Well thought out UI, data classification, the onboarding experience with the extremely knowledgeable and helpful Eon team, and the granular restoration as well as the database explorer. We've already had an incident where we used that and it saved us a ton of time. The overview of backup jobs is crisp clear and for the first time in a long while I am actually looking forward to my next visit from the auditors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't dislike anything really. If I pull the magnifying glass up, this comes to mind: The job lists and tables are information-dense when you have a lot of stuff to back up, and scanning them for specific groups takes slight effort. The tooling and filters are there and work well, so read this as a maturity issue that I expect them to improve. The architecture involves processing a copy of your data in an Eon-managed account. That's a smart and a very defensible way but it adds a small assessment burden regarding third-party risk and data residency that regulated buyers should have in mind - still keeping in mind that you are going to do a very thorough assessment of your backup solution provider anyway. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.