First draft of processes
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@ -42,14 +42,22 @@ The following actions describe and react on the
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:class:`ereuse_devicehub.resources.device.states.Physical` condition
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of the devices.
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ToPrepare, Prepare
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ToPrepare and Prepare
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==================
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Prepare
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-------
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.. autoclass:: ereuse_devicehub.resources.event.models.Prepare
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ToPrepare
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---------
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.. autoclass:: ereuse_devicehub.resources.event.models.ToPrepare
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ToRepair, Repair
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================
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Repair
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------
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.. autoclass:: ereuse_devicehub.resources.event.models.Repair
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ToRepair
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--------
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.. autoclass:: ereuse_devicehub.resources.event.models.ToRepair
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ReadyToUse
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@ -83,9 +91,11 @@ and **organize** actions.
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.. uml:: association-events.puml
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Trade actions
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Not fully developed.
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Trade
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=====
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.. todo Not fully developed.
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.. autoclass:: ereuse_devicehub.resources.event.models.Trade
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Sell
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@ -38,10 +38,10 @@ For generic devices, the process is as follows:
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:ref:`tags:eTags`, manufacturer tags (like serial numbers), and
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tags provided by third-parties like donors.
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3. The user manually introduces other information, like ratings,
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and submits the information to Devicehub.
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finally submitting the information to Devicehub.
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For a computer, `This video <https://vimeo.com/250253019>`_ explains
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the process using generic tags, and it is as follows:
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the process, and it is as follows:
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1. The user connects the computers to process to an eReuse.org Box
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running the Workbench Server software using a local network.
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@ -59,38 +59,40 @@ the process using generic tags, and it is as follows:
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5. Android App and Workbench embed the information into a report
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that is submitted to Devicehub.
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.. _prepare:
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Preparing a device for use
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==========================
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Users, like refurbishers, ready the devices so they are suitable
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for trading. This process implies repairing, cleaning...
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for trading. This process implies repairing, cleaning, etc.
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1. The user scans the tag of the device with the Android App or searches it from the
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website and selects *actions* > *:ref:`actions:ToPrepare, Prepare <ToPrepare>`*,
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website and selects *actions* > :ref:`actions:ToPrepare`,
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which informs Devicehub that a device has to be prepared for trading.
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2. The user prepares the device. Upon success, it performs the action
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:ref:`actions:ToPrepare, Prepare <Prepare>` in the similar way that
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:ref:`actions:Prepare` in the similar way that
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did in 1.
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3. A prepared device might still not be ready for trading. For example,
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a seller still might want to clean a device once a trade has been
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confirmed, as the device would have gathered dust between the
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preparation and the trading. To denote a final "this device is
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ready to be shipped to a customer state", the user performs
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confirmed, for example because the device gathered dust between
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the preparation and trading. To denote a final "this device is
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ready to be used or shipped", the user performs
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the action :ref:`actions:ReadyToUse` in the same way it did in 1.
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If the device is broken or breaks, the user performs the action
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If the device is broken or it breaks, the user performs the action
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:ref:`actions:ToRepair` denoting that the device has to be repaired,
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and :ref:`actions:Repair` upon success.
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Broken devices that are not going to be fixed might be set for
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:ref:`Dispose a device <disposition>`.
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Broken devices that are not going to be fixed are set to
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`Dispose a device`_.
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Track a device
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:ref:`processing a device with workbench` registers into Devicehub
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`processing a device with workbench`_ registers into Devicehub
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the required metadata from a device to identify it: a digital
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passport for the device (information submitted in a Devicehub),
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plus a physical passport (a tag that links the device with the digital
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passport). If the physical passport is an :ref:`tags:eTag` then
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passport). If the physical passport is an :ref:`tags:eTags` then
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it is unforgeable.
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The rest of the traceability is based in keeping track of the events
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@ -99,207 +101,7 @@ it is traded. eReuse.org allows recording these actions, providing
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mechanisms to ease them or ensure them. Please refer to the specific
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use cases for more information.
