Upgrade Cloud Backups with our Advanced Features

Create automated backup jobs to define the scope of the backup and the apps to be backed up, along with custom retention settings. Once the job is created, SysCloud will automatically back up the data once every 24 hours. 

Turn on the auto backup feature to automatically enroll new Microsoft 365 users (such as new hires) to the backup schedule.

When creating a backup job, admins can select the users, domains, organizational units, and Microsoft 365 apps (Calendar, People, Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams) to be included in the backup.

 Multiple backup jobs can be created to customize retention settings for different entities within the cloud. Admins also have the option to edit the backup job, if required.

Define how long the backed up data should be retained to remain compliant with federal and state retention laws. Admins can either retain data for an unlimited period or set custom retention periods for different apps. This ensures that the backup archives are not cluttered with data that’s no longer required.

SysCloud offers two types of retention:

Save on subscription costs by backing up multiple domains from a single SysCloud account. 

Exclude specific file types or files above a certain size when creating a backup job so that only the necessary data is backed up. This helps to speed up the backup process.

Exclude specific Microsoft 365 users and groups from the backup schedule when creating a backup job. Save on SysCloud licensing costs by excluding users from the backup job.

Get an accurate time of completion for all your base backups, incremental backups, restores, and exports. Admins can track the progress at an account-level, domain-level, app-level, and even at a user-level.

Use the on-demand backup option to instantly initiate backup for specific users. Admins can run an on-demand backup before rolling out major changes to a Microsoft 365 account such as data migration, third-party app integration, or data deletion to ensure that the latest data is available for restore in the event of data loss or corruption.

Get real-time status of the backup, restore, and export activities. The dashboard provides a complete backup health status for the past 30 days, and restore and export status for the past 90 days.

Administrators can drill down from the dashboard to see the number of in-progress and completed backups tasks, and restore and export requests.

View the total amount of data backed up, the number of days the data has been protected, the number of items restored and exported, the number of users, SharePoint sites, and Teams backed up, and the total storage consumed at an app and domain level, all from a single dashboard. 

Quickly identify and resolve any errors with SysCloud’s real-time backup, restore, and export error notifications. Admins can drill down from the dashboard for more information and get helpful tips to fix the errors. 

SysCloud offers admins the flexibility to monitor backups at different levels. Easily switch between dashboards to view data at a cloud level, app level, domain level, or even at a user level. 

Use the cloud-selector dropdown to view the dashboard for any specific cloud or application. Type the domain or user name in the search bar to view the dashboard for specific domains or users.

Easily navigate to the archives or dashboards for any account, domain, app, user, shared drive, or classroom. Admins can search for any valid combination of cloud name, account name, domain name, app name, username, shared drive name, and classroom name. Learn more.

Smart navigation allows admins to quickly find the dashboard or archive even when managing a wide variety of apps and clouds.

Easily locate any file in the backup archives using keywords in the metadata such as Subject, Sent/received date, From, To. Cc, Bcc (for Outlook), File owner, Last modified by, File name, Folder name (for OneDrive), Organizer name, Organizer email, Event create date (for Calendar), and Name, Email, Date created (for People).

Go back in time to recover from accidental deletions, ransomware attacks, or data corruption using point-in-time backup snapshots. Admins can review all the backup instances and choose the right version of the data that needs to be restored.

Easily transfer ownership of data by restoring backed-up files, emails, contacts, and calendar events to a different user account in the same domain, with sharing permissions and folder structure intact.

Restore Outlook emails and OneDrive files either to their original location or to a custom label/folder. Restoring to a separate label/folder lets users easily identify the restored data.

Export or download emails in both PST and MBOX formats. Quickly import downloaded emails into popular email clients without wasting time in converting the downloaded emails into a compatible format.

Easily access restore and export reports to stay updated on the progress of restore/ export requests, along with key information such as the restore source and destination, number of restored/exported items, restore/export type, user who initiated the restore/export, and restore/export date.

Spend less time fixing backup errors and focus on other critical admin tasks while SysCloud automatically resolves cloud API errors. 

Easily track manual error resolution tasks to completion with error resolution workflows. 

Manage all the clouds and accounts connected to the SysCloud backup application from the Cloud Connection Center. Admins can connect new Microsoft 365 accounts, perform an on-demand sync, and resolve sync errors - all from a single screen.

Get full control and visibility over all the admin and end-user actions. View detailed audit logs for all the backup, restore, and export events.