Governance services across the decommissioning lifecycle.
One view across five stages. Every service screens the evidence provided by your ITADs, checked against your own disposal terms.
We independently review: check evidence and report what we find. Some services help the evidence arrive, such as cleaning your manifest, chasing what's outstanding or preparing standard certificates for your ITADs to sign. These are marked Support. Findings are always run against the evidence as received from you and your ITADs, never against anything Odys One prepared.
Pre-collection and contract governance
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Disposal terms review
Starting pointAn independent read of your ITAD master services agreements and disposal terms: what evidence your terms ask of your ITADs, and whether it can actually be checked. We show the small additions that would make your terms fully checkable, and can supply them as contract wording on request.
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Historical look-back review
Starting pointOne or more past disposal cycles checked against your terms, with a report of findings, a baseline evidenced rate and a walkthrough.
Market value, allocation and custody
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Manifest cleaning Support
Manifests cleaned before release: one code per part, clear descriptions and restricted items marked. Listed hardware reconciled against what was actually collected.
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Market value benchmark
An independent view of whether the price or revenue share you receive reflects current secondary-market value, line by line, by region and by channel. A benchmark for your decision, never a price. We never buy or sell hardware, so we have no stake in the number.
Sample benchmark. Fictional figures. - 05
Evidence chasing Support
Outstanding evidence chased and escalated at 30 and 60 days, to the deadlines in your terms, so your team doesn't have to.
ITAD facility and inventory governance
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Facility inventory oversight
Signed statements of what each ITAD holds, with an age profile across every facility. High-value items such as GPUs and FPGAs held over 90 days are flagged.
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Unit trace
Search a serial or part number and see its full history: site of origin, collection date, ITAD facility, data destruction record and final outcome, each with the document behind it.
Resale, restricted items and downstream screening
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GPU and AI hardware resale approvals
Each resale request checked before you approve it: every serial matched to your manifest, and every buyer and receiving facility checked against company registers, screened against sanctions lists, and checked against the restrictions in your terms.
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Buyer and partner checks
Downstream buyers and their in-country recycling partners checked against company registers and screened against sanctions lists. Buyer and ship-to checked separately. Anything that doesn't check out is flagged for your team.
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End-user and destruction certificates Support
Standard certificates prefilled from evidence already held, then signed online by an authorised officer of the ITAD, with the time recorded. Plus a gap assessment of the certificates you use today.
Final outcome, circularity and Digital Product Passports
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Sustainability reporting
Materials, waste streams and avoided emissions reported unit by unit, each figure traced to a destruction or recycling certificate and marked as from a certificate or estimated.
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Digital Product Passport readiness
PlannedEU passport rules for electronics are still being written. The Commission's 2025–2030 working plan schedules electronics measures for 2027 and 2029. Where your products carry a passport ID, we link it to each serial, so the unit's disposition record follows it from one party to the next. This works when you and your ITADs supply data at serial level.
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Quarterly ITAD reviews
A review of each ITAD every quarter, against your terms and its own last quarter: cycle times, serial match rates, evidence completeness and open findings.
Sample review pack. Fictional ITAD and figures.
Every service works from the same record, so nothing is entered twice.
“It is much harder to judge yourself than to judge others. If you succeed in judging yourself, it's because you're truly a wise man.”
Marking your own work leads to blind spots. External review brings precision.
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