Keepit Brings SaaS Data Protection to the Pax8 Marketplace

Managed service providers can now deliver Keepit's cloud backup and recovery platform to small and medium-sized businesses through the Pax8 Marketplace

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Keepit Brings SaaS Data Protection to the Pax8 Marketplace

Copenhagen, Denmark-based Keepit, a vendor-independent SaaS data protection company, has announced the availability of its services on Pax8. Pax8 operates as a global AI and cloud marketplace tailored specifically for small and medium-sized businesses, offering a centralized platform for cloud solutions.[1][2]

Through this integration, managed service providers and channel partners can now access and deliver Keepit's purpose-built cloud backup and recovery platform. The platform is designed to protect a growing range of business-critical SaaS applications, which is increasingly important as organizations rely heavily on SaaS tools like Microsoft.[1][2]

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