A better ending for business technology.
Retiring hardware connects IT, security, finance, and facilities. Ironbay brings those decisions into one conversation: what happens to the data, where the equipment goes, and what your team needs to close the job.
Clear at the start.
Accounted for at the end.
Good asset retirement is a sequence of decisions, with a responsible person and a record at each step.
The data comes first.
Start with the approved data policy. Choose the processing path and the evidence your security team needs before equipment changes hands.
Know what can move on.
Evaluate equipment for reuse, resale, or recycling. Make the assumptions, service charges, and treatment of exceptions clear in the scope.
Finish with the record.
Connect the final report to the collection manifest. Resolve differences and document the outcome before closing the project.
Your equipment.
Your requirements.
An office refresh and a data center closure have different constraints. The right starting point is your equipment, location, timeline, data policy, and building access.
Explore your industry ↗Bring the questions that matter.
Need a particular report format? Reviewing a vendor for a regulated environment? Working against a lease deadline? Put those requirements into the project brief.
Use the vendor evaluation checklistUnderstand the reportingPrepare your due-diligence reviewStart with what you need to retire.
A rough inventory, your location, and the target date give the conversation a useful starting point.