We have years of industry experience and our processes are completely transparent. We use the latest BLANCCO software to remove all the data from every device that we receive. This means that you can relax once you send your handsets to us, as any sensitive information on them is in safe hands and will be completely wiped.

Whilst the businesses that use our services range in size, one thing they share is that they are all incredibly satisfied with what we offer. We cater to the needs of SMEs and DAX companies alike, so we are certain that we can provide you with the services you need.

When it comes to data security, you can trust us completely. We are classed as a specialist waste management company, and our data deletion process is both GDPR-compliant and certified by DEKRA (Germany’s technical inspection association).

Our process is incredibly thorough. Firstly, your devices are transported in sealed security packages using certified forwarding companies. Then, we remove all the data from your devices, using software that blocks any attempts to recover the data in the future. Finally, we send you proof that we have done this, and use the device’s IMEI number to verify that it is indeed your device that has been wiped. As you can see, the procedure could not be more secure.

When data gets into the wrong hands, the results can be devastating in a number of ways. Yet despite the fact that the risks associated with data leakage are common knowledge, companies with large numbers of devices and employees struggle to keep their sensitive information secure. Fortunately, though, we can help in this regard.

Our data deletion process leaves no stone unturned, meaning that there is no chance of a data breach when using our services. Whilst MDM and dedicated security platforms certainly help to safeguard data, a thorough data removal service such as ours is required to truly protect your business.

We care deeply for the environment, and as a result, sustainability is at the center of our company. Firstly, we are climate-neutral; we have invested both time and money in compensating for the CO2 that we emit.

Secondly, we do our best to ensure that the handsets we receive are sold to new owners as second-hand devices. Of course, this is not always possible, and when handsets can’t be repaired, we salvage and recycle the raw materials from them. They are then used in a wide range of industries, from construction to ceramics. Mobile phones contain a number of valuable materials, and by recycling these materials we reduce the risk of running out of them in the future.