Intuit keeps QuickBooks Online running. When an import rewrites a client’s books, you own the fix. Resilience starts there: Rewind restores one invoice, bill or journal entry, or the whole file.
Invoices, estimates, sales receipts, credit memos, refund receipts, and the payments applied against them.
Bills, bill payments, expenses, checks, purchase orders, and vendor credits, each filed against its vendor.
Journal entries, deposits, transfers, and time activities, together with your full chart of accounts.
Customers, vendors, and employees, alongside the terms and payment methods your books already use.
Tax agencies, tax codes, tax rates, classes, locations, and the currencies your client bills in.
Attachments on transactions and records, plus budgets and the preferences behind the file.
Intuit runs QuickBooks Online and keeps it available. You own the data inside every client file you manage, and you own putting it right when something rewrites it. Rewind is the independent copy you control, held outside QuickBooks Online.
Auditors need backup evidence, tested procedures, and documented RTO and RPO targets. Having a copy of your data isn’t the same as being able to reconstruct it, and that difference is exactly what an audit tests for.
A conversion or a bulk import can fill a client file with the wrong figures. Open the backup from the day before, run an Advanced Restore, and the transactions go back to where they stood.
A wrong edit lands on an invoice, or a bill goes missing from a client's books. Open the backup history for that client file, pick the record you need, and Rewind puts it back where it was.
A connector or a new app plugged into a client file can change more than you asked it to. Rewind backs that file up every day, so you can see the books as they stood and put them back.
Rewind keeps 365 days of backup history on every client file you connect. When an audit asks what a client's books looked like months ago, open that date, read the records and export what the auditor wants.
“If you have a major disaster, you need a partner who’s going to get your data back as quickly as possible, especially if something unexpected comes up. Rewind really wants to be a partner in solving these problems.”
Jeremy Neyhart, Engineering Manager
Lutron
“Rewind gave me peace of mind so I don’t have to worry about damage to my systems, whether it’s caused by wrong usage or by AI overreach.”
Nir Schneider, Development Manager
eseebase
“Whether it’s restoring data from an accidental deletion or compromise, or just having the peace of mind knowing that Rewind’s there if you need it, is why we recommend Rewind to every client.”
Wes Buckwalter, CEO
SeaMonster Studios
“I’ve been through disasters. I’ve seen people just delete things or make a mistake. And I’ve seen viruses go scampering across the network, so I know their destructive capabilities. I’ve seen why a third-party backup is important.”
Paul Jacques, Security & Infrastructure Manager
Nexus FrontierTech
“We knew Atlassian provides limited data backup coverage, but that doesn’t extend to backup of account-level data in GitHub and Jira.”
Eran Polak, R&D Manager
Matics
“Rewind doesn’t just give us a full backup of the codebase with just a few clicks; it also gives us a business continuity plan in the event of the worst-case scenario.”
Uttej Badwane, Senior Security Engineer
Carta
“The biggest benefit of working with Rewind is the peace of mind. I know that if I make a mistake, Shopify crashes, or our data is stolen, that Rewind has me covered. I can easily log in and access my data and restore it.”
Intuit runs QuickBooks Online, and its own terms make your content your responsibility. That is the shared responsibility model in practice. Rewind is the independent copy you control: every connected client file, 365 days of history, and the records you need put back.
Backups are encrypted in transit and at rest with AES-256, stored in the United States or Canada, and covered by SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022. Every QuickBooks Online company file you connect is backed up separately and billed separately.
