Platform

See who has which device

Drop the spreadsheet of names and serial numbers.

Hardware

Device-based overview of ownership, agreement dates, monthly payments, and status

MacBook Air 13″ M4Laptop Active
Company
Fennic A/S
Department
Engineering
User
Frederik Lund
Serial
C02FK3M4Q6L4
The hardware register: a device with model, customer, department, user and serial number.

Today the customer’s equipment sits in a spreadsheet nobody has touched since the last rollout. When the customer asks who has the old MacBook, nobody knows. Now the answer is on the device.

  1. IT, Fennic A/S · 10:02 Who has the MacBook ending in …Q6L4? It isn’t in the sheet.
  2. You · 10:15 I’ll check our orders.
  3. IT, Fennic A/S · 10:16 And how many do we actually have ending this year?
  4. You · 11:40 I’ll have to get back to you on that.
A chat today: the customer’s IT asks who has a particular MacBook, and nobody can find it in the spreadsheet.

From the spreadsheet to a register the customer keeps up to date

You load the customer’s equipment once. From then on the customer assigns the devices, and every device carries its user, agreement and repairs.

  1. Fennic_equipment.xlsx14 devices found

    • Laptops7
    • Phones5
    • Tablets2
    Register 14 devices
    The reseller registers Fennic A/S’s existing equipment from a spreadsheet: 14 devices found, ready for the register.

    1You load the equipment from the spreadsheetOnce per customer

  2. MacBook Air 13″ M4C02FK3M4Q6L4 Available
    Assign
    The customer’s admin assigns the MacBook Air 13″ M4 with serial number C02FK3M4Q6L4 to Frederik Lund in Engineering.

    2The customer assigns the MacBook to Frederik1 Oct 2026

  3. MacBook Air 13″ M4Frederik Lund · Engineering Active
    1. Delivered and assigned1 Oct 2026
    2. Damage #4203 repaired9 Nov 2027
    Frederik’s MacBook in the register with its user and history: delivered 1 October 2026, damage #4203 repaired 9 November 2027, the agreement ending 30 September 2029.

    3Everything is on the deviceUser, agreement and repairs

You know every device at your customers. And you are the one who sells when it needs protecting or replacing.

  1. 12 devices without insurance

    • All Risk
    • Extended warranty
    Add insurance to 12 devices
    Protect devices at Orbel A/S: 12 devices without insurance, All Risk chosen for them.

    Sell insurance on devices in useYou can add insurance or extended warranty to devices the customer already has, straight from the register.

    • Fennic A/SSofie Lindqvist · ThinkPad X1 Carbon 31 Aug 2029Invited
    • Fennic A/SFrederik Lund · MacBook Air 13″ M4 30 Sep 2029Invited
    • Orbel A/S4 devices 31 Oct 2029Later
    The reseller’s overview of agreements ending across customers: two employees at Fennic A/S invited to order again, four devices at Orbel A/S ending later.

    You see what needs replacingThe overview shows the devices ending in the next 90, 180 and 365 days, across all your customers.

Questions from resellers

What does it cost?

The price follows what you sell through the platform. Contact us for a quote.

Can I bring in the customer’s existing equipment?

Yes. You register it one device at a time or from a spreadsheet.

What can the customer see and do?

The customer’s admin sees the company’s own devices and can assign them, if you give access. The purchase value is hidden from users below manager level.

Is it an MDM system?

No. It is a register of the physical devices: who has what, the agreement and the repairs.

Can I add insurance to equipment already in use?

Yes. You do it straight from the register.

See your customers’ devices in one register

In the demo we load a spreadsheet of devices, so you see each one with its user, agreement and history.