Direct answers, including the boundaries.

Validated versions of registered equipment configurations, associated with the company environment and device. Output that fails semantic rules is not accepted as a valid backup.

It looks for known failures, missing required markers, incomplete output, and unexpected responses. If a collection is rejected, the reason remains available and the last valid backup is preserved.

No. It runs the template on the real device with the same backup engine, shows sanitized output, protects secrets, supports cancellation, and recovers state after a page refresh.

The platform validates and pins the Host Key. A change is detected and handled through an incident, notification, and planned rotation; credentials are sent only after the host is trusted.

Yes. Authenticated users can start a manual collection, and each device can have a schedule, time window, time zone, and retry after failure.

There is no confirmed automatic restoration. The system lets users inspect, compare, and download the file to guide manual recovery.

No. Retention is the maximum number of versions kept per device. This site does not promise a duration in days.

The API can read groups, devices, and runs; start asynchronous runs; and access metadata and downloads for valid backups, subject to token permissions. The published contract does not include webhooks.

No. The homologated combinations are MikroTik RouterOS v7 and Cisco ASR IOS XE over SSH. Other vendors, models, and versions require template and collection validation.

Yes. Administrators can create, import, and export templates with commands, pagination, and validation rules. A custom template does not automatically make the combination homologated.

No. Telnet is a technical option for legacy equipment, but it does not encrypt traffic. Prefer SSH and assess risk before homologating Telnet.

Yes. You can open history, view and download validated versions, and compare changes between backups.

Username, password, enable secret, host, IP, and TOTP are treated as sensitive and protected with Google Cloud KMS.

The Brazilian operational region uses infrastructure in São Paulo. See the current legal documents for details about data handling and service providers.

There is no evidence of granular permissions. Administrator and user roles exist; groups organize the view and do not change permissions.

Basic costs R$ 39.90/month and includes 5 devices and 2 users; Professional costs R$ 69.90/month and includes 20 devices and 5 users; Advanced costs R$ 119.90/month and includes 50 devices and 10 users. All include 30 versions per device and 25 MB per collection. Enterprise / Custom remains available on request.

Monthly add-ons cost R$ 25.00 for +10 devices, R$ 5.00 for +1 user, and R$ 30.00 for retention of 90 versions per device. The 90 versions replace the standard 30 versions, are not cumulative, and do not mean 90 days. Add-ons are applied with assistance.

The Trial is only for customers who have never subscribed, starts on assisted activation, and requires no card. It lasts 14 days, with up to 24 additional hours to align expiry with the next midnight in São Paulo. The platform displays the expiry date and time. At expiry, new runs and operational changes stop, and the Environment remains read-only for 30 days before purge.

No. Available documentation does not confirm a public policy, certification, SLA, or RPO/RTO, so those promises are not made.