Approve the digital result before any original is destroyed.

A scanning-and-destruction project needs separate decisions for pickup, processing, quality review, client acceptance, retention, authorization, destruction method, participating providers, and documentation. Onyx Intel records those decisions in the written scope before work begins.

  • Client authorization required
  • Acceptance before disposition
  • Participating provider disclosed
  • Written custody record

Separate digitization from the decision to destroy.

The customer remains responsible for retention and legal-hold decisions. Onyx Intel follows only the final written instruction for return, temporary retention, or approved destruction.

Review before approval

Complete the agreed quality checks and resolve exceptions before the customer accepts the digital result.

Documented authorization

Identify the authorized client approver, exact record set, timing, method, and any hold or exclusion before disposition.

Provider and custody record

If another provider participates, identify it and document the handoff rather than presenting a partner credential as Onyx Intel's own.

Keep six decisions in the project record.

  • Client retention and legal-hold review
  • Digital delivery and acceptance criteria
  • Exception and rescan resolution
  • Authorized approver and record-set manifest
  • Destruction method, timing, and participating provider
  • Final custody and completion documentation
Discuss the requirements

Documented destruction is not an unsupported certification claim.

Onyx Intel does not claim NAID AAA, onsite shredding, or a certificate of destruction unless the exact operating entity, location, method, and documentation are verified for the project.

The quote identifies whether originals are returned, retained temporarily, or handled by an approved destruction provider after client acceptance.

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