Backup
A backup is a saved copy of your site, app, and data that can be restored if something is lost, corrupted, or attacked. Regular backups mean a disaster is a recovery, not a catastrophe.
Why do backups matter to your business?
Data loss — from a mistake, a failure, or an attack — can be devastating for a business that has no copy to restore. Regular, tested backups turn a potential catastrophe into a straightforward recovery. The time to want a backup is always before you need one.
At Nabee, backups are part of the Maintenance Plan, so your product and its data can be recovered. It is one of the quiet protections that makes one partner worth more than a cheaper build with no safety net.
A concrete example
If a database problem hit a platform storing customer bookings, a recent backup restores that data rather than losing it. That recoverability is exactly what maintenance is for.
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Common questions
- How often should backups happen?
- Regularly enough that little is lost if you must restore. The right frequency depends on how often your data changes.
- Are backups included with Nabee?
- Yes, backups are part of the Maintenance Plan so your product and data can be recovered.
- Is a backup the same as version control?
- No. Version control tracks code changes; backups save data and the whole system for recovery.