We are happy to announce the launch of Keepit Version 4.0.0. This is a quarterly release, which introduces several new features and improvements – all based on user feedback. In particular, we have extended backup and restore capabilities for Salesforce, improved reporting for all backup and restore jobs, and added coverage for SharePoint pages and navigation menu.
Salesforce - More Coverage, New Restore Feature, Configurable API Request Usage
Extended backup coverage
Custom objects - In addition to standard objects, we now back up and restore all user-created and app-created custom objects
Files and attachments - Files and attachments are now backed up. When attached to a record, they are automatically restored together with the record. By themselves, they can be shared and downloaded.
Action required: Please note that if you want all of your organization's files and attachments to be backed up, you must enable the Query All Files permission in Salesforce. For instructions, see the requirements section here: Set up your Salesforce backup
Now there are two ways to restore your Salesforce data: You can restore a record with all related records, which brings back all related records down the hierarchy. Or you can restore just one single record.
You can now set the percentage of API requests used to back up your Salesforce data. This can be especially helpful during your initial backup to make sure your data is secured more quickly.
Keepit
July 21, 2020
We are happy to announce the launch of Keepit Version 4.0.0. This is a quarterly release, which introduces several new features and improvements – all based on user feedback. In particular, we have extended backup and restore capabilities for Salesforce, improved reporting for all backup and restore jobs, and added coverage for SharePoint pages and navigation menu.
Salesforce - More Coverage, New Restore Feature, Configurable API Request Usage
Extended backup coverage
Action required: Please note that if you want all of your organization's files and attachments to be backed up, you must enable the Query All Files permission in Salesforce. For instructions, see the requirements section here: Set up your Salesforce backup
For a complete overview of what Salesforce data is now backed up, see: Salesforce data coverage
New restore capabilities
For more information, see: Restore Salesforce data
Configurable Salesforce API request usage
You can now set the percentage of API requests used to back up your Salesforce data. This can be especially helpful during your initial backup to make sure your data is secured more quickly.
For more information, see Your Salesforce API Request Usage
Job Monitor Reporting Improvements
We have introduced a clearer and more informative overview of all jobs enabling you to stay on top of backup and restore performance
For more information, see: Using the Job Monitor Page
Better Coverage of SharePoint Pages and Navigation Menu
Refer to our update article on SharePoint data coverage
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