reader broke.

3. A prearranged alternative for joining an event or program if the usual route is blocked.

The school had a fallback entry plan for students when the front gate was under repair.

4. A reserve strategy for gaining admission to a competition or market.

The company prepared a fallback entry plan for the overseas market in case regulations changed.