Centralized Backup Control
Manage production servers, storage nodes, schedules, backup points, logs, users and restore workflows from one web-based management panel.
Synconix Backup Manager
SBM helps providers manage backup schedules, storage destinations, restore points, logs, user access and self-service restore workflows from one secure control panel.
Centralized backup operations for production servers and storage nodes.
Separated Backup Architecture
Keep the control panel, production servers and storage servers in separate roles so backups are not managed directly from the live workload.
Granular Restore Workflows
Restore files, folders, databases or selected content without turning every recovery into a full-server operation.
Built around product functionality, not generic feature lists.
Synconix Backup Manager is presented through the workflows operators need to perform: setup, control, diagnosis and recovery.
Connect
Add production servers, detect hosting panel context, connect storage nodes and verify link status.
Schedule
Create file and database schedules with include/exclude rules, timing, compression and retention.
Browse
Open point-in-time backups, preview content, download selected items and inspect restore scope.
Restore
Recover files, folders, databases, customer data or disaster-recovery targets from selected points.
A separated backup network, controlled from one panel.
SBM separates orchestration, production and storage roles. The Panel manages policies and visibility, Storage servers hold backup data, and Production servers remain focused on live workloads.
Centralized backup operations from one control panel.
Protect production servers, connect dedicated storage nodes, define backup schedules, browse point-in-time backup points and restore selected data from one interface.
Panel, schedules, backup points, logs and monitor in one UI
Production and storage systems stay visible
Restore workflows start from selected recovery points
Dashboard
Show backup activity, protected systems, operational status and attention states.
Learn moreSchedules
Manage repeatable backup policy from the same web-based management panel.
Learn moreBackup Points
Browse timestamped restore points created by backup runs.
Learn moreLogs
Investigate backup messages, warnings, errors and historical job output.
Learn moreUsers
Control who can access servers, storage nodes, schedules, logs and restores.
Learn moreRestore Workflows
Start recovery from selected backup points with clear operational context.
Learn moreClearer backup tasks for provider recovery work.
SBM gives providers a secure way to schedule, monitor, browse and restore backups across many servers from one web UI.
Understand backup topology
See production servers, storage nodes, schedules, backup points and restore readiness before an incident.
Control backup policy
Define includes, excludes, frequency, retention, compression and storage selection as repeatable schedules.
Restore selected data
Open a backup point, inspect what is available and restore only the data required for the incident.
Functional product surfaces
Each section focuses on what the product lets teams do in the interface: the operating surface, the controls, the context and the recovery path.
Hosting Panel Plugins
Enable self-service restore for hosting customers through supported panel workflows.
- cPanel/WHM users can browse backup points and restore files, folders, email or databases when enabled
- Plesk environments can expose a similar self-service restore experience when configured
- DirectAdmin is represented through server detection and production environment support wording
- Provider oversight keeps schedules, logs and restore boundaries visible
Security & Access Governance
Backup access is a security decision, not only an operations decision.
- Users, roles and permission sets for admins, operators, support teams or clients
- Server and storage scoping across dashboards, schedules, points, logs and charts
- 2FA support, IP allow-listing and SSH-based connectivity
- Activity audit for sensitive user, role, server, schedule, license or setting changes
Monitoring & Logs
Backups should not be silent.
- Live monitor for running schedules and active backup operations
- Backup logs for file and database job messages
- Warnings, errors, stopped jobs and long-running operation alerts
- SMTP notifications and user activity history
Platform Operations
Manage the backup platform itself with production controls.
- Domain and Let's Encrypt SSL settings
- SMTP notification delivery and timezone control
- Auto updates, version tiers and changelog visibility
- License state, production server limits and profile notification preferences
Operational depth without losing control.
Each focus area is presented as a practical workflow with visible state, permissions, logs and recovery paths.
Hosting Provider Backup Network
Protect many hosting servers from one panel while keeping storage separated and recoveries organized.
- Production servers
- Dedicated storage nodes
- Schedules
- Customer restores
Customer Self-Restore
Enable customers to recover files, folders, email or database data from their hosting panel.
- cPanel/WHM Plugin
- Plesk Plugin
- Backup points
- Provider oversight
Incident Response
Use backup points, logs, monitor and activity history to understand what happened and what can be recovered.
- Live monitor
- Backup logs
- Users activity
- Selected restore
Questions teams ask before starting
The answers stay concrete and product-led, without promising certifications or guarantees that are not part of the public materials.
How does SBM move backup data?
Connectivity is based on SSH. The Panel instructs Storage hosts, Storage pulls data from Production with rsync, and restore flows push data back to the target.
Can customers restore their own backups?
Yes. Optional cPanel/WHM and Plesk plugins allow end users to browse and restore their own backups from their hosting panel UI when enabled.
How does SBM control backup access?
SBM uses users, roles, server and storage scoping, 2FA, IP allow-listing, SSH keys and activity logs to keep backup operations controlled.
Build a backup network your operators and customers can trust.
Request a demo or read the SBM documentation to plan your deployment.