Anyone familiar with "The Standby Wizard for Oracle "

Is anyone familiar with "The Standby Wizard for Oracle " by Relational Database Consultants, Inc?
It is a GUI app that supposedly simplifies and automates the creation, maintenance, and switchback functions necessary to implement Oracle's standby database paradigm for high-availability.
I have a very small IT shop and simplification with data protection is important to me.
I'd like to read anyones thoughts if you have such.

Hi
I never used this tool. However it is important that you have the right infrastructure, too. A standby database wrong implemented is useless. You can try to call a consult in near you to implement the dataguard.
Does Relational Database Consultants has a documentation about the product?
Bye, Aron

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