OwnBackup
by OwnBackup
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Starting PriceNot provided by vendor
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DeploymentCloud, SaaS, Web
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Vendor Details
- OwnBackup
- www.ownbackup.com/
- United States
About OwnBackup
OwnBackup is a leading cloud-to-cloud backup & restore vendor.
OwnBackup Features
- Backup Log
- Backup Scheduling
- Compression
- Continuous Backup
- Encryption
- Incremental Backup
- Local Server Options
- Multiple System Support
- Remote Server Options
- Secure Data Storage
- Web Access / Restoration
OwnBackup is a reliable and feature rich backup solution for Salesforce orgs.
Oct 03, 2017
Cristy A.
Salesforce Administrator
Non-Profit Organization Management, 11-50 employees
Used the software for: 1-2 years
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Source: Capterra
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The software provide what we need for the company
Oct 05, 2017
David W.
Deployment Manager
Insurance, 1001-5000 employees
Used the software for: 6-12 months
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Source: Capterra
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Pros: The solution provide us with daily backup that what we need. Ownbackup solution can let backup, compare the snapshot.
Cons: Restore the data or clone the data to a sandbox is kind of complicated. we do need to disable all the workflow , trigger and validation rule on our won before the replication.
Overall: Daily backup
Pros: I like that it's reliable and easy to use. It's the closest thing to being able to restore Salesforce as it was at a particular day and time. They also enable the user to copy data into sandboxes very easily. I researched different backup solutions and it came down to two -- OwnBackup and Spanning. OwnBackup is one of the oldest companies out there and its longevity and overall experience in backing up Salesforce orgs make it the wiser choice.
Cons: Every time you refresh a sandbox, you have to also update the new sandbox and sandbox metadata. This is a little annoying, but understandable because the URL of the sandbox naturally changes when you refresh it.
Overall: Peace of mind because if anything unusual happens to my Salesforce org, OwnBackup will send me an alert. I created a new sandbox to enable a delegated administrator to test some solutions and happily I got an email alert when it noted that suddenly 2500 records were added to my new sandbox. I had actually used OwnBackup to prepare my new sandbox with data for testing and even though in this case it was a safe change, it was good to know that OwnBackup was keeping me informed about potentially bad changes to my Salesforce org.