Live Database Backup

Bookings are revenue. Losing a week of reservations isn't a tech glitch — it's no-shows, double bookings, confused guests, and a ruined Friday night. Backups matter because the cost of losing data is much higher than the cost of storing it.

Reservation.Tools runs continuous backups of your reservation database. Not nightly dumps — continuous replication so the backup is always close to the current state. If the primary infrastructure has a problem, your data is safe on a separate system and can be restored without losing recent bookings.

This matters in the boring scenarios: a server going down on a Saturday, a hardware fault during dinner service, a mistaken bulk delete by an admin. It also matters in the rare bad ones: ransomware, data corruption, accidents. In every case, the backup means your venue isn't trying to reconstruct tonight's guest list from memory.

This runs in the background. You don't configure it, you don't schedule it, and you don't pay extra for it. It's part of how the platform is built.