The standards behind every certified erasure.
Erasure that has passed ADISA’s Product Claims Test, built to the NIST 800-88 and IEEE 2883 sanitization standards — every wipe ends in a signed certificate of erasure with full chain of custody.
Tested by ADISA. Built to NIST 800-88 and IEEE 2883.
Phonecheck erasure software has passed ADISA’s Product Claims Test, with each product and version listed on the ADISA register, and erases to the NIST 800-88 and IEEE 2883 media-sanitization standards — the alignment security, legal, and ITAD teams verify before they sign off.
See Phonecheck on the ADISA register →
Aligned to the bodies that set the standards.
From the United States to Europe and the UK — Phonecheck’s erasure workflows map to standards published by the authorities below, and produce the documentation your GDPR and R2v3 obligations require.
What a certified erasure produces
A certified erasure ends in a record, not a claim: one signed certificate of erasure per device is what an auditor reads.
Phonecheck erases phones, tablets, Macs, Windows PCs and Chromebooks to recognized sanitization standards and issues a signed certificate of erasure for every device. A certificate for every device across a mixed estate gives a compliance team one audit trail to sign off on, which is what audit-grade erasure means in practice.
EU accounts run on a separate EU-hosted environment, and their erasure certificates and Device History Reports are served from EU servers.
Erasure your compliance team can sign off on.
Talk to our enterprise team about audit-grade erasure aligned to the standards your auditors, marketplaces, and ITAD partners require.