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IT Asset Disposition
Corporate refreshes, datacentre decommissions and end-of-life fleets. The hardware is the easy part; the reason you are calling an auction house instead of a recycler is that you want the residual value AND a defensible data trail. You get both, and the certificate number goes on the public lot page.
NIST 800-88
Purge standard
Serial-level
Manifest
15%
Buyer's premium
14 days
To settlement
Included
What the engagement covers
- Drive handling to your instruction: wipe to NIST 800-88 purge, remove and shred, or remove and return
- Certificate of sanitisation with a serial-level manifest, and the certificate number published on the lot
- Asset tag removal and photographic evidence of removal
- Grading to a published cosmetic scale that is explicitly not a functional grade
- Single-model palletisation where volume allows, because one model per pallet sells for more than a mixed one
Not included
Where it stops
- No operating system licences transfer, and neither do vendor support contracts. We say so on every lot
- Activation-locked mobile devices are sold as parts donors and labelled as such in the lot title
- We do not repair, upgrade or reconfigure. What POSTs, POSTs
This column exists because a seller who finds out about a limit at the loadout has been badly served. Everything we will not do is on the page before you sign anything.
Sequence
How it runs
01
Scope
Counts, models and your data policy. The policy decides the schedule, not the volume.
02
Sanitise
Wipe or destroy, serial-logged. Certificates issued before anything is listed.
03
List
Palletised by model where possible, tray lots where not. Seven to ten days open.
04
Ship out
Buyers collect from the Gary cross-dock, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
On the floor now
What this looks like when it sells


