Primary Storage
Give active application records, documents and digital assets a suitable place to live.
- Storage capacity
- Access requirements
- Workload needs
STORAGE & CONTINUITY / WEBFLEG SOLUTIONS
Keep the information.
Continue the work.
Plan persistent storage, backups and recovery around the records, digital assets and saved work your institution needs.
Make continuity part of your everyday systems.
BUILT AROUND YOUR INSTITUTIONSave. Retain. Recover.
Designed for your next step
Preserve saved work
Plan backup copies
Prepare for recovery
01 / WHAT WE BRING TOGETHER
Know what you keep.
Know how to recover it.
Treat active storage, persistence, backup and recovery as connected responsibilities with a defined scope.
Persistence & Saved Work
Define which records and progress survive a session or interruption, and how users recognise a successful save.
- Saved records
- Progress continuity
- Save & sync behaviour
Backup & Retention
Agree which recoverable copies are kept, how they are made and how long they are retained.
- Backup scope
- Copy arrangements
- Retention periods
Recovery Planning
Prepare a recovery sequence with ownership, checks and objectives for the services that matter.
- Recovery objectives
- Restoration checks
- Service continuity
Saved Work, Backups and Sync Have Different Jobs.
Persistence keeps saved state beyond a session. A backup provides a recoverable copy. Synchronisation moves agreed changes between systems. Recovery restores information or service after an interruption. We define each behaviour in your plan.
02 / PLANNING OPTIONS
Plan for normal work.
Prepare for interruption.
Storage, backups and recovery each have a different job. Explore what belongs in your plan.
A HOME FOR ACTIVE INFORMATION
Keep Everyday Work Available.
Plan where information lives, who needs access and how applications save and retrieve it.
WHEN IT MAY FIT
Discuss This Approach For institutions setting up or reviewing storage for records, content and ongoing work.
WHAT WE PLAN TOGETHER
01
Information & Capacity
What is stored, how much exists and how it is expected to grow.
02
Access & Persistence
Who uses the information and which saved state must survive interruptions.
03
Ownership & Retention
Who maintains storage and how long records need to remain.
Scope, responsibilities and service terms are agreed around your institution’s requirements.
03 / HOW WE WORK
Define what matters.
Plan how it continues.
A useful continuity plan connects saved information with the people and processes that depend on it.
- 01
Identify
List the records, assets and services that need persistence and recovery.
OUTCOMEA defined continuity scope - 02
Plan
Agree capacity, retention, backup arrangements and recovery objectives.
OUTCOMEAn agreed storage plan - 03
Prepare
Configure the scoped arrangement and document restoration responsibilities.
OUTCOMEA recovery procedure - 04
Review
Check the arrangement as information, applications and needs change.
OUTCOMEA maintained continuity plan
Need to Recover Existing Information?
Existing customers can begin a support request with the affected service and a brief description of the issue.
04 / SERVICE COMMITMENTS
Continuity needs
more than capacity.
Make access, infrastructure and service ownership part of the storage conversation.
Protect Active and Backup Data.
Define permissions for the information in use and for the copies used in recovery.
Explore SecurityFit the Environment.
Plan storage alongside local, cloud or hybrid infrastructure and its connectivity requirements.
Explore InfrastructureA Clear Recovery Contact.
Know where to ask for help and which response and recovery terms apply to your service.
Get Recovery SupportLET’S FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
What must your
institution keep moving?
Tell us what you store, which work depends on it and what needs to happen after an interruption.
Plan Storage and Recovery