I like the complete automation of data backup. We just have to connect our org with the odaseva platform and thats it. Rest is taken care by their team. I also like the UI of the odaseva platform. We can view all the governor limits and the org wide analytics at one place.

I really like Odaseva. From extracting data from backups to see how data has changed over time, to anonymising data in sandboxes (dataseeding). However, just because you have your data backed up with Odaseva (or any other backup software), doesn’t mean you can restore the data to Salesforce. You need to have a ByPass strategy to handle automations including triggers, workflow, process builders, flow, validation rules, assignment rules, auto-response rules, and escalation rules. Odaseva knowledge base is a little lean on details at times, but Odaseva has all the documentation (whitepapers) you need to set your organisation up for success e.g., The complete guide to Salesforce backup and restore. My organisation must restore historical data without changing it. This can present challenges e.g., inactive values in restricted picklists. This is a Salesforce limitation, not an Odaseva limitation. These issues need to be clearly understood. Odaseva logs clearly identify these issues and help you to identify the cause and possible resolutions. Odaseva is really versatile, from a simple automated job to a multi-step job where you deal with the many challenges required for sandbox seeding e.g., building gender anonymisation using a random number generator to randomly select gender from a list of Male, Female and Other. Odaseva support have been able to answer my many queries on my journey using Odaseva. I have only scratched the surface of the capabilities of what Odaseva can do and have no hesitation in recommending Odaseva as a backup tool.

Once Odaseva was set up in our orgs (we have a couple) we've not had to worry about any of the data backing up at all.