The Buyback of IT equipment is a process through which companies can sell technological equipment that they no longer use, recovering part of its economic value and reducing operating costs associated with storage, management and disposal.
In remote work contexts and distributed teams, Buyback becomes a key tool for:
At Bord, Buyback is part of a comprehensive equipment lifecycle management strategy.
The Bord Buyback Program not limited to equipment purchased with Bord.
It applies both to equipment managed in our warehouses and to equipment purchased from other suppliers.
Faulty equipment is also acceptable, as long as it is functional.
Equipment that doesn't work or is blocked receive residual offers or is not purchasable.
The Bord Buyback program currently operates in the The vast majority of Latin American countries, allowing regional and global companies to manage the repurchase of equipment under the same process, without depending on isolated local suppliers.
Latin America:
United States:
This regional reach allows Buyback processes to be executed both for individual equipment as well as for complete fleets, maintaining operational standards, traceability and control in all countries where Bord has a presence.
The Buyback is optional and can run at any time in the computer's cycle.
The most common cases are:
Ideal when the equipment will not be reused by another collaborator.
Widely used for large fleets, since the credit received helps reduce the cost of the new purchase.
It allows you to avoid storage costs for equipment that will not have future use.
Similar to fleet renewal, with a focus on upgrading performance.
The customer submits a list of equipment.
Based on the reported status and market value, Bord consults with its buying partners and presents a Estimated initial offer.
When equipment is in the warehouse and has DSN, this offer is usually closer to the real value.
The shipment of equipment to the Bord warehouse is managed by the customer, requesting it through the platform.
The withdrawal can be done both from the collaborator's home and from offices.
Each team is reviewed one by one and goes through the process of Grading (A, B, C, D, F, or X).
If differences are detected with the initial information, the customer is informed and the final offer is adjusted.
The customer can accept the final offer or:
Whenever the computer does not arrive formatted, Bord erases data according to the standard NIST 800-88, ensuring the protection of corporate information.
There is no fixed rule, but in general Buyback offers fall between 10% and 20% of the original value of the equipment, depending on:
Batch equipment (more than 20 units) receives better deals than individual equipment, as they reduce operational risk for buyers.
The value of the Buyback is credited as credit on the Bord platform, which can be used to:
Direct cash payments are not made.
When equipment is considered residual, the customer can choose to:
This makes it possible to comply with internal and environmental policies.
The Bord Buyback is part of a strategy of circular economy, extending the useful life of equipment that can still be used by students, junior professionals or educational institutions.
In addition to recovering economic value, companies reduce waste and their environmental footprint.
The Bord Buyback allows companies to:
Bord turns equipment that you no longer use into real value for your company.
