Comprehensive coverage
Microsoft 365 mail and files, servers, workstations and critical data.
Backup & recovery · Pretoria & Gauteng
A backup is only worth something if your information can be restored in the time your business can afford to be down. We back up what matters off-site, check every job and test restores, so recovery is a plan and not a hope.

What's included
Delivered under a 24/7 retainer, operated together with the rest of your IT and reported in one place.
Microsoft 365 mail and files, servers, workstations and critical data.
Cloud-based backups reduce exposure to ransomware and site disasters.
Recovery plans set around what your business needs back first.
Backup status, failures and recovery health monitored, with restores tested regularly.
Delivered through Cove Data Protection, cloud storage, scheduled restore tests and service reporting.
Where AI fits
Every automation we build inherits this foundation. Because one team runs both, your IT and your automations are monitored, secured and supported together, so there's no finger-pointing between suppliers when something changes.
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Microsoft keeps the service running, but recovering deleted or encrypted mail and files beyond short retention windows is your responsibility. We back it up separately.
Jobs are checked daily and restores are tested on a schedule. You get reporting, so you can see it for yourself.
That depends on what's affected. We agree recovery priorities with you upfront, so the systems you need first come back first.
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