Proven recovery, on your schedule
A backup you've never restored is a guess at best.
We prove it instead. Your recovery is checked against a runbook written for your system, and the evidence is kept. For a server, the deepest proof is the whole thing — restore the backup into an isolated machine, boot it, and show the database is sound and yesterday's data is in it. Other systems are proven other ways. The runbook fits the system, not the reverse.
- Copy the live database Zero downtime — the till keeps ringing
- Replicate off the host Checksummed to a second machine
- Restore into a standby VM On an isolated network, every night
- Prove it works Boots, answers, data is current
✓ database_structurally_sound: true
✓ restore_duration: 11m 04s
Backing up is the easy part. Coming back is the part nobody tests.
What you get
Not "backup succeeded". Proven, and shown.
The right proof for each system
Your backup is restored into an isolated standby VM every night. If it wouldn't come back after a disaster, you find out tomorrow morning — not during one.
Judgements, not screenshots
We don't stop at "it boots". The database engine answers, structural checks pass, and yesterday's transactions are present. Judgements, not screenshots.
Zero-downtime nights
Live-copy technology backs up your database while the business runs. No nightly outage, no early-morning window to babysit.
Silence is an alarm
Every backup has a deadline. If the verdict doesn't arrive by then — site offline, agent dead, anything — you and we both hear about it. Nothing fails quietly.
Evidence you can show
Every verification stores its proof: what was checked, when, and the result. Useful for insurers, auditors, and sleeping at night.
Your data stays home
Verification judges your data on your premises and reports only the verdict. No customer records, invoices or names ever leave your site.
Questions, answered
How is this different from my current backup?
Most backup products copy data and report that the copy finished. We restore the copy every night into an isolated standby machine and prove the system comes back — it boots, the database is structurally sound, and yesterday's data is in it. The difference is the difference between "we have backups" and "we know our backups work".
Does the nightly backup take my system down?
No. On supported database systems we use application-aware live-copy (Continuous Operation), so the backup is taken while the business runs. A deeper full-image backup runs weekly in a short planned window, typically overnight.
Does my data leave my premises?
The verification happens on your own hardware, on an isolated network. What reaches our dashboard is the judgement — booleans, timestamps, counts — never customer records, invoices, or names. Offsite copies, where you choose them, are encrypted before they leave.
What do you need on my network?
One small agent on the host, making outbound HTTPS connections only. No open ports, no VPN, no firewall changes, no appliance. If your internet goes down, the backup still runs — it reports in when the line returns.
What happens when a backup fails?
You get an alert, and so do we — email immediately, SMS for critical failures on higher plans. Just as importantly: if the nightly verdict simply never arrives by its deadline, that silence raises the same alarm. Nothing fails quietly.
My software is niche / legacy / nobody supports it. Can you?
Probably — that's the market we built this for. We maintain per-application runbooks that know how to back up and, crucially, how to prove a restore of specific systems: Btrieve/Actian Zen databases behind many POS and ERP packages, Hyper-V guests, 3CX phone systems, and a growing list. Ask us about yours.
Find out what proving your system would look like.
Tell us what runs your business — point of sale, ERP, phones, something nobody has heard of. We'll tell you which runbook fits, or what writing one would take.
Talk to us