“A new employee managed to accidentally change a large amount of records in the database. Luckily for us they store the last 10-File versions. I can’t emphasize enough that RDB has an excellent product with great user support.”

— Jason Webber, Denver, CO

“RDB has saved me significant time in aggravation and worry over backing up my system and databases. My old method was to do a weekly manual backup of my database on CD-ROM, something I frequently forgot or put off doing.”

— Lee H. Self, Fairfax, VA

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Online Database Backup

If you rely on a database to conduct your daily business, you need an offsite backup solution that's secure, automatic and reliable.

Your database files likely contain highly confidential files with important private information:

Financial, accounting and point-of-sale (POS) data including credit card information, billing, accounts payable / receivable and inventory;
An address book of all your business contacts such as clients, suppliers and distributors;
Calendars, task lists, reminders, notes and reminders;

That's why it's absolutely imperative to have a secure, reliable, automated database back up system, one that allows your end-users to quickly and easily restore your entire database in case it ever goes down.

Backup plans from $10/mo.*

Online Database Backup Solution - Microsoft SQL Server Access

How much would it cost if you lost your database system? How much would you lose per hour you are down?

Remote Data Backups is designed to do just that.

Back up open database files

Once configured, you can back up your database files programs while your program is open and in use. For help backing up your database, click your program below:

To back up an open database, simply use a backup utility either built into your database, using the Windows Backup utility, or a third-party tool you may already own such as Veritas BackupExec, to take a daily "snapshot" of your data. Then select that file to back up using Remote Data Backups.

Eliminate Data Loss, Minimize Downtime

How much do you lose in revenues and wages each time your database goes down? What would it cost to recreate your data, if you could?

According to the National Computer Security Association, without adequate backup it takes:

19 days and $17,000 to recreate 20 MB of lost sales/marketing data;
21 days and $19,000 to recreate 20 MB of lost accounting data;
42 days and $98,000 to recreate 20 MB of lost engineering data.

With Remote Data Backups, you can empower your end-users to back up and restore their own database files, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity.