Remote Backup

Ellabobbin
Ellabobbin Registered Posts: 92 Epic contributor 🐘
in General accounting discussion
Good Afternoon,

I'm sure I have read a previous thread about this, but I have searched and cannot find it ...

What do other people do to have a back up of data held offsite just in case....?

Many thanks for any suggestions:001_smile:

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  • Newbie
    Newbie Registered Posts: 229 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    dropbox its great.
  • MarieNoelle
    MarieNoelle Registered, Moderator Posts: 1,368
    Hi,

    I think I have found the previous thread you were referring to:

    http://forums.aat.org.uk/showthread.php?34178-Backup-software&highlight=backup

    I hope this helps,
    Marie Noelle
  • BIG WAL
    BIG WAL Registered Posts: 133 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    Look at Carbonite, which is very reasonable costwise. Some people have security issues with Drop Box, although there are ways round this. But I've always been happy with Carbonite, having used it for a
    few years now.
  • Ellabobbin
    Ellabobbin Registered Posts: 92 Epic contributor 🐘
    Thank you!

    I will have a look at Dropbox and Carbonite :001_smile:
  • deanshepherd
    deanshepherd Registered Posts: 1,809 Beyond epic contributor 🧙‍♂️
    Another vote for Carbonite for me (although switching to hosted desktop in 2 weeks time).
  • dantray
    dantray Registered Posts: 72 Regular contributor ⭐
    crashplan - unlimited storage for £40 per year. comes down to roughly £30 per year for a 4 year licence.
  • jamesm96
    jamesm96 Registered Posts: 523
    Yeah I've used Crashplan too; brilliant software. As well as their own cloud-storage, you can backup to a remote location of your own at the same time, so you have multiple backup locations.
  • DonnaL
    DonnaL Registered Posts: 1
    I would recommend you to try Ahsay Backup Software. It is finest backup software I have ever used with a lot of features. Once you try to get a benefit of this backup software.
  • stevo5678
    stevo5678 Registered Posts: 325
    edited December 2014
    Office 365 £7.80+at per user for always up to date on and offline office suite + email client for custom domains and 1TB per user on One drive. I think if you don't want the offline office suite it's only £3+ per user! Although I had issues syncing everything so went all out...

    Comes with 'IT level' business support which has been excellent so far.

    365 Prices

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