Every EndByte engagement ends in documentation, because 'we destroyed it, trust us' isn't a compliance posture. Each device gets its own certificate recording the serial number, the method used (wipe standard or destruction type), the date, and the verification result.
For batch jobs, certificates roll up into a single audit report: a reconciled list showing every device received, what happened to it, and its final disposition — wiped and returned, retained under the free program, destroyed, or recycled. One document your auditor can check against your asset records.
Certificates are delivered with the job and formatted for the people who actually read them — clean, specific, and free of marketing.
Model and serial number, matched to the intake audit.
Wipe standard (NIST 800-88 / DoD 5220.22-M) or destruction method used.
Pass confirmation from the full-surface read-back, or the destruction record.
When it happened and on which bench or site.
Returned, retained, destroyed, or recycled — stated per device.
An audit report tying every certificate back to the original inventory.
Data recorded automatically as each drive is processed.
Certificates and the batch report assembled and reconciled.
Documentation delivered with the completed job.