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 ![Backup in Tiger](https://assets.timescale.com/docs/images/database-backup-recovery.png)
 
-On [$SCALE and $PERFORMANCE][pricing-and-account-management] $PRICING_PLANs, you can check the list of backups for the previous 14 days in $CONSOLE_LONG. To do so, select your $SERVICE_SHORT, then click `Operations` > `Backup and restore` > `Backup history`. 
+On [$SCALE and $ENTERPRISE][pricing-and-account-management] $PRICING_PLANs, you can check the list of backups for the previous 14 days in $CONSOLE_LONG. To do so, select your $SERVICE_SHORT, then click `Operations` > `Backup and restore` > `Backup history`. 
 
 In the event of a storage failure, a $SERVICE_SHORT automatically recovers from a backup
 to the point of failure. If the whole availability zone goes down, your $SERVICE_LONGs are recovered in a different zone. In the event of a user error, you can [create a point-in-time recovery fork][create-fork].