by docswpvivid_admin | Jan 23, 2026 | Knowledge Base
When managing multiple websites under a single Google Drive account, organization is key. WPvivid Backup Pro allows you to define a Custom Parent Folder in the root of your Google Drive, as well as a Unique Subfolder for each specific website. This hierarchical...
by docswpvivid_admin | Jan 23, 2026 | Knowledge Base
When using Dropbox as a remote storage destination with WPvivid Backup Pro, you can specify a custom backup folder name to organize your backups within your Dropbox directory. This feature helps keep backups tidy, especially when multiple sites or environments are...
by docswpvivid_admin | Jan 23, 2026 | Knowledge Base
WPvivid Backup Pro provides flexible directory management for pCloud, allowing you to organize backups into a clear hierarchical structure. You can define a Custom Parent Folder in your pCloud root directory and a Unique Subfolder for each specific website. By...
by docswpvivid_admin | Jan 23, 2026 | Knowledge Base
WPvivid Backup Pro supports S3 Compatible Storage, allowing you to store WordPress backups on cloud storage services that implement the Amazon S3 API, such as Amazon S3, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces, and other S3-compatible providers. What Is S3 Compatible Storage...
by docswpvivid_admin | Jan 23, 2026 | Knowledge Base
By default, WPvivid Backup Pro stores backups in a standard directory on your remote storage. However, when managing multiple websites under a single Amazon S3 bucket, it is best practice to organize these backups into a custom directory structure. WPvivid Backup Pro...