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Checking device authenticity
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============================
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Any user can check the authenticity of a device registered in a
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Devicehub, even if the user is external, like a customer.
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If the device has an :ref:`tags:eTag` or a regular tag generated by
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a Devicehub (stuck on the :ref:`Processing a device with Workbench`),
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the process is as follows:
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1. The user scans the QR code with a smartphone using a generic QR
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codes scanner.
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2. The scanner opens the browser and takes the user to a webpage
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containing public information of the device. Part of this
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information are the serial numbers and other IDs of the device,
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and a set of instructions in how to challenge the Photochromic
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tag of the device, if the device has one stuck, to double-check
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its veracity.
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3. The user tests the photochromic tag by touching the flash bulb of
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the smartphone with the tag for, at least, 6 seconds, checking
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that the tag changes color temporarily.
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Other ways of checking device authenticity are:
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- Scanning the QR code stuck and comparing the serial numbers of the
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device with the ones of the public webpage.
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- Directly applying the photochromic challenge.
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Workbench and Devicehub detect changes in computer components. Certain
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scenarios where the computer passed by untrusted users require
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ensuring that no component has been taken.
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A deeper verification process is re-processing the computer with
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Workbench, generating a new report that updates the information of
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the computer in the Devicehub, ultimately showing the differences
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in removed and added components.
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Finally, the eReuse.org team is developing, using the platform Evrythng,
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a global record of devices, which takes non-private IDs of the devices
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of participating Devicehubs and records the most important life
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events of the devices. This database is publicly available, so
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users can search on it an ID of a device, for example the S/N or the one
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written in a tag, like an :ref:`tags:eTag`, and know which Devicehub
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registered in, ultimately accessing the public information of the device.
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Recover a lost device
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=====================
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Users can recover a lost device found in a waste dump by following the
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process of :ref:`checking device authenticity`.
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A Devicehub participating in the global record of devices (explained
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in :ref:`checking device authenticity`) automatically uploads public
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device information into Evrythng. If the device was previously
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registered in another Devicehub and there is no record of trading
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between Devicehubs, Evrythng warns both systems. Note that this
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functionality is in development.
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Rating a device
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===============
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Rating a device is the act of grading the appearance, performance,
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and functionality of a device. This results in a :ref:`actions:Rate`
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action, which includes a guessed **price** for the device.
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There are two ways of rating a device:
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1. When processing a computer with Workbench and the Android App.
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1. While Workbench is processing the machine, the user
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links the tag with the computer. In this process, as it requires the
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user to scan the tag with the App, the app allows the user to introduce
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more information, including the appearance and functionality.
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2. The App embeds the rate with the device report generated by the
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Workbench.
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3. The Workbench uploads the report to Devicehub.
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2. Anytime with the Android App or website.
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- The user scans the tag of the device with the Android App.
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After scanning it, the App allows the user to rate the
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appearance and functionality.
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- Through the website, the user searches the device and then
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selects to perform a new :ref:`actions:ManualRate`, rating
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the appearance and functionality.
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In any case, when Devicehub receives the ratings, it computes a final
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global :ref:`actions:Rate`, embedding a guessed price for the device.
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Refer to :ref:`actions:Rate` for technical details.
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Storing devices
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===============
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Devices are stored in places like warehouses.
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:ref:`lots:`, :ref:`actions:Locate`, :ref:`actions:Receive`,
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and :ref:`actions:Live`, actions help locating devices,
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from a global scale to inside places.
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The :ref:`actions:Locate`, :ref:`actions:Receive`,
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and :ref:`actions:Live`; embed approximated city or province level
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information, and the user can write a location, name, or address
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in Locate and Receive. This location can be as detailed as required,
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like shelves in a building. Users can create actions by scanning
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a tag with the App or searching a device through the website,
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and then selecting *create an action*.
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Lots are more versatile than actions, and they do not pollute the
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traceability log, which is unneeded when placing devices in temporal
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places like warehouses. Lots act like folders in an Operative System,
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so the user is free to choose what each lot represents —for example
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physical locations. For example:
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- Lot company ACME
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- Lot Warehouse 1 of ACME
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- Lot Zone A
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- Computer 1
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- Monitor 2
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To create a lot the user uses the webiste or App, selecting *create lot*
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and giving it a name.
