| AvePoint Cloud Backup | AvePoint lists Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace and provides dedicated backup pages for both.[1] [2] [3] | AvePoint describes granular or bulk restore for Gmail, Drives, Shared Drives, Contacts, and Calendars.[2] | AvePoint describes its Google Workspace backups as stored in its secure cloud storage.[2] |
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| OpenText CloudAlly | Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Box, and Dropbox.[4] [4] [4] | Recover data from historical snapshots at a selected point in time.[4] | OpenText describes a cloud-hosted SaaS backup and recovery service.[4] |
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| Spanning Backup | Spanning lists SaaS backup products for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Salesforce.[5] [5] | Spanning describes granular search-based restore and point-in-time restore.[6] | Spanning identifies its product as SaaS backup software.[5] |
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| SysCloud Backup | SysCloud lists these SaaS application backups on its product page.[7] | SysCloud describes searching, restoring, or exporting from point-in-time snapshots.[8] | SysCloud describes its offer as cloud backup as a service.[7] |
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| Afi | Afi lists Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and Salesforce among protected workloads.[9] | Afi documents item-level or whole-account restore in place or to another account.[10] | Afi describes cloud data protection for Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, and Salesforce.[9] |
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| CubeBackup | CubeBackup provides backup for Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.[11] | CubeBackup says unlimited version histories allow precise point-in-time restorations.[11] | CubeBackup says backups can go to on-premises storage or the cloud.[11] |
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| Keepit | Keepit lists Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Zendesk, Confluence, and Jira among its services.[12] | Keepit describes recovery to a known-good state.[13] | Keepit describes its offering as dedicated cloud data protection for SaaS apps.[12] |
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| SpinBackup | Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Jira, Confluence, Slack, and Salesforce.[14] | Restore a single file, several folders, or a full backup with hierarchy and permissions.[14] | Not documented[14] |
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| Ahsay Backup | Ahsay lists Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backup products.[15] | Ahsay lists Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data types that its backup pages cover.[15] [16] | Ahsay documents cloud-based and on-premises backup options.[17] |
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| Duplicati Enterprise | Duplicati lists Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace as SaaS backup workloads.[18] | Not documented[19] | Duplicati supports local backup and backup to cloud storage, and offers cloud-to-on-premises backup destinations.[18] [18] |
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| IDrive Business | IDrive lists backup for these cloud applications.[20] | Not documented[20] | IDrive describes online cloud backup and cloud application backup services.[20] |
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| Cohesity DataProtect | Cohesity lists Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Slack among supported environments.[21] | Cohesity describes recovery for files, objects, and VMs.[21] | Cohesity describes DataProtect across on-premises, cloud, and SaaS workloads.[21] |
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