Quick answer: The platform backs up nightly, verifies archive integrity, retains a rolling window with off-site copies, and — the part most vendors skip — actually rehearses restores. A backup that’s never been restored is a hope, not a plan.
How it works
Integrity checks gate every backup before it counts.
Off-site copies mean a server loss cannot take the backups down with it.
Restore drills load real dumps into scratch databases and count the rows.
Frequently asked questions
Can an organization request its own backup?
Your roster export is self-serve; platform backups protect everything behind it.
What's the recovery objective?
A nightly cycle bounds data loss; the status page reports live health.