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To place devices inside a lot through the website, the user selects
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the devices, it presses *add to lot*, and writes the name of the lot.
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To place them through the App, the user scans the tags of the devices,
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it presses *add to lot*, and writes the name of the lot.
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To look for devices the user reduces the area to look for them by
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checking to which lot the device is. This is done through the website
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or App by searching the device and checking to which lots is inside,
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or searching the lot and checking which devices are inside. And then,
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the user visually checks the identifier printed in the tags of devices
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that are in that specific place until finding the one.
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Erasing data and obtaining a certificate
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.. todo add a reference that explains how Workbench works in general
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Workbench erases data storage units, once the user configured Workbench
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to do so. In the configuration users parametrize the erasure to
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follow their desired erasure standard (which involves selecting
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erasure steps, data written or verification, for example).
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Once the Workbench uploads the report to a Devicehub, users can get
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the erasure certificate of the (data storage units of the) computer.
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An external user, like a client, if scans the tag with a smartphone,
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can see an on-line version of the certificate with its smartphone
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web browser.
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A logged-in user with access to the device, can scan the tag with
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the App or search the device through the web app and select
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*certificates*, then *erasure certificate*, to view an on-line
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version of the certificate and download a PDF.
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Please refer to :ref:`actions:Erase` for detailed information about
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how erasures work and which information they take.
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Delivery
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:ref:`actions:Receive` is the act of physically taking delivery of a
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device. When an user performs a Receive, it means that another user took
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the device physically, confirming reception.
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To perform this action the user scans the tag of the devices with the App,
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or search it through the website, and selects *actions* > *Receive*,
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filling information about the receiver and delivery.
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An exemplifying case is delivering a device from the warehouse to
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a customer through a transporter:
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1. Warehouse employees look in the website devices that are
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:ref:`actions:Trade` (sold, donated, rented) that are still in
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the warehouse and ready to be used.
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2. They look for them in the warehouse. Refer to :ref:`Storing devices`
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for more details.
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3. Once the devices are located the employees give them to the
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transporter. To acknowledge this to the system, they scan the
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tags of those devices with the App and perform the action
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:ref:`actions:Receive`, stating that the transporter received the
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devices.
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4. The transporter takes the devices to the customer, performing the
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same :ref:`actions:Receive` again, this time stating that the
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customer received the devices.
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Value (price) devices
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=====================
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Devicehub guesses automatically a price after each new rate, explained
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in :ref:`Rating a device`, and manually by performing the action
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:ref:`actions:Price`. By doing manually it, the user can set any
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price.
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To perform a manual price the user scans the tags of the devices
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with the App, or searches them through the website, and selects
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*actions* > *price*.
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The user has still a chance to set the final trading price when
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performing :ref:`actions:Trade`. If the user does not set any price,
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and the trade is not a :ref:`actions:Donation` or similar, Devicehub
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assumes that the last known price is the one which the device is
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sold.
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Refer to :ref:`actions:Price` to know the technical details in how
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Devicehub guesses the price.
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.. _share:
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Share device information
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a public link of the device. This way people in physical contact with the
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device, like consumers, can always check information about the device.
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.. _public-webpage:
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The public webpage
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The public webpage of a device includes:
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- A description of the device, including specifications,
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public identifiers, and associated tags.
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- Instructions in how to challenge the Photochromic tag of the
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device for `checking device authenticity`_.
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- Traceability log of the device.
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- :ref:`The public custody chain for present devices <public-custody>`.
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- Certificates like erasures.
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Checking device authenticity
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============================
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Any user can check the authenticity of a device registered in a
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Devicehub, even if the user is not registered, like a customer.
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If the device has an :ref:`tags:eTags` or a regular tag generated by
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a Devicehub (stuck on the `Processing a device with Workbench`_),
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the process is as follows:
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1. The user scans the QR code with a smartphone using a generic QR
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code scanner.
