Quickfurb — sell everywhere

Every device, from intake to sold. One system.

Built inside TA1 Renewed, a UK refurbished-Mac distributor, and running its volume daily.

intake → erase → test → grade → price → list → dispatch → RMA

  • Mac testing

    Automated hardware diagnostics and grading for Macs, written straight onto the device record. No clipboard.

  • Inventory management

    Serialised stock that stays accurate at pallet scale — the shelf and the report finally agree.

  • Multi-platform lister

    Graded stock lists itself across marketplaces. Out-of-grade stock routes to auto-generated outlet sites instead of losing value in a corner.

also in the box: data sanitisation · pricing rules · batch & pallet intake · dispatch · RMA

Quickfurb Diagnostics

Every Mac is tested before it's graded.

Comprehensive diagnostics and testing software with built-in reporting. It runs on every Mac at intake and writes its result to the device record; that record sets the grade and generates the listing — so what the buyer reads is what the bench found.

Example report · one Mac at intake

Spec

Model
MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021)
Model ID
MacBookPro18,2
Chip
Apple M1 Max
CPU cores
10 (8P + 2E)
GPU cores
32
Memory
32 GB

Configuration

Storage
2001 GB
Screen
16.2-inch · 3456 × 2234
Keyboard
ANSI
Colour
Space Gray
macOS
27.0 (26A428)
Firmware
20457.1.29

Health

Battery
83% · 244 cy · Good
SSD SMART
Verified
SSD wear
1,338 h · 2% used
Kernel panics
none
Activation Lock
ON
MDM
none

Apple Silicon ready · Intel Macs supported · every result written to the device record

  • Nothing that surfaces later

    Activation Lock, MDM enrolment and Apple Business Manager registration are the faults that show up after the sale, not on the bench. All three are checked at intake, and a Mac doesn't move on until they're clear.

  • Read from the machine

    Battery health and cycle count, SSD SMART status and wear, and kernel-panic history are read from the Mac itself, not typed from a description. A fault is flagged where it's found.

  • Recorded, then shipped current

    Every result goes onto the device record — the listing is generated from it, not typed. Each Mac ships with the latest macOS its model supports at the time of sale.

Quickfurb Sanitisation

Every Mac is erased before it's tested, and the erase is on record.

Each incoming Mac is erased at the bench under software control. The erase is recorded step by step, checked on the machine afterwards and validated by a second person, and the record becomes a signed, numbered Certificate of Sanitization — a per-device certificate of data removal that a buyer or auditor can check for themselves.

Example certificate · one Mac, one intake

Record

Certificate
TA1-2026-0041
Serial
C02••••••7Q3
Chip
Apple M1 Max
Validated by
second person · concurrence

Method

Method
PURGE · cryptographic erase
Media
Apple SSD · 2 TB
Standard
NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2
Installed
macOS 27.0 (26A428)

Verification

Erase
completed
Post-erase check
consistent
Signature
Ed25519 · verified
Verify page
public · serial match

records to NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2 §4.6 & Appendix C · Apple silicon & T2 Macs: Purge · older Intel Macs: Clear

  • Recorded, not declared

    The erase is driven and logged by the bench, step by step. A disrupted erase is a failed record, never a quiet pass.

  • Checked, then validated

    After the erase the Mac is read to confirm the result. A second person, never the operator, validates before anything is issued.

  • Verifiable by the buyer

    Each certificate has a public verify page with a masked serial and a serial-match check, and the signed copy verifies offline with a published key. It is evidence that a defined process completed, was checked and was validated — not a warranty of outcome.

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