You can leverage (include) Variables in your Destination path to store each backup in a different location. Just include or use one or more calendar-based Variable/s in/as a folder in the path (and/or, the single-Zip name, if used). Note that you can only do this to a 'wrapping' container that you specify (a folder or a single-Zip), and not to individual files or folders that are copied - thus:
X:\Backups\%DATE%_%TIME%\
X:\Backup_%DATE%_%TIME%.zip
X:\Backup\%DATE%_%TIME%.zip
and so on. Note that I have manually added an underscore separator in the example %DATE_%TIME& for clarity - you can use any valid character (valid in file/folder names...), or omit, as you like.
Check out Help > Search > 'variables' (without the quotes) > top hit for a full list of Variables
Bear in mind that some can only be used at/after a certain stage or with certain profile types - as shown
It is up to you whether you use Variables that 'cycle'* so that the total number of backups is limited, and so that the profile will eventually update/refresh the first location (then the second, and so on) or if you use Variables such as %DATE% which will produce a unique/incrementing value every [interval] and thus never 'cycle'. In all cases it is up to you to monitor drive space and delete old backups (etc) if necessary.
* such as %DAYOFWEEKNAME%, %WEEKOFTHEMONTH%, etcetera - many others are available
X:\Backups\%DATE%_%TIME%\
X:\Backup_%DATE%_%TIME%.zip
X:\Backup\%DATE%_%TIME%.zip
and so on. Note that I have manually added an underscore separator in the example %DATE_%TIME& for clarity - you can use any valid character (valid in file/folder names...), or omit, as you like.
Check out Help > Search > 'variables' (without the quotes) > top hit for a full list of Variables
Bear in mind that some can only be used at/after a certain stage or with certain profile types - as shown
It is up to you whether you use Variables that 'cycle'* so that the total number of backups is limited, and so that the profile will eventually update/refresh the first location (then the second, and so on) or if you use Variables such as %DATE% which will produce a unique/incrementing value every [interval] and thus never 'cycle'. In all cases it is up to you to monitor drive space and delete old backups (etc) if necessary.
* such as %DAYOFWEEKNAME%, %WEEKOFTHEMONTH%, etcetera - many others are available