Ransomware. A dead laptop. A deleted folder. Get it back.
We back up your Macs, PCs, servers, email and cloud accounts, check that the backups restore, and do the restoring when something goes wrong. You don't manage any of it.
Why most backups fail when it counts
Syncing is not backing up.
OneDrive, Box and Dropbox keep your files in step across devices. If a file is deleted or encrypted, the sync spreads the damage to every copy.
The backup sits on the same network as the problem.
Criminals who get in look for your backups first. A copy that an attacker can reach can be erased along with everything else.
Nobody has ever tested a restore.
A backup that failed weeks ago looks the same as one that works. You find out which you had when you need it.
It covers the laptops but not the email.
Backups tend to protect whatever someone remembered at setup. Email, shared drives and cloud accounts get left out, and they hold the work.
It's one more thing for you to watch.
Software you run yourself needs someone checking it. In a small office that someone is rarely assigned, so nobody checks.
The same bad day, two ways
| What happens | Sync only | Backup |
|---|---|---|
| A file is deleted | Gone on every device | Restore it |
| Ransomware encrypts files | Encrypted copies sync too | Go back to before |
| You save over the wrong version | Old version lost | Pick an earlier one |
| A laptop dies | Only synced folders survive | Its files come back |
Everything the business runs on
One service covers the whole business, so there are no gaps between different tools and different vendors.
Computers
Macs and PCs are backed up automatically in the background. Your team doesn't start, stop or think about it.
Servers
The servers your business depends on are backed up too, whether they sit in a closet or run somewhere else.
Email and cloud accounts
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace mail, calendars and files, plus Box, Dropbox and OneDrive.
The systems nobody thinks about
Line-of-business software, shared accounts and other places your data lives. If it holds your data, we can usually find a way to back it up, and we tell you plainly if we can't.
Restores that are tested
We check that backups restore instead of assuming they do.
Someone to do the restoring
When something goes wrong you call us, and we handle the recovery.
When something goes wrong, you get it back
The systems nobody thinks about count too. If it holds your data, we can usually find a way to back it up, and we tell you plainly if we can't.
- Backed up automatically, with nothing for your team to start or stop
- Restores that are tested instead of assumed
- When something goes wrong, you call us and we do the restoring
How switching to Bayon works
You keep working while we set it up. Here is what happens, and what you don't have to do.
We list what you can't lose
On a free discovery call we go through where your data lives, including the places people forget.
We set up backups for all of it
We handle the setup on every computer, server and account. Your team keeps working.
We test and keep watching
We check that restores work and keep an eye on the backups, so you hear from us before a problem becomes a loss.
Who this is for, and who it isn't
A good fit if
- You aren't sure everything that matters is backed up, or you've never seen a restore work.
- Your business lives in a mix of computers, email and cloud accounts.
- You want one team accountable for backup, not another product to look after.
Probably not a fit if
- You want to buy backup software and run it yourself. We provide a managed service.
- You're looking for a quote on storage alone with no one checking the results.
- You want a recovery-time guarantee in writing before we've talked. Those depend on your setup, so we cover them on the first call.
Backup and recovery, answered
Still have a question? Talk to our team. Just an authentic conversation, no pitch.
Ask us directlyDoesn't OneDrive, Dropbox or Box already back up our files?
What's the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Can you back up our email and Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace?
Do you back up Macs as well as PCs?
We run industry software that isn't common. Can you back that up?
How will I know the backups are working?
Do I need to be in Minneapolis or Northwest Arkansas to work with you?
What if we're not happy?
One call to find what isn't backed up
Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We'll go through where your data lives, what is protected today and what isn't, and whether we're a good fit.
The same people who know your setup, every time you call. No ticket queue.
Book a free discovery call