Microsoft 365
- Exchange Online
- OneDrive
- Teams & Groups
- SharePoint
- Public Folders
Includes basic Entra ID protection; Premium Entra ID coverage when agreed.
SaaS Backup
ExcelyTech SaaS Backup protects data hosted in SaaS application clouds—Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Dynamics 365, Salesforce, Google Workspace, and Zendesk—so recovery is not left to the platform alone.
Which apps, objects, and restore options are included is confirmed in your service agreement.
Illustrative sample — a conceptual path, not a live system status.
Shared responsibility
SaaS providers typically own infrastructure, networks, operating systems, and application availability. Data—the part that powers the business—remains your responsibility for protection, restoration, and compliance.
SaaS vendor responsibilities
Your responsibilities
Coverage snapshot
The platforms below reflect the SaaS backup offering ExcelyTech discusses with customers. Exact workloads, objects, and tiers are confirmed in your agreement.
Includes basic Entra ID protection; Premium Entra ID coverage when agreed.
Hundreds of objects across popular Dynamics applications, as supported in scope.
Coverage detail varies by platform version and service tier. Object-level lists are examples of what the offering can address—not a guarantee for every tenant.
Advantages
Navigate protected data from a unified backup experience, with role-based access controls so the right people can review and restore within the agreed multi-tenant model.
Supporting platforms and their data centers are designed around encrypted data in transit and at rest. Platform certifications such as ISO/IEC 27001 and ISAE 3402 Type II, and alignment with regulations such as HIPAA, depend on the underlying backup platform and region—confirm specifics in your agreement.
Backup design commonly includes multiple copies across separate datacenters in the same region, encryption by default, and retention options—including delete retention windows—to support recovery conversations. Exact copy counts, regions, and retention are defined in scope.
How it works
Identify the SaaS applications and data that fall within the agreed service scope.
Establish recurring cloud-to-cloud backup for the selected SaaS data.
Use available recovery points to restore the records or objects the business needs.
Service scope with ExcelyTech
ExcelyTech helps establish SaaS backup coverage around the agreed applications, review backup activity when included, and keep a clear recovery path for covered data. Supporting platforms sit underneath the service relationship.
Activities depend on your service agreement. Continuous monitoring or fully outsourced operations are not implied unless separately agreed.
Recovery
Recovery is considered as part of the service—not as an afterthought.
The recovery approach can address scenarios such as:
The objective is simple: know what is protected and understand how it can be recovered.
What we document with you
ExcelyTech delivers the SaaS backup service. Supporting platforms sit underneath; they do not replace a clear agreement about coverage, retention, and restores.
Coverage, retention, restore options, regional placement, and responsibilities are confirmed in your service agreement— not assumed from app names or marketing pages.
Start with a conversation
Tell us which cloud applications your business depends on. We will discuss how SaaS backup and recovery can fit your environment and agreement.
Related services
Frequently asked questions
Cloud application data may still need a separate recovery path for events such as deletion, synchronization mistakes, or account issues. Coverage depends on the selected service and agreement.
The current service page lists Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Dynamics 365, Salesforce, Google Workspace, and Zendesk. Which apps are included is confirmed in the service agreement.
Covered applications, objects, and restore options depend on the supported service configuration and are confirmed in the service agreement.
No. SaaS backup provides a recovery copy for covered data, but it does not prevent every incident or guarantee that every recovery will succeed.
No. SaaS backup protects covered data hosted in application clouds. On-premises backup addresses supported physical or virtual systems; the appropriate service depends on the environment.