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2. The scanner opens the browser and takes the user to
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`the public webpage`_ containing public information of the
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device, like identifiers and instructions in how to challenge the
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photochromic tag.
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3. The user tests the photochromic tag by touching the flash bulb of
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the smartphone with the tag for, at least, 6 seconds, checking
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that the tag changes color temporarily.
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Other ways of checking device authenticity are:
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- Scanning the QR code stuck and comparing the serial numbers of the
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device with the ones of the public webpage.
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- Directly applying the photochromic challenge.
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Workbench and Devicehub detect changes in computer components. Certain
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scenarios where the computer passed by untrusted users require
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ensuring that no component has been taken or replaced.
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A deeper verification process is re-processing the computer with
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Workbench, generating a new report that updates the information of
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the computer in the Devicehub, ultimately showing the differences
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in removed and added components.
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Finally, the eReuse.org team is developing, using the platform Evrythng,
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a global record of devices, which takes non-private IDs of the devices
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of participating Devicehubs and records the most important life
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events of the devices. This database is publicly available, so
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users can search on it an ID of a device, for example the S/N or the one
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written in a tag, like an :ref:`tags:eTags`, and know which Devicehub is
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registered in, ultimately accessing the public information of the device.
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Recover a lost device
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=====================
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Users can recover a lost device found in a waste dump by following the
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process of `checking device authenticity`_.
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A Devicehub participating in the global record of devices (explained
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in `checking device authenticity`_) automatically uploads public
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device information into Evrythng. If the device was previously
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registered in another Devicehub and there is no record of trading
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between Devicehubs, Evrythng warns both systems. Note that this
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functionality is in development.
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Rating a device
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===============
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Rating a device is the act of grading the appearance, performance,
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and functionality of a device. This results in a :ref:`actions:Rate`
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action, which includes a guessed **price** for the device.
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There are two ways of rating a device:
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1. When processing a computer with Workbench and the Android App.
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1. While Workbench is processing the machine, the user
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links the tag with the computer. In this process, as it requires the
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user to scan the tag with the App, the app allows the user to introduce
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more information, including the appearance and functionality.
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2. The App embeds the rate with the device report generated by the
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Workbench.
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3. The Workbench uploads the report to Devicehub.
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2. Anytime with the Android App or website.
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- The user scans the tag of the device with the Android App.
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After scanning it, the App allows the user to rate the
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appearance and functionality.
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- Through the website, the user searches the device and then
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selects to perform a new :ref:`actions:ManualRate`, rating
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the appearance and functionality.
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In any case, when Devicehub receives the ratings, it computes a final
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global :ref:`actions:Rate`, embedding a guessed price for the device.
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Refer to :ref:`actions:Rate` for technical details.
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.. _storing:
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Storing devices
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===============
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Devices are stored in places like warehouses.
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:ref:`lots:`, :ref:`actions:Locate`, :ref:`actions:Receive`,
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and :ref:`actions:Live`, actions help locating devices,
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from a global scale to inside places.
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The :ref:`actions:Locate`, :ref:`actions:Receive`,
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and :ref:`actions:Live` embed approximated city or province level
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information, and the user can write a location, name, or address
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in Locate and Receive. This location can be as detailed as required,
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like shelves in a building. Users can create actions by scanning
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a tag with the App or searching a device through the website,
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and then selecting *create an action*.
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Lots are more versatile than actions, and they do not pollute the
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traceability log, which is unneeded when placing devices in temporal
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places like warehouses. Lots act like folders in an Operative System,
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so the user is free to choose what each lot represents —for example
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physical locations:
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- Lot company ACME
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- Lot Warehouse 1 of ACME
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- Lot Zone A
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- Computer 1
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- Monitor 2
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To create a lot the user uses the webiste or App, selecting *create lot*
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and giving it a name.
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To place devices inside a lot through the website, the user selects
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the devices, it presses *add to lot*, and writes the name of the lot.
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To place them through the App, the user scans the tags of the devices,
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it presses *add to lot*, and writes the name of the lot.
