Clear project context
Document the site type, city, task, access conditions, and the purpose of the onsite visit.
Case Study
An overseas IT or compliance team needs retired laptops collected, reconciled, erased or destroyed, and documented with clear final records.

Project Context
The team needs proof that retired assets in China were handled correctly, with serial numbers and evidence that can be reviewed later.
Work Done
GreenITService can coordinate pickup, count assets, reconcile serial numbers, apply the agreed erasure or destruction method, and return an evidence package.
Delivered Records
The overseas team receives asset lists, serial records, chain-of-custody notes, evidence files, and certificate records for review.
Project Evidence
Photos, report extracts, and project records help remote teams verify what happened onsite while protecting confidential information.

Project Records
Good project records give remote teams a reliable account of the onsite visit while protecting customer information and site confidentiality.
Document the site type, city, task, access conditions, and the purpose of the onsite visit.
Return the useful details from the visit: work completed, photos, serial checks, labels, test notes, and open items.
Provide the agreed ticket notes, report extracts, asset records, WiFi findings, certificates, or sign-off documents.
Customer names, site details, photos, and project outcomes are shared publicly only when approved.
Related Service
Review the onsite work, support options, records, and information to send before a visit.

Certified ITAD
When laptops, drives, servers, or other IT assets are retired in China, overseas teams often need proof of what happened. GreenITService supports collection tracking, software erasure, physical destruction for failed media, and serialized reporting from pickup to final records.
See how it worksFAQ
Yes, when the customer approves the disclosure. Approved information may include the city, scenario, onsite work, records, result, and supporting visuals.
Depending on the project, approved records can include the city, onsite task, completion notes, photos, report extracts, asset records, survey findings, or certificate evidence.
Next Step
ITAD work needs clear handling instructions before collection, especially serial records, erasure or destruction method, chain-of-custody needs, and certificate expectations.