The least exciting feature in any platform is the one you only care about on your worst day. Backups are that feature, and for Edventory they are a cornerstone, not an afterthought.
Here is how I think about it. The data in here is school data. Device records, repair history, tickets, the information a district depends on to run. If any of that disappeared, I would be failing the people who trusted me with it. So the backup and retention design got real attention from early on.
Snapshots are taken nightly. Backups are redundant, so a single failure does not take the safety net down with it. And the part I am most happy with is that restores work at the right level. I can restore the whole system if it ever came to that, but I can also restore a single district on its own. If one district has a bad day, I do not have to roll back everyone to fix it. I can put that one district back without touching anybody else.
That comes straight from the way Edventory is built to run many districts at once. Each district's data is cleanly separated, which is what makes a single district restore possible in the first place. The same design that lets me run two districts from one system lets me protect and recover them independently.
You should never have to think about your provider's backups. That is the point. They should just be there, tested, redundant, and ready, on the day you finally need them.