Administration
Data Backup & Control
Local and cloud backup, recovery, and accountant export.
This is where EVRST shines. You control your data.
Local Backup
Your data is stored in a local database file (evrst.db) on your machine. You own it. You can:
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Copy it to a USB drive
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Email it to yourself
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Back it up to a NAS
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Copy it anywhere you want
There is no vendor lock-in.
Cloud Backup (Optional)
If you want an off-site backup:
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Go to Settings > Backup
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Connect your personal Google Drive account
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Toggle Cloud Backup on
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Set a schedule (daily, weekly, etc.)
EVRST will automatically backup your entire database to your Google Drive folder. Only you control access.
| Google Drive backup and restoring a backup into the app are full-version features. During the free trial you can still create and download local backups as often as you like, so your data is always yours to take. |
Data Recovery
If your machine fails:
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Install EVRST on a new machine
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Go to Settings > Backup
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Select your backup from Google Drive
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Restore
You are back in business in minutes with zero data loss.
Export for Accountant or Auditor
You can export:
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Individual invoices as PDF
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All invoices as CSV for spreadsheet analysis
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Tax-ready reports
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Stock lists
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Customer lists with transaction history
This data can be handed to your accountant, auditor, or imported into other systems.
Frequently asked questions
Where exactly is my data kept?
In a local database file named evrst.db on your own machine. You can copy it to a USB drive, email it to yourself, back it up to a NAS, or copy it anywhere you like. There is no vendor lock-in.
Is cloud backup required?
No. Cloud backup is optional. If you want an off-site copy you connect your own Google Drive account under Settings > Backup and set a schedule, and only you control access to that folder.
How do I recover my data if my PC fails?
Install EVRST on the new machine, go to Settings > Backup, select your backup from Google Drive, and restore. You are back in business in minutes with no data loss.
Can I back up during the free trial?
Yes. Creating and downloading local backups works normally during the trial. Google Drive backup and restoring a backup into the app are full-version features.
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