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To look for devices the user reduces the area to look for them by
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checking to which lot the device is. This is done through the website
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or App by searching the device and checking to which lots is inside,
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or searching the lot and checking which devices are inside. Once the
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user is in the place, it picks up the correct device by reading
|
||||
its tag.
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||||
|
||||
Erasing data and obtaining a certificate
|
||||
========================================
|
||||
|
||||
When `Processing a device with Workbench`_ user can order Workbench
|
||||
to erase the data stroage units. In the configuration users parametrize
|
||||
the erasure to follow their desired erasure standard (involving
|
||||
customizing erasure steps).
|
||||
|
||||
Once the Workbench uploads the report to a Devicehub, the user gets
|
||||
the erasure certificate of the (data storage units of the) computer.
|
||||
|
||||
A logged-in user with access to the device can scan the tag with
|
||||
the App or search the device through the web app and select
|
||||
*certificates*, then *erasure certificate*, to view an on-line
|
||||
version of the certificate and download a PDF.
|
||||
|
||||
An external user can access `The public webpage`_ of the device
|
||||
to download the erasure certificate.
|
||||
|
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Please refer to :ref:`actions:Erase` for detailed information about
|
||||
how erasures work and which information they take.
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||||
|
||||
.. _delivery:
|
||||
|
||||
Delivery
|
||||
========
|
||||
:ref:`actions:Receive` is the act of physically taking delivery of a
|
||||
device. When an user performs a Receive, it means that another user took
|
||||
the device physically, confirming reception.
|
||||
|
||||
To perform this action the user scans the tag of the devices with the App,
|
||||
or search it through the website, and selects *actions* > *Receive*,
|
||||
filling information about the receiver and delivery.
|
||||
|
||||
An exemplifying case is delivering a device from the warehouse to
|
||||
a customer through a transporter:
|
||||
|
||||
1. Warehouse employees look in the website devices that are sold,
|
||||
donated, rented (:ref:`actions:Trade`) that are still in
|
||||
the warehouse and ready to be used.
|
||||
2. They :ref:`store devices <storing>` in the warehouse.
|
||||
3. Once the devices are located the employees give them to the
|
||||
transporter. To acknowledge this to the system, they scan the
|
||||
tags of those devices with the App and perform the action
|
||||
:ref:`actions:Receive`, stating that the transporter received the
|
||||
devices.
|
||||
4. The transporter takes the devices to the customer, performing the
|
||||
same :ref:`actions:Receive` again, this time stating that the
|
||||
customer received the devices.
|
||||
|
||||
The last :ref:`actions:Receive` of a delivery, the one referring
|
||||
to the final customer, can :ref:`activate the warranty <warranty>`.
|
||||
|
||||
Value (price) devices
|
||||
=====================
|
||||
Devicehub guesses automatically a price after each new rate, explained
|
||||
in `Rating a device`_, and manually by performing the action
|
||||
:ref:`actions:Price`. By doing manually it, the user can set any
|
||||
price.
|
||||
|
||||
To perform a manual price the user scans the tags of the devices
|
||||
with the App, or searches them through the website, and selects
|
||||
*actions* > *price*.
|
||||
|
||||
The user has still a chance to set the final trading price when
|
||||
performing :ref:`actions:Trade`. If the user does not set any price,
|
||||
and the trade is not a :ref:`actions:Donation` or similar, Devicehub
|
||||
assumes that the last known price is the one which the device is
|
||||
sold.
|
||||
|
||||
Refer to :ref:`actions:Price` to know the technical details in how
|
||||
Devicehub guesses the price.
|
||||
|
||||
Manage sale with buyer (reserve, outgoing lots, sell, receive)
|
||||
==============================================================
|
||||
We exemplify the use of lots and actions to manage sales with
|
||||
a buyer.
|
||||
|
||||
1. The first step on sales is for a seller to showcase the devices
|
||||
to potential customers by :ref:`sharing them <share device information>`.
|
||||
to potential customers by :ref:`sharing them <share>`.
