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On-Premises Salesforce Backup of Data & Metadata


Unless your business has a Salesforce backup strategy in place, this weekend may have been a little messy....   My mom asked me to post a quick blurb about her work since she can help!  

What Capstorm does: 
  1. Backup Salesforce to an on-premises or cloud based relational database.
  2. Restore records and metadata from the backup to Salesforce production or sandbox.

Why does this matter?

If there is ever a time that you are locked out of Salesforce, for any reason, the data is still available because the backup is kept locally on your servers.  Plus, metadata is also backed up and versioned, so you can restore a prior version of metadata from the backup.  A few more things you can do in addition to backing up Salesforce...


 Of course, you can try for free!

Something to consider... if you would like to read more... 
https://www.capstorm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/GuideforSelectingaSalesforceBackupPartner.pdfhttps://www.capstorm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/GuideforSelectingaSalesforceBackupPartner.pdf

Thank you for reading! My mom promised that she would take me out for an ice cream as a "thank you" for promoting her work.  Now, I just have to go find that baby brother of mine... I think he's hiding. 

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