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WONEFILES

Business continuity & disaster recovery

A stored file isn't a recovery plan.

Build file protection around a practical question: can you restore the right data, when it matters? File version history and recovery belong together.

A practical approach

Protect the file. Prove the recovery.

Capabilities are being delivered in stages. Confirm scope for your deployment.

01

Recover a point in time

Version history and snapshot rollback for mistakes and destructive changes.

02

Keep protected copies

Plan retention, offbox copies, and storage policies around your risk.

03

Rehearse a restore

Test recovery in an isolated environment and compare the result.

04

Keep the evidence

Record activity, restore outcomes, and exceptions.

Understand your risk

Know your recovery gap.

WONEFILES helps you protect and recover your files as part of a wider business continuity and disaster recovery strategy. It's one critical layer — not a replacement for your entire plan.

Recovery point objective · RPO

How much data could you lose?

Set a target. Compare it with the newest verified recovery point.

Recovery time objective · RTO

How long until you can work again?

Set a target. Measure actual recovery during drills.

From capabilities to confidence

From recovery features to recovery evidence.

Build on a solid foundation today, with advanced capabilities on the roadmap to help you meet stricter recovery and compliance needs.

Core product scope

Recovery foundation

  • File versions

    Browse and restore previous versions.

  • Trash and restore

    Recover deleted files within policy.

  • Snapshots and rollback

    Point-in-time snapshots for quick recovery.

  • Backup hooks

    Integrate with your existing backup workflows.

Advanced recovery roadmap

Planned
  • WORM retention and immutability probes

    Stronger protection for high-risk data.

  • Region pinning and replication

    Keep protected copies in chosen regions.

  • Isolated restore drills and recovery ledger

    Test, verify, and record recovery outcomes.

  • Ransomware signals and clean-point restore

    Identify suspicious changes and recover to a known good state.

Duotone illustration of an isolated restore drill: a file restored inside a protected test chamber.

Plan with your real-world requirements

Bring your requirements. Build a defensible plan.

Recovery depends on deployment, configuration, and tested operating procedures.

01

Which files must be recoverable?

Identify critical data, teams and systems.

02

Where may protected copies live?

Align with your security, data residency and compliance requirements.

03

Who will test and sign off restores?

Define roles, frequency and documentation.