AutoRABIT Vault

AutoRABIT Vault is a backup and recovery solution for Salesforce from AutoRABIT, a US company specialising in DevSecOps and data management tools for the Salesforce ecosystem. It addresses the risk that organisations face when relying on Salesforce for critical customer and business data: although Salesforce maintains its platform infrastructure, customers remain responsible for protecting their own data and metadata against accidental deletion, corruption, faulty integrations, deployment errors and malicious activity. Native recovery options are limited and slow. AutoRABIT Vault’s approach is to provide automated, comprehensive backups of both data and metadata, together with tools for comparing, restoring and replicating information, so that organisations can recover quickly from incidents and meet regulatory and internal retention requirements.

Key features include scheduled and on-demand backups of Salesforce data, metadata, files and attachments; granular and full-scale restore, including related records and hierarchies; and comparison of backup snapshots to identify changes and data loss. Sandbox seeding allows organisations to populate development and test environments with realistic, masked data, supporting secure development practices. Data archiving helps manage storage limits and retention policies, while encryption, role-based access and audit trails address security and compliance requirements such as GDPR, HIPAA and SOX. Backups can be stored in AutoRABIT-managed storage or in customer-controlled cloud storage, supporting data residency needs. Vault forms part of the AutoRABIT platform, which also includes ARM for release management, CodeScan for static code analysis and Guard for security posture management, enabling a broader DevSecOps approach for Salesforce. The solution is delivered as software as a service. Its target customers are organisations of all sizes running Salesforce, particularly in regulated sectors such as financial services, healthcare, insurance and the public sector. The listing shows a nominal starting price of around USD 1, so pricing is effectively quote-based; a free trial is available, and there is no free version.