Failures hide in noise
Important backup failures and warnings compete with other operational email and dashboard activity.
Backup monitoring and recovery readiness
Know whether your backups are actually protecting your business.
Backup Pulse collects backup evidence, detects failed or missed jobs, tracks recovery validation, and turns it into clear operational and executive visibility.
No replacement of existing backup toolsDesigned for SMEs
One clear view across backup emails, HTTP check-ins, alerts, recovery validations, and executive reporting.
The problem
Backup software reports jobs. Businesses still need confidence.
Evidence is often spread across inboxes, consoles, scripts, and different products. Failures can be missed, and restore readiness is difficult to explain to management.
Missed jobs go unnoticed
A job that sends no message can be harder to detect than a job that explicitly fails.
Success is not recovery
Successful backup jobs do not prove that recovery procedures have been validated recently.
How it works
Start monitoring without replacing your backup environment.
Add your backup jobs
Register the jobs you expect to run and define their monitoring frequency.
Send backup evidence
Forward supported backup notifications or use the HTTP check-in endpoint for scripts and custom jobs.
Act on clear signals
Review health, receive failure and missed-backup alerts, record recovery validation, and generate reports.
Core capabilities
Operational clarity for the backups you already use.
Backup health dashboard
See job status, latest evidence, backup age, and open issues in a single organization view.
Failure and missed-job alerts
Detect explicit failures as well as expected backups that never report.
Recovery Confidence
Combine backup health, backup age, and recovery validation into one management-friendly indicator.
Recovery validation tracking
Record restore and recovery validation activity against the backup jobs it supports.
Executive reporting
Generate a professional summary of health, risks, alerts, and recovery-readiness evidence.
Vendor-flexible evidence
Use email evidence and HTTP check-ins without changing the core backup platform.
See Backup Pulse in action
Real operational views from the current MVP.
The Northstar Manufacturing demonstration environment combines eight monitored jobs, two open alerts, recent recovery validations, and an overall Recovery Confidence score of 88/100.
Recovery Confidence
Move the conversation beyond “the job completed.”
Backup Pulse provides a weighted readiness view based on backup health, backup age, and recovery validation. It helps operations teams prioritize attention and gives management a clearer summary of exposure.
Operationally useful
Shows where action is needed, not just a vanity score.
Shows where action is needed, not just a vanity score.
Management friendly
Turns several technical signals into a concise readiness view.
Turns several technical signals into a concise readiness view.
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Recovery confidence
Good readiness
Healthy backup evidence with recent recovery validation. Two jobs require attention.
Executive reports
Make backup risk easier to communicate.
The real three-page report summarizes an 88/100 Recovery Confidence score, six healthy jobs, one warning, one critical job, two open alerts, recent reliability, validation readiness, strengths, risks, and prioritized actions. The second page provides full backup-job and recovery-validation tables, while the final page records open alerts and the scoring method.
Evidence sources
Built to complement existing tools.
Parser support now includes Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows, Acronis Cyber Protect, Azure Backup, Nakivo, Synology Active Backup for Business, Synology Hyper Backup, and Proxmox Backup Server. Backup Pulse also supports Mailgun email ingestion and generic HTTP check-ins.
Veeam Agent for WindowsAcronis Cyber ProtectAzure BackupNakivoSynology Active Backup for BusinessSynology Hyper BackupProxmox Backup ServerEmail evidenceHTTP check-in APICustom scripts
FAQ
Common questions
Does Backup Pulse replace backup software?
No. It complements existing backup products by collecting evidence, detecting issues, tracking recovery validation, and providing reporting.
Who is the initial product designed for?
The initial target is small and medium businesses that need clearer backup monitoring without deploying another backup platform.
Does Backup Pulse perform restores?
No. Restore automation is outside the MVP. The product records recovery validation evidence and reports readiness.
Which integrations are available?
Current parser support includes Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows, Acronis Cyber Protect, Azure Backup, Nakivo, Synology Active Backup for Business, Synology Hyper Backup, and Proxmox Backup Server. Backup Pulse also supports Mailgun email ingestion and HTTP check-ins.
Make backup health visible before an incident.
Join the private beta and help shape the next stage of Backup Pulse.