|
||||
2. A customer inquires about the devices, for example through e-mail.
|
||||
3. This can imply a reservation process.
|
||||
In such case, the seller can perform the action :ref:`actions:Reserve`,
|
||||
|
|
@ -343,24 +365,22 @@ a buyer.
|
|||
To perform that action, the user scan the tags of the devices
|
||||
with the App or search them through the website, select them,
|
||||
and click *actions* > *Reserve*.
|
||||
2. Reservations can be cancelled but not modified, as they are saved
|
||||
in the private traceability log of the devices. To cancel a
|
||||
2. Reservations can be cancelled but not modified nor deleted. To cancel a
|
||||
reservation the user uses the App or the web to select the devices,
|
||||
and look for their reservation to cancel it. Note that reservations
|
||||
are never deleted, but marked as cancelled.
|
||||
and look for their reservation to cancel it.
|
||||
3. A reservation is fulfilled once the customer buys, gets through, or rents
|
||||
a device; for example by an e-commerce or through a confirmation e-mail.
|
||||
To perform any of those actions, a seller selects the devices and clicks
|
||||
To perform any of those actions in Devicehub,
|
||||
a seller selects the devices and clicks
|
||||
*actions* > *Sell*, *Donate*, or *Rent*. It can perform those actions
|
||||
over devices that are not reserved, or mix reserved devices with
|
||||
non-reserved devices. Refer to :ref:`actions:Trade`
|
||||
to know more about selling, donating, and renting.
|
||||
non-reserved devices. Refer to :ref:`actions:Trade`.
|
||||
4. Lots help sellers in keeping an order in sales. A good ordering is
|
||||
creating a lot called ``Sales``, and then, inside that lot,
|
||||
a lot for each sales, or a lot for each customer.
|
||||
a lot for each sales, and/or a lot for each customer.
|
||||
5. The seller gets confirmation from the warehouse or refurbisher
|
||||
that the devices have :ref:`been prepared for use <has been prepared for use>`.
|
||||
5. Devices are :ref:`delivery <transported>` to the customer.
|
||||
that the devices have :ref:`been prepared for use <prepare>`.
|
||||
6. Devices are :ref:`delivered <delivery>` to the customer.
|
||||
|
||||
Verify refurbishment of a device through the tag
|
||||
================================================
|
||||
|
|
@ -376,9 +396,9 @@ Users like refurbishers stick the tags on the devices.
|
|||
On the end-user side:
|
||||
|
||||
1. The end-user wants to verify refurbishment from a device of a retailer.
|
||||
2. The End-user sees a QR in a tag, like the the :ref:`tags:eTag`,
|
||||
2. The End-user sees a QR in a tag, like the the :ref:`tags:eTags`,
|
||||
which scans with its smartphone's QR reader app, taking the
|
||||
user to the :ref:`Share device information <public web page of the device>`.
|
||||
user to the :ref:`Share device information <public-webpage>`.
|
||||
3. The public web page contains, along information about the device,
|
||||
instructions on how to check the validity of the Photochromic tag
|
||||
— consisting on illuminating the tag with the smartphone's lantern
|
||||
|
|
@ -393,11 +413,13 @@ for re-use or recycle.
|
|||
|
||||
Once the customer agrees for the devices to be taken, a transporter
|
||||
or the same customer takes the device to the warehouse, and an
|
||||
employee performs a :ref:`Receive` to state that a device has been
|
||||
physically received, and a :ref:`Trade` to state the change of
|
||||
employee performs a :ref:`actions:Receive` to state that a device has been
|
||||
physically received, and a :ref:`actions:Trade` to state the change of
|
||||
property. These actions can be performed by scanning the tag with
|
||||
the App or by manually searching the device through the website.
|
||||
|
||||
.. _dispose:
|
||||
|
||||
Dispose a device
|
||||
================
|
||||
Users can manage the disposal of devices in Devicehub. A disposal
|
||||
|
|
@ -427,60 +449,94 @@ Make devices available for sale to final users
|
|||
==============================================
|
||||
Once the devices are registered in the Devicehub, users can share
|
||||
the devices to potential customers. Please refer to
|
||||
:ref:`share devices information`.
