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What to Consider when Evaluating Backup and Recovery Solutions

Salesforce Backup and Restore

Just like you wouldn’t store your spare car keys in your glove compartment, accessing your data backups through the same login where you store your live data is NOT a best practice. While Salesforce is the most secure and available SaaS platform out there, they aren’t immune to outages. In this eBook, discover how to protect and store data and keep up with an ever-growing list of geographic and industry regulations. Download this eBook to learn what to consider when evaluating backup and recovery solutions.

Report Snap Shot

  • If Salesforce goes down, how will I access my backup data?
  • Will my data be in a format that I can swiftly use outside of Salesforce?
  • Can I export my backup if I want to import my data into a data lake or some other system?

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