Scope your data center exit

Four steps. You do not need a finished inventory, ranges are fine, and open questions tell us as much as answers do.

Four questions

Request a free quote

Rack count, drive count and media types decide the price, and they come off the asset register rather than out of memory.

Site ZIP code

Rough scale

What is driving the deadline

Phone

By submitting this form I agree that Digitori LLC, which publishes Data Center Exit, may call or text me at the number I entered about this project. Calls are dialed by hand: no autodialer and no prerecorded voice are used. Consent is not a condition of any purchase, and I can withdraw it at any time, including by replying STOP to a text.

To withdraw consent, reply STOP to any text or say so on the phone. The number is removed the same day. How the details are handled is set out in the privacy policy.

What happens next

We read your submission and check what is missing for a provider to quote it properly.
We call you back by hand at the number you gave and go through the scope with you: data, access, deadline.
With your agreement, the scoped request goes to a qualified decommissioning and ITAD provider covering your area, who walks the site before any proposal.
If no provider we know covers your area or scope, we tell you rather than leave you waiting.

What you get from the call

A scope written in the terms a provider has to answer: which assets are destroyed and which are erased, what the certificate pack must contain, and the access constraints that set the schedule. It is yours to keep, whoever does the work.

How the provider is chosen, and which certifications to check

Your details

Used for this project only. Not sold, kept twelve months.