Businesses and enterprises

Corporate ITAD. Every laptop closed out.

K12 Computers provides IT asset disposition for businesses and enterprises: employee laptops, office desktops, Apple devices and servers. Every device is erased to NIST 800-88 guidelines and tracked by serial number, equipment with resale value earns a payout, and the rest is recycled through R2v3-certified processes.

  • R2v3 & ISO certified
  • NIST 800-88 erasure
  • Updated
Key facts

Businesses & enterprises, at a glance.

Equipment
Laptops, MacBooks, desktops, servers, phones
Erasure standard
NIST SP 800-88
Reporting
Per serial number, for IT and finance
Certification
R2v3, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001
Payout
Check or ACH
Districts served
300+
Devices processed
5 million+
Paid out
$80 million+

R2v3 · ISO 9001 · ISO 14001 · ISO 45001 · WISE Certified · Inc. 5000

What is at stake

Why disposition matters here.

01

Company and customer data

Retired laptops can hold confidential company and customer information. Each needs a documented erasure.

02

Asset records

Finance and IT need to close out each asset. Serialized reports make that simple.

03

Refresh budgets

Resale value from the old fleet can offset the new one.

01

Close out every asset

Finance and IT both need to retire assets from their records. K12 records each device by serial number at pickup and reports erasure and final disposition, so the asset register can be closed with evidence.

02

Employee purchase programs

Some companies offer retired laptops to employees before selling the rest. K12's public resale service can be tailored to an organization's employees as well as the general market, after every device is erased to NIST SP 800-88 guidelines.

Isometric glass office tower beside a set of employee laptops and a phone, labelled asset closed out and payout on resellable equipment.
What we take

From one office to every location.

K12 collects retired equipment from offices of any size, documents every device and returns value on equipment that can be resold.

  • Employee laptopsWindows laptops and MacBooks
  • Desktops and workstationsOffice and engineering machines
  • Servers and network gearServer rooms and closets
  • Phones, tablets and e-wasteEverything else being retired
Step by step

How a corporate program runs.

Every step is recorded in the K12 portal. New to the terms? See the ITAD glossary.

  1. 01

    Evaluate

    Send an asset list for an estimated return before pickup.

  2. 02

    Collect

    Pickup from one office or many.

  3. 03

    Erase and audit

    NIST 800-88 erasure and serialized audit for every device.

  4. 04

    Pay and report

    Payment by check or ACH with data deletion certificates and audit reports.

Portal & app

Follow every device in the K12 app.

Your orders, devices, documents and payouts, in a portal that works as well on your phone as on your desk.

The K12 app: orders, devices, documents and payouts, in 46 seconds.
FAQ

Common questions.

Choosing a vendor? Read how to choose an ITAD partner.

Who buys used company laptops in bulk?

K12 Computers buys retired business laptops, desktops, Apple devices and servers, with NIST 800-88 erasure, serialized audit reports and payout on resellable equipment.

What reports does a business get from K12?

Receiving reports, audit reports, data deletion certifications, shipment summaries, purchase orders, impact reports and custom reports on request.

Does K12 handle MacBooks from corporate fleets?

Yes. Release them from Apple Business Manager and MDM and turn off Activation Lock before pickup for the best return.

Can K12 pick up from several offices?

Yes. K12 schedules pickups from one office or many and reports each device by location and serial number.

Tell us what you have.

Get an instant estimate by model, or request a pickup and our team takes it from there.