Rewind backs up the data and workflows inside the apps your team works in every day. When something goes wrong, you restore exactly what broke.
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Back up issues, workflows and configuration. Restore a single issue or an entire project to a known-good state.
Repositories, boards
Repositories, pull requests
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Repositories, issues
Issues, space, workflows
Boards, board content
Products, variants
Email templates, campaigns
Audiences, campaigns
Monitoring & change alerts
Products & variants, themes
Boards, items & columns
Boards, cards
Users, groups
Invoices & transactions
Roll back to any point in time, or restore just the items you lost. It covers the risks your SaaS vendors disclaim, whichever apps you run.
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