Apto Solutions, Inc. (Previously Certified Facility - Expired as of 4/25/2023)
Atlanta, GA
This facility is not currently certified
The registry does not show a current certification for Apto Solutions, Inc. (Previously Certified Facility - Expired as of 4/25/2023). The certificate on record has lapsed or was not renewed. Confirm directly with the facility, and compare currently certified alternatives below.
About Apto Solutions, Inc. (Previously Certified Facility - Expired as of 4/25/2023)
Apto Solutions, Inc. (Previously Certified Facility - Expired as of 4/25/2023) appears in the R2 registry and is recorded at 1910 MacArthur Blvd., Atlanta, GA. Certification records apply to a specific audited address rather than to a company as a whole. Certification was first granted on September 26, 2014.
Its R2:2013 certificate was issued by NSF with an expiration of April 25, 2023, under certificate number C0187740-R28. The registry records this certificate's status as “expired”. Certification is granted by an accredited third-party auditor rather than self-declared, and it is re-examined on a recurring cycle — so it is always worth checking the official registry before you sign anything.
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Certifications
Certified by: NSF
Expiration: April 25, 2023
Services & Scope
- ✓Electronic equipment asset management including data sanitization, hard drive shredding, asset testing, equipment dismantling, mobile device management and the recycling of end-of-life equipment with a focus on reuse and re-marketing of electronic equipm
Why Certified Matters
Certified facilities are assessed by an accredited third-party auditor against environmental, data security, and worker safety standards, and are re-examined on a recurring cycle rather than certified once. When you hand over end-of-life equipment you remain responsible for how it is handled, so the audited controls and the documentation that comes with them are what limit your exposure — which is why a lapsed or closed record is worth taking seriously rather than treating as a formality.
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