See protection gaps
Review policy assignment, latest successful recovery point, exceptions, retention, and verification status across customers.
For backup administrators
Know what can be recovered before a client needs it.
Choose the endpoint, server or SaaS recovery scenario that matters. Review coverage, destinations and key ownership, then use an observed restore to judge the result.
Start with the decision
What needs to work better?
Restore with control
Search, select, approve, execute, and verify restores with destination and overwrite behavior made explicit.
Keep recovery evidence
Record drills, restore results, exports, failures, retry history, and customer communication in one audit trail.
Follow the work
A practical agenda for your walkthrough.
Use your own operating problem to review each decision and the record it should leave.
- Protect
Assign the right policy
Match workload, region, retention, schedule, and recovery objective to the customer requirement.
- Verify
Test recoverability
Use automated checks and scheduled drills to expose problems before an incident.
- Restore
Recover to an approved destination
Select a recovery point, review impact, execute, and confirm the resulting data or system state.
Try one useful scenario
A recovery drill with acceptance evidence
Fictional drill: select a test restore point and an isolated destination. Obtain overwrite authorization, retrieve the data, check a known file and application behavior, then remove temporary access.
Illustrative evaluation scenario, not a recorded product result.What a useful result must show
Record requested and observed RPO/RTO, start/end times, retrieval waits, key custody, failed objects, reviewer and cleanup sign-off. Integrity checks, boot tests and application checks are separate results.
Get the evaluation worksheet →Check the support boundaries
- Files, images, VM and bare-metal recovery
- SaaS content, metadata and excluded objects
- Export, original and alternate restore destinations
- Keys, overwrite approval, region and retrieval timing
No workload-by-mode production matrix is established by this illustration. Protected-user and retained-storage charges can apply; retrieval/egress treatment and archive timing need written confirmation.
Check public evidence and availability →The supporting work.
Endpoint and bare-metal recovery
Manage policies, snapshots, restore points, recovery work, and supporting evidence for protected devices.
SaaS workload recovery
Search protected Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace items and restore to supported original or alternate destinations.
Retention and legal hold context
Apply retention, regional storage, export, and hold requirements to protected data and recovery artifacts.
Scope, availability and evaluation details
Questions, answered
Questions for this evaluation.
Can I restore a single SaaS item?
Supported workloads can offer granular search and recovery; exact item, version, and destination behavior depends on the provider and selected scope.
Does Dayrook support recovery drills?
The operating model includes scheduled drills and evidence capture so recoverability can be reviewed before a real incident.
Where is backup data stored?
Storage follows the selected workload and customer data-region policy; exact residency and provider details should be confirmed during evaluation.