GRAX

Raise your hand if "emails and attachments eating 85% of your Salesforce storage" sounds familiar. 🙋

That was the reality for one global corporate travel company — 13,500 employees, 140+ countries, and three Salesforce orgs each holding 500GB of data with no real backup strategy in place.

Here's what GRAX helped them do:
🗄️ Archived the emails & attachments that were killing their storage 🔐 Built an actual backup and data protection strategy (finally)
☁️ Moved everything into their own AWS infrastructure — 100% data ownership
📊 Started reusing that Salesforce data in Amazon Redshift via GRAX Data Lake

One tool to handle all of it. No more duct tape.
https://getgrax.co/4dX3Qq3

Your Salesforce data is only as protected as your last intentional decision. 🔐
Not your last login. Not your last export. Your last intentional decision.
Here's what our new guide covers:

✅ How to classify data by sensitivity — and actually act on it
✅ Why RBAC drift is a silent compliance killer
✅ The real gap between native backup tools and what your org actually needs
✅ How to build governance that doesn't fall apart when people leave or roles change

The guide is free. The data breach isn't. 👇

https://getgrax.co/3PCCdt2

Here's a GDPR scenario that catches a lot of Salesforce teams off guard:

A customer submits a "right to be forgotten" request. You delete their record from Salesforce. Done, right? ✅

Not quite. ❌

Under GDPR, the erasure obligation extends to ALL copies of that personal data — including backups. If your backup files have no expiry policy, no automated deletion, and no flagging mechanism tied to your DSR workflow, that deleted record is still sitting in your backup environment. Indefinitely.

That's not a hypothetical risk. It's one of the most common compliance failures our team sees — and it's one of the main things we cover in our new guide to Salesforce GDPR compliance.

The guide walks through:
🗑️ Why native Salesforce backup tools fall short of GDPR requirements
⏳ How to design retention schedules that respect storage limitation
🔍 What a GDPR-aware erasure process for backups actually looks like
🔒 The security controls (encryption, access management, audit logging) that Article 32 expects
📋 How to vet third-party backup vendors for GDPR readiness

If your team manages personal data in Salesforce, this one's worth a read.
https://getgrax.co/4uyZfzT

Full guide here: