Planning process

From inventory to a plan your supervisors can open at 02:00

Our planning process keeps backup protection, recovery objectives, and human handoffs in one sequence — so the finished document matches how your organisation actually restores systems.

Facilitator mapping recovery priorities on a wall chart in a calm workshop room
  1. Discovery & scope

    We confirm which environments matter, who owns them, and which backup products are in play. You leave this stage with a written scope and interview list.

  2. Estate & access review

    We examine backup jobs, retention, console privileges, and restore paths. Gaps in immutability, offsite copies, or failed-job monitoring are noted with evidence.

  3. Objectives with operations

    Recovery time and data-loss windows are set with process owners, including dependencies that IT alone may understate.

  4. Draft plan & controls

    You receive a draft covering priority tiers, roles, escalation, backup protection controls, and a verification checklist sized for your staffing.

  5. Walkthrough & cadence

    Stakeholders review the draft in a facilitated session. We agree the rehearsal calendar and owners for open actions before final delivery.