|
||||
:ref:`share devices information <share>`.
|
||||
|
||||
Manage purchase of devices with refurbisher / ITAD
|
||||
==================================================
|
||||
Please refer to :ref:`Manage sale with buyer`.
|
||||
Please refer to `Manage sale with buyer (reserve, outgoing lots, sell, receive)`_.
|
||||
|
||||
Distribution of devices
|
||||
=======================
|
||||
Please refer to :ref:`Delivery or pickup from buyer after use`.
|
||||
Please refer to `Delivery or pickup from buyer after use`_.
|
||||
|
||||
Transport between service providers and buyers
|
||||
==============================================
|
||||
Please refer to :ref:`Delivery or pickup from buyer after use`.
|
||||
Please refer to `Delivery or pickup from buyer after use`_.
|
||||
|
||||
Estimate selling price
|
||||
======================
|
||||
Please refer to :ref:`Value (price) devices`.
|
||||
Please refer to `Value (price) devices`_.
|
||||
|
||||
Manage donations and interactions with donors
|
||||
=============================================
|
||||
- Como solicitar una recogida a donante
|
||||
- Como hacer el convenio y reportes para el donante
|
||||
- Como transferir los dispositivos del donante a uno o varios restauradores
|
||||
- Como redactar la memoria
|
||||
(Nope)
|
||||
|
||||
Post-sale channel support
|
||||
*************************
|
||||
|
||||
Customer service for hardware issues
|
||||
====================================
|
||||
Or better said: How to handle after sales issues
|
||||
Devicehub allows introducing contact information in the
|
||||
:ref:`public webpage <public-webpage>` of the device,
|
||||
including an e-mail and phone number.
|
||||
|
||||
This information is based on the default organization, which an
|
||||
administrator sets when installing Devicehub.
|
||||
|
||||
.. todo program this
|
||||
|
||||
.. _warranty:
|
||||
|
||||
Provide hardware warranty
|
||||
=========================
|
||||
Devicehub helps in recording the day the warranty is activated by
|
||||
saving in the traceability log the `Delivery`_ of the device to the final
|
||||
user. Specifically, an user can check the last :ref:`actions:Receive`
|
||||
(step 4. of `Delivery`_) to be the one that activates the warranty.
|
||||
|
||||
Recyclers
|
||||
*********
|
||||
|
||||
Get the certification for recycling
|
||||
===================================
|
||||
Please see :ref:`Dispose a device`.
|
||||
Recyclers can obtain a certificate after performing a
|
||||
:ref:`Dispose a device <dispose>` to devices.
|
||||
|
||||
To obtain the certificate, the user scans the tags of the devices with
|
||||
the Android App or searches them through the web, and then selects
|
||||
*certificate* > *recycling*.
|
||||
|
||||
.. todo defined but not programmed
|
||||
|
||||
Device reuse management
|
||||
***********************
|
||||
|
||||
Pick-up at donor
|
||||
================
|
||||
Please see :ref:`Manage donations and interactions with donors`.
|
||||
Please see `Manage donations and interactions with donors`_.
|
||||
|
||||
Transfer donations to refurbishers
|
||||
==================================
|
||||
(Nope)
|
||||
|
||||
Get internal custody chain report for donation
|
||||
==============================================
|
||||
Users can obtain the internal custody chain report for donation
|
||||
as an comma separated value spreadsheet.
|
||||
|
||||
To obtain the document, the user scans the tags of the devices with
|
||||
the Android App or searches them through the web, and then selects
|
||||
*certificate* > *Internal custody chain report for donation*.
|
||||
|
||||
Users can see part of this information too by selecting *Actions*
|
||||
after selecting a device, resulting in a web view of the traceability
|
||||
log of the device.
|
||||
|
||||
.. todo defined but not programmed
|
||||
|
||||
.. _public-custody:
|
||||
|
||||
View public custody chain for present devices
|
||||
=============================================
|
||||
The public custody chain of a device is part of the public information
|
||||
of the device that users can :ref:`share device information <share>`.
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
Reference in a new issue