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An undo button on every client file.

Intuit keeps QuickBooks Online running. When a client’s sync doubles their transactions, you own the recovery. Resilience starts there: Rewind puts back one invoice, one journal entry, or a whole day’s records.

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The stakes

Every hour spent unpicking a client's books is an hour you cannot bill.

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15 to 20 hours, and nobody pays for them

A client posts a batch twice, or an app sync doubles them up. Duplicates show up at month-end and cost 15 to 20 unbilled hours.

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The fix should be the size of the mistake

Three wrong journal entries are a three-entry job. Rewind restores the records you name, one at a time or in a batch.
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Every file belongs to somebody else

A firm carries thirty client files, or a hundred. Resilience turns a manual rebuild into an undo button.
What you get

A copy of every client file, and the tools to put things back.

Each client's books, backed up daily

Rewind copies the transactions the books rest on: invoices, estimates, sales receipts, payments, deposits, bills and bill payments, credit memos, journal entries, purchases, purchase orders and transfers.

Choose exactly what comes back

One invoice comes back on its own. So does a single journal entry, or a whole batch of transactions from a day you know was clean. The scope is yours to choose every time.

Backups across the whole practice

Connect a client file once and it backs up from then on. Firms build that into what they sell. When a client asks whether something can come back, the answer is already yes.

A copy that lives outside QuickBooks Online

Rewind holds every backup on Amazon Web Services, encrypted at rest. That copy sits apart from the file it came from, so a change inside the books leaves it untouched.

Grow the practice boldly.
Recover fast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What firms ask before they connect the first client file

How do I undo a change in a client's books?
Every connected file has a backup from the day before. Out of it you can take one invoice, one journal entry, or a whole batch of transactions. Rewind puts back what you name, and you set the scope first.
The lists the transactions hang off: chart of accounts, customers, vendors, classes, payment methods and terms. Attachments come too, along with vendor credits, refund receipts and time activities. Rewind’s support team exports these records on request.
Budgets, currencies and tax agencies come back through Restore On Request. Tell Rewind’s support team what you need and which backup to take it from. Those records back up daily along with the transactions.
Rewind is SOC 2 Type II audited and certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022. Employee records back up without their social security numbers. Firms hand both facts to clients who ask where the second copy of their books lives.