There’s a cupboard of old laptops in your office.

Getting a new laptop is easy.

Ordered, enrolled in the MDM, on the desk by Monday. Every company built that half of the job into a system.

Getting rid of the old one has no system.

So it gets wiped and goes on a shelf. It was never urgent, so it never made the top of the list.

So the cupboard fills.

A new starter here, a refresh there. Each one leaves a laptop behind. Eighteen months on, there’s no room left.

You’ve got a provider. They collect.

That part works. But before they can book it in, someone has to tell them what’s going, serial by serial.

So IT does the work first.

Everything comes out of the cupboard, before a single device is collected.

1. 1Work out what’s in thereWhat’s in there?
2. 2Decide what stays and what goesStays or goes?
3. 3Build the list, serial by serialBuild the list
4. 4Wipe each oneWipe each one
5. 5Box it up and book it inBox it, book it

Same cupboard, with Zolo.

Tell us roughly how many. We collect the lot, log every device by serial, wipe it and certify it. The list comes back to you, already written. Your part is one message, or one line to your AI tool.