Microsoft keeps 365 running. Getting deleted or encrypted email and files back is on you. We back up every seat six times a day, where a stolen admin login can't reach it. And every seat is new monthly revenue.
Each one costs you a client's trust, a weekend, or both. Here's how each one ends.
Microsoft keeps the service running. Getting deleted, encrypted or aged-out data back is on you.
Here a copy sits outside the tenant, captured six times a day, under locks nobody can shorten, including us.
Read the AnswerEvery client already runs on it, and nothing is protecting it.
Here one consent covers your whole book, with no hardware to quote and nothing new for the client to learn.
Tidying the tenant took the backup app with it, and nobody noticed until a restore was needed.
Here you're alerted to the lapse within hours, walked through the fix, and the gap stays visible in the record.
See It WorkA green check isn't evidence.
Here every restore ends in a signed report you can hand straight over.
Take the Proof ScorecardYour client won't care whose job it technically was. Ransomware on one laptop syncs straight into OneDrive, and the call comes to you either way.
So you already carry the risk of their Microsoft 365. The only question is whether you're paid for it.
Your clients already assume their Microsoft 365 is backed up. Make it true, on every seat you already manage.
You manage the seats today. No hardware to quote, no agent to install, nothing new for the client to learn.
Priced per mailbox, so it grows each time a client adds a seat.
One partner consent covers your whole book. Six captures a day, and you hear from it only when something needs you.
Every restore ends in a signed report, so your quarterly review comes with its own evidence.
Every vendor restores email. These are the parts that make it worth putting your name on.
When ransomware syncs into OneDrive and SharePoint, move a drive, a department or the tenant back to the last clean point in one action, instead of restoring file by file.
What was recovered, verified against what, signed by whom. Hand it to the client, their auditor or their insurer.
One GDAP partner consent enables every client tenant your relationships cover, and onboarding ends with a dated coverage report you can forward to the client unedited.
When someone leaves, their mailbox stays searchable, on hold if you need it, and restorable into a colleague's or a shared mailbox, without reinstating a Microsoft licence.
Give a client's in-house IT person the Backup Admin role and they recover their own lost file, folder or email, within limits you set, without raising a ticket.
On Complete, Entra ID, Conditional Access, Intune policy, BitLocker keys and Planner are protected too, and a damaged tenant is rebuilt in place.
Essential gets their mail back. Complete gets their business back.
Capture uses a read-only identity that can't delete anything. The copy sits outside the tenant under locks that renew every day, and nobody can shorten them. Not an attacker, not an admin, not us.
An identity that can read the tenant and nothing else.
Where tenant credentials can't reach it.
Renewed daily, never shortened, by anyone.
From one partner consent to a client holding a signed report.
One GDAP partner consent covers every tenant your relationships already cover. No per-tenant ceremony, no credential chase.
Accept the recommended policy and every workload starts capturing, with the locks renewing from the first capture.
Restore something they care about and hand them the signed report.
Eight chapters: a tenant connected, a folder back, a ransomware rollback, someone who left archived, and the signed report at the end of each.
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That's list, the price you sell at. Your own price is lower, and the calculator shows it in a minute.
Mail, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams, captured six times a day, kept as long as you set, with 50 GB a mailbox pooled across your book.
Gets a client's mail and files back, from one email to the whole tenant.
Everything in Essential, plus Entra ID, Conditional Access, Intune, BitLocker keys, Planner and tenant rebuilds, with 100 GB a mailbox.
Gets a client's business back: the tenant rebuilt, not only the data restored.
When someone leaves, their mailbox stays searchable, held and restorable, without a Microsoft licence.
You stop paying full price for people who have left.
Tell us what you protect. Your price shows on screen, and the full pricing comes to your inbox as a PDF.
Every row dated and sourced, including where they're stronger.
Something we haven't answered? A person reads every message.
Contact UsNo. Microsoft keeps the service running. It doesn't promise you can get a client's content back once it's destroyed. Retention, holds and the recycle bin all live inside the tenant, deleted items age out on a timer, and a compromised Global Administrator can usually undo the lot. EnterProtect keeps a copy outside the tenant, where tenant credentials can't reach it.
Almost none. One GDAP partner consent connects your whole book, and six captures a day run from then on. You hear from it only when something needs you: a client's admin removing the backup app's consent, or a client's own restore past the limits you set.
Per mailbox per month. List is $3.00 for Essential and $4.50 for Complete, and that's the price you sell at. Your own price is lower: the pricing calculator shows it in a minute and emails you the full details.
It's billed by the gigabyte, at about $0.15 a GB a month, so a 25 GB mailbox costs close to $4 a month in storage alone. EnterProtect's Essential list price is $3.00 a mailbox with 50 GB included, and its copy sits outside the tenant's own admin domain.
As long as you set, for as long as the client stays protected. Retention is a policy you choose per client, with no cap, no tier and no add-on, and retained data counts toward your pooled storage.
Yes, in the same tenant. Complete rebuilds the configuration, Entra ID and policies in dependency order, and you can rehearse the rebuild against captured data without touching the live tenant.
EnterProtect detects the lapse within hours, alerts you, and walks you through restoring consent, including what to tell the client's admin. The gap stays visible in the record, so nobody mistakes it for coverage.
Yes, if you let them. Give their IT person the Backup Admin role and they recover files, folders and email within limits you set. Past 200 items or 25 GB in a day, a restore waits for your approval.
EnterProtect Microsoft 365 Backup is Microsoft 365 backup for MSPs. One partner consent covers every client tenant you manage, it captures mail, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams six times a day, and each client's copy sits outside their tenant, where tenant credentials can't reach it.
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Essential gets their mail back. Complete gets their business back. Both are proven, signed and month to month.
