Plugins send backups of the places your data lives into your account: cPanel & WHM (the accounts of a server), WordPress and Drupal (a site: database and files) and Roundcube (a mailbox). Download them from Backups in the web app or from the Download page of the website.

  1. Install the plugin where the site or server runs and choose Connect in it. Enter the API address it asks for.
  2. The plugin shows a code such as BCDF-GHJK. In the web app open Backups → Connect, type the code and check what is asking: the program, its name and what it will be able to do.
  3. Click Approve. The plugin receives its key within a few seconds and sends its first backup at its next scheduled time, or when you click Back up now in it.

The plugin never gets your password. Its key can only add backups to its own folder under Backups in your files — it cannot delete a backup or read your other files. The backups count in your storage. To stop a plugin, open the source on the Backups page and click Disconnect: the backups already made stay.