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ERP Disaster Recovery: From Successful Backup to Recoverable Business

Design recovery around time, data-loss tolerance and end-to-end validation; a green backup job is not proof of recoverability.

灾备与恢复演练 / Disaster Recovery20 minUpdated 2026-08-21
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Learning objective

Complete a timed exercise covering identity, application, data, interfaces and reconciliation.

Roles

Project leads, business owners, IT, security, key users, consultants and audit

Prerequisites

  • Actual recovery meets approved objectives.
  • Critical transactions and interfaces pass end to end.
  • Data gaps are identified and reconciled.

Completion checks

  • Actual recovery meets approved objectives.
  • Critical transactions and interfaces pass end to end.
  • Data gaps are identified and reconciled.

Common errors

  • Checking backup status only.
  • Omitting identity and interfaces.
  • No business reconciliation.

Thailand project note

Thai projects require multilingual materials, THB/foreign currency, Asia/Bangkok time, segregation and retention; regulated tax, customs, BOI and statutory accounting need qualified Thai review.

Related modules

erp-test-management-and-defect-triageerp-key-user-training-and-access-authorizationerp-configuration-change-management

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Steps

01Identify critical services, dependencies, recovery time and recovery point objectives.
02Assign recovery responsibilities across SaaS supplier, customer IT, partners and business.
03Inventory protection for configuration, masters, transactions, attachments, logs, keys and interface checkpoints.
04Define recovery sequence, alternative communication, authority, contacts and escalation tree.
05Restore in isolation and validate login, access, transactions, batches, interfaces and reports.
06Plan re-entry, replay, compensation and reconciliation for gaps after the recovery point.
07Record actual time, differences, failed steps and improvements; repeat regularly.
  1. 01

    Identify critical services, dependencies, recovery time and recovery point objectives.

  2. 02

    Assign recovery responsibilities across SaaS supplier, customer IT, partners and business.

  3. 03

    Inventory protection for configuration, masters, transactions, attachments, logs, keys and interface checkpoints.

  4. 04

    Define recovery sequence, alternative communication, authority, contacts and escalation tree.

  5. 05

    Restore in isolation and validate login, access, transactions, batches, interfaces and reports.

  6. 06

    Plan re-entry, replay, compensation and reconciliation for gaps after the recovery point.

  7. 07

    Record actual time, differences, failed steps and improvements; repeat regularly.

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Implementation notes

  • Actual recovery meets approved objectives.
  • Critical transactions and interfaces pass end to end.
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References