The warehouse OS for IT asset disposition.

ITAD (IT Asset Disposition) software covers the end-of-life workflow for hardware: intake, diagnostic testing, grading, data erasure, reporting, disposition (resale, recycling or return) and audit records. Modern ITAD software unifies these steps in one platform; older approaches stitch them together from separate tools.

Yes. Those certifications belong to the processor: R2v3, ADISA, e-Stewards and ISO 27001 certify facilities and their processes, and Orion itself holds no third-party certification. Orion follows the Clear and Purge guidance of NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 1 and Rev. 2, and its reporting is built around NIST SP 800-88, IEEE 2883, ADISA, R2v3, GDPR and GSMA. Certified processors can use its signed reports as evidence in their own audits.

Yes. Orion covers erasure (22 methods on computers and drives, verified by read-back), 50+ functional checks on phones, 26 hardware tests on Macs and 23 on Windows laptops, lock and ID checks, grading and a signed report per device. Most teams move one device class at a time and keep previous records as they are; new devices get Orion reports.

iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets and smart TVs of any brand (Stenfox Mobile); Macs, Windows PCs and drives, HDD, SATA SSD and NVMe (Stenfox Computing); and GPUs, from integrated to data-centre AI accelerators (Stenfox GPU). All share one console, one workflow builder and one report format.

Yes. Orion offers two-way marketplace integrations with Back Market, eBay, Amazon, Shopify, Walmart, Refurbed, Swappa and Reebelo and similar channels, plus a REST API and outbound webhooks to WMS, ERP and inventory systems.

Plans are shaped around each operation after a live demo on your own devices and a pilot in your workshop. Stenfox runs its own erasure and diagnostics engine, so no third-party licence costs are passed on.