Industries

Backup and recovery by industry

Recovery assurance shaped to your field: accounting, legal, financial advice, healthcare and dental, architecture and engineering, nonprofits, and MSPs. See the risks specific to your work and how NorthFirn proves recovery.

Accounting firms

Client files, prior-year returns, and the tax software that ties them together all have to come back fast and intact. We test that recovery before filing season, not during it.

Law firms

Matter files, the document management system, and years of retained records all have to be recoverable and confidential. We test that recovery without ever taking custody of privileged data.

MSPs

You run the relationship. We run the restore tests behind it, co-managed or white-label, and the evidence carries your name. Independent testing is what makes the proof credible to your client.

Healthcare

Clinical systems and electronic patient records have to come back quickly and intact, and the rules expect you to have planned for it. We test that recovery without our team handling protected health information.

Financial advisors

Your CRM, your portfolio system, and years of communications are records you are required to keep and produce. We test that they come back, and hand you a dated result you can point to when an examiner, a custodian, or a client asks.

Dental practices

Your practice-management software and your imaging both have to come back, and they rarely live in the same place. We test that recovery under controlled conditions and document it, without our team handling protected health information.

Architecture & engineering

CAD and BIM projects are large, linked, and unforgiving: one missing reference and a model will not open. We test that your project data comes back whole, and that finished work is still recoverable years after the last invoice.

Nonprofits

Your donor database, your grant records, and your accounting hold the relationships and the reporting your mission runs on. We test that they recover, and leave you evidence a board or an auditor can accept, without adding load to a lean team.