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Backup & Recovery

Managed backup, monitoring and recovery assistance built around what your business actually needs to recover.

Service overview

A clearer way to manage backup & recovery.

A useful backup plan answers four questions: what is protected, how often it is copied, how long it is retained and how it will be restored. We help configure and monitor agreed backup jobs rather than assuming file sync alone is enough.

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Backup & Recovery
What we can manage

Coverage built around the agreed scope.

Specific tools and responsibilities are documented in your service order before onboarding.

Backup design

Identify the devices, files or cloud workloads that need protection.

Scheduling

Configure agreed backup frequency based on the environment.

Monitoring

Review job status and follow up on failures.

Retention

Define how long backup versions are retained.

Restore assistance

Help recover files or systems within the capabilities of the selected platform.

Storage visibility

Track backup storage use and capacity.

Restore testing

Perform agreed restore checks instead of trusting status lights alone.

Microsoft 365 backup

Available where separately included in the service scope.

Recovery documentation

Record what is protected and the recovery expectations.

Clear boundaries

Know what is included—and what is not.

Typically included when contracted

  • Backup configuration for contracted workloads
  • Backup-job monitoring
  • Failure follow-up
  • Restore assistance
  • Documented retention and scope

Usually separate or project work

  • Unlimited storage
  • Guaranteed recovery from every failure
  • Data recovery from physically failed media
  • Disaster recovery infrastructure unless contracted
  • Data not included in the documented backup scope
Next step

We scope service after seeing the environment.

That prevents you from paying for things you do not need and prevents us from pretending every business is identical.

We can discuss a range, but the final scope should follow a short assessment of users, devices, systems and current problems.
Yes. Services can be combined into one managed relationship when it makes operational sense.
Many issues can be handled remotely. Onsite assistance is available when physical access is required.
Start with clarity

Need help with your business IT?

Let’s review your current setup, identify the weak points, and decide what actually needs to be managed.

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