Typical processes
How a purchase works in practice
Twelve typical scenarios, from return pallets to forklift trucks, showing what you provide, what happens at each stage and what is worth watching for.
These pages describe typical processes for orientation. They are not customer projects and do not refer to real transactions, customers or prices.
Twelve typical scenarios
Electronics · ReturnsHousehold goods returns by the palletMixed, unchecked return pallets of kitchen and household appliances: a rough description and a pallet photo are enough to start.
Solar · Insolvency stockPV modules from an insolvency estateAn insolvency administrator wants an orderly, quick sale of modules, inverters and mounting material before storage costs mount up.
Electronics · Surplus stockSmartphone accessories as surplus stockAfter a model change, cases, chargers and cables are left over. Many small units, one clear list: how the lot is assessed and sold.
Textiles · Business closureClothing stock from a shop closureA retailer closes its shops. Mixed sizes, seasons and rails of garments are sold as one lot, with brand restrictions respected.- Electronics · ReturnsElectronics returns from online retailUnchecked, mixed returns of B and C stock with missing accessories: how a retailer sells them without testing every device.
Tools · Surplus stockDIY-store goods after a range changeTools and accessories from discontinued lines, palletised in original packaging: how the lot is described and sold.- Cosmetics · Surplus stockCosmetics surplus stock with best-before datesSealed cosmetics with a limited shelf life: batch numbers and best-before dates decide how quickly the lot needs to move.
- Footwear · Special lotsShoe collections at the end of the seasonSize runs, cartons and seasonal stock: how a footwear retailer sells a collection as a special lot after the season.
Forklift trucks · Warehouse clearanceForklift trucks from a warehouse clearanceIndividual machines rather than pallet goods: year, operating hours and inspection records shape the valuation. Loading takes place on site.- Tools · B-stockTool sets with damaged packagingFully functional tool sets in damaged boxes: a typical B-stock lot, described with photos and a unit count.
IT hardware · Surplus stockMonitors and PCs after an equipment refreshIdentical office monitors and PCs from a hardware refresh: serial number list, condition and accessories, with data erasure handled by the seller.- Toys · ReturnsToy returns on mixed palletsMixed toy returns, some with opened packaging: completeness, season and labelling decide how the lot is described.
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