Inventory-led assessment
Models, quantities, locations, condition, timing, and requirements define the right route.
Enterprise IT & Apple Recovery
Retired technology deserves a documented next step.
Galide helps organizations recover value from retired Apple and enterprise devices while keeping the process clear, controlled, and accountable.
Recovery intelligence
Make the recovery decision with better information.
Retired devices lose value and become harder to account for when they sit unaddressed. Galide reviews the available inventory, locations, timing, condition, and project requirements before your team makes a final recovery decision.
Start with an asset list—or the details you have. A perfect inventory is not required to begin.
Value-conscious recovery
Condition and recovery potential are reviewed before each device moves to its approved outcome.
Defensible closeout
Serialized reporting connects device outcomes, exceptions, and commercial settlement.
One connected process
A process designed for control.
The details change with the project. The accountability model does not.
01
Assess
Inventory, locations, timing, requirements, and the outcome your team needs.
02
Secure
Devices enter the agreed handling process and data-erasure route.
03
Recover
Condition, recovery readiness, and the appropriate next outcome are reviewed.
04
Document
Device-level records, exceptions, recovery outcomes, and settlement close the work.
Recovery intelligence
Apple and enterprise fleets, one accountable recovery path.
Galide supports Apple fleet recovery alongside laptops, desktops, and other business technology. Include device-management, release, or other Apple-specific requirements in the assessment so the recovery route can be aligned to your process.
A written quote is based on the available asset information. Service fees are deducted from recovery proceeds, so there is no upfront payment. After audit and grading, the final settlement reconciles the quote with actual device outcomes line by line, and payment follows the agreed settlement timing.
- Enterprise refreshes and aging fleets
- Apple device recovery and redeployment planning
- Multi-site consolidations and office closures
- Agreed data-erasure route and records
- Quote-to-Settlement Reconciliation
Proof & Trust
Records that support reconciliation.
The project closes with named records—not a generic assurance—including custody, data erasure, serialized outcomes, exceptions, and commercial reconciliation.
Chain-of-Custody RecordCertificate of Data DestructionSerialized Erasure ReportRecovery and Exception Report
View Proof & Trust →Practical details
Questions before you start
How quickly can we begin?
Timing depends on inventory readiness, locations, project requirements, and the agreed scope. Keep an asset list or project summary ready for an approved review route.
Is there a minimum device quantity?
Minimums depend on the device mix, location, logistics route, and required work. The assessment identifies the practical approach for the project in front of you.
Do we need a complete asset list?
No. A current inventory is helpful, but an incomplete list is enough to begin. Include what you know about models, quantities, locations, condition, and timing.
What reporting and exception records do we receive?
The agreed closeout can include the Chain-of-Custody Record, Certificate of Data Destruction, Serialized Erasure Report, Recovery and Exception Report, Exception Register, and Quote-to-Settlement Reconciliation.