Rewind Software

Many businesses today rely heavily on Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications to run their daily operations. From e-commerce platforms like Shopify and BigCommerce to accounting software like QuickBooks Online, and development tools like GitHub and Jira, these cloud-based services store vast amounts of critical business data. However, what many companies don't realize is that while SaaS providers typically back up their own infrastructure, they often don't offer comprehensive, account-level data recovery for their users. This means that if data is lost due to human error, a malicious attack, or a third-party app integration issue, the responsibility for recovering that data often falls on the business itself. This can lead to significant downtime, lost revenue, and damage to customer trust. Our customers face this very challenge of potential data loss in the cloud, which is why we developed Rewind.

Since 2015, Rewind has been on a mission to help businesses protect their vital SaaS and cloud data. We provide a safety net, offering automated, secure backups and rapid, user-friendly recovery solutions for a growing number of leading SaaS platforms. Our platform empowers companies to back up, restore, and copy the critical information that drives their business, ensuring they can bounce back quickly from any data mishap, whether it's a small data entry mistake or a major data disaster. We understand that data loss isn't an 'if' but a 'when' proposition for businesses operating in the cloud. That's why we've made it our focus to provide peace of mind, allowing our customers to focus on running their businesses, knowing their data is safe, secure, and easily recoverable. With Rewind, businesses no longer have to fear the consequences of data loss, as they have a reliable partner to help them safeguard their digital assets and maintain business continuity. We are committed to being the go-to solution for businesses that need to ensure their SaaS applications run uninterrupted, protecting them against the ever-present risks of the digital world.