IT and mobile refurbishers
Mass production is the core case. One customer starts 700 notebooks in a single run; a repair shop or midsize line runs 5 to 50 devices at a time. The same software, the same certificates, a different script.
Who we serve
Six kinds of operation.
Automated diagnostics and certified erasure are used separately or together depending on the segment and on what has to be achieved. The benefit is different in each case.
Recyclers
Volume clearing where the evidence matters as much as the throughput, because the drive is being sold on or destroyed and someone downstream has to be able to prove what happened to it.
IT and mobile retailers
From a single repair shop to a retail chain. Trade-in qualification happens at the counter with a customer waiting, and the processing happens behind it.
IT service organisations
In-house teams exchanging hardware, and external partners doing it under contract. The constraints differ sharply: some need diagnosis only, and many are not permitted an internet connection at all.
Centralised warehouses
One site taking returns and decommissioned hardware in from many others. What matters is throughput and a consistent audit trail across every source, because the paperwork has to satisfy whoever sent the kit in, not just the operator processing it.
Enterprises with high security standards
Hardware is exchanged in-house, wiped and diagnosed before it is re-issued to staff, offered through an employee purchase programme, or sold on in bulk — depending on the security guideline in force.
None of these quite fit?
Most operations are a mix. Tell us what business you are in and we will tell you plainly whether we can help.
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