Track every device through intake, diagnosis, repair, grading and resale. Built around your service centre workflow and spare parts process.
Condition photos, accessories, reported faults and diagnostic results held against the serial from minute one.
Every part consumed is booked against the device it went into, so cost per repair becomes real.
Cosmetic and functional grade recorded with a data-wipe certificate before any unit re-enters the market.
Intake, diagnosis, repair, grading and resale tracking built as one system, so a service operations head sees turnaround time and a refurbishment head sees yield and margin from the same device record.
Most disputes in reverse operations start at intake, when nobody recorded what actually arrived. We capture serial, accessories, physical condition and photographs at receipt, and generate an acknowledgement the customer or partner accepts.
A repair record is only useful if it says what was actually wrong and what actually went in. We bind diagnostic results, technician actions and every spare issued to the device serial, including parts harvested from scrap units.
A refurbished unit needs an identity of its own and evidence that the previous owner's data is gone. We record grading against your published criteria, attach the wipe certificate, and re-serialise the unit for resale.
Turnaround time and recovery yield are the two numbers this business runs on. We measure both by device, technician and channel, and report material recovered against material scrapped for circular economy reporting.
Technology chosen for a service floor, where any capture step that pulls a technician off the bench simply gets skipped.
Intake and grading are done on a tablet at the bench, with guided photo capture timestamping every image against the device record.
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Device serials, IMEI labels, spare part codes and bin locations are scanned rather than typed, keeping consumption data honest.
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Where you run diagnostic software or test benches, we pull results directly, so the pass or fail record is machine-generated.
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The workflow engine holds your stages, approvals and turnaround targets, on-premise or private cloud, with reporting for operations and finance.
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Representative outcomes from service centre, refurbisher and OEM reverse operations. Figures are indicative ranges typical of this solution type and must be confirmed against your own baseline before publication.
Multi-location service operations handling warranty and paid repairs for one or more OEM brands.
Businesses buying returned and end-of-life devices in bulk and reselling graded units through online and offline channels.
Brand-owned reverse logistics handling returns, exchanges and refurbishment before resale or scrap despatch.
The numbers a service operations head and a refurbishment business head review weekly. Targets are design goals agreed with you in writing before deployment.
Elapsed time from intake to the device being ready for return or resale.
How we get there: Stage clocks and ageing escalations surface the queue causing the delay.
Share of parts issued from stores booked against a specific device serial.
How we get there: Scan-based issue at the bench, with no manual issue path left open.
Share of resold units carrying a stored wipe certificate with method and operator.
How we get there: Resale release is blocked until the certificate is attached.
Proportion of intake units returned as repaired, refurbished or harvested rather than scrapped.
How we get there: Per-lot yield and failure reasons are visible to procurement and planning.
Delivery starts at one service centre and expands once the workflow proves itself on real volume.
We map your intake process, repair stages, grading criteria, spare stores practice and turnaround commitments across the locations in scope before designing anything.
Workflow stages, grading criteria, photo evidence requirements, wipe certification rules and integration points are documented and agreed before build work begins.
One centre runs live end to end, from intake through grading and resale release, against acceptance criteria covering turnaround capture and spare booking accuracy.
Remaining centres and partner workshops are onboarded, technicians and store keepers are trained, and the system moves into an agreed support arrangement.
Why refurbishers and service operations build this rather than adapting a generic helpdesk ticketing tool.
Ticketing tools track cases. We track devices, so a unit repaired twice, harvested for parts and finally scrapped still holds one continuous history under its serial.
Grade definitions drive your resale price and your returns rate. Yours are configured with photo standards and check criteria, not approximated by somebody else's A, B and C.
Intake photos, wipe certificates, part serials and technician records are captured as the work happens, which is what settles a customer or channel dispute quickly.
Technicians will not fill long forms. Capture is scan-first and photo-first on a handheld, designed to take seconds at the bench rather than minutes at a desk.
Book a requirement discussion with our engineering team. We will walk your service floor, document intake, repair and grading practice, then return with a scoped approach, a capture hardware outline and a single-centre pilot plan.
A refurbished electronics tracking system follows a device through the whole reverse journey - intake and condition capture, diagnosis, repair with spare consumption, grading, data wipe certification, re-serialisation and resale or scrap despatch. Everything is held against the device serial or IMEI, so you can show what was wrong, what was replaced, who worked on it, how it was graded and where it went. That record makes refurbished stock saleable with a credible warranty.
It is built for your operation. We are a custom solution development and systems integration company, so there is no licence to buy. A requirement study documents your intake process, repair stages, grading criteria and spare stores practice first.
The wipe method, tool, operator and timestamp are recorded against the device serial, and where your wiping software issues a certificate we attach the file. Resale release is blocked until that evidence exists.
Yes. Rugged handhelds or tablets for bench capture, barcode scanners for spare issue and label printers for refurbished re-serialisation are scoped, supplied and integrated, along with the label stock specification for the surfaces you apply to.
Yes. Spare stock, part masters, pricing and goods movements integrate with SAP, Oracle, Navision or Tally, so an issue at the bench moves stock in your ERP rather than a second inventory nobody reconciles.
Yes. A device beyond economical repair can be marked for harvesting, and each recovered part is booked into stock referencing the donor device. When that part is fitted, the receiving record shows its origin.
Yes. Each location works within its own queue and stock, while your operations head sees consolidated turnaround, yield and cost. Partner workshops get restricted access to their own devices only.
Both are supported, along with hybrid. Multi-location networks usually favour private cloud so every centre works on one device record, while OEM reverse operations with strict policies about customer devices often keep the platform on-premise.
A single-centre pilot covering intake, repair, grading and resale release is typically live within six to ten weeks of requirement sign-off. Additional centres follow in phases, driven by location count and integration effort.
An annual maintenance contract covers response times by severity, preventive maintenance of handhelds, scanners and printers, changes to grading rules or workflow stages as the business evolves, onboarding of new centres, and enhancement requests.