What comes next.
Core and the integrations your team needs come first.
These priorities guide our next steps. Customer needs and proven results determine the pace.
First: Core and its integrations
Make daily ITAD work dependable, then use real customer needs to choose the next improvements.
Dependable daily operations
Improve receiving, inventory, testing, grading and delivery, with clear first-use guidance and reliable customer documentation.
Blancco integration
Connect erasure results and certificates to the correct assets, so your team spends less time matching reports by hand.
Carbontrace integration
Bring Carbontrace environmental calculations into customer reporting, with clear links to the underlying asset and processing data.
Further Core improvements driven by your work
Use customer needs to prioritise evidence delivery, repairs and retesting, and connections to the business tools teams actually use.
After Core: auctions for your own buyers
Once Core workflows are dependable, focus on sellers who can bring their own buyers.
An auction journey for external buyers
Let sellers bring their own buyers through registration, bidding, purchase and receipt. Buyers should be able to participate without a Core subscription.
Later: a wider trading network
Expand when there is enough active supply, demand and participation to make matching useful.
Market: cross-company trading
Expand trading when there are enough active sellers, buyers and suitable lots to give participants useful choices.
Sourcing: connect suppliers and ITAD partners
Broaden matching when active demand and regional coverage can lead to useful introductions and real assignments.
Where does your team lose time?
Share a concrete workflow or integration need. It helps us choose improvements that matter in daily ITAD work.
Share your needs