Answer ten quick questions to see where your IT disposal is compliant — and where it is not.
1. Answer each question with Yes, No, or Not sure.
2. Click Check my compliance to score your answers.
3. Review your score and the gaps found.
4. Use the fixes to close each gap before your next disposal.
Answer honestly — "Not sure" counts as a gap that needs verifying.
Self-assessment only — not legal advice. Your answers are never stored.
Based on your ten answers — a self-assessment, not a legal audit.
Awaiting result
No gaps found — your processes look strong. Keep your documentation current and re-check before each project.
Key details about how the checker works and how to use it.
The score is a simple average across the ten checks. Each "yes" scores full marks, "not sure" half marks, and "no" no marks.
No. It is a quick self-assessment to surface likely gaps. Contact TFix for a formal review of your specific legal obligations.
No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is saved or sent to a server.
Hazardous waste such as batteries and devices that contain batteries, CRTs or toner must be moved with a Hazardous Waste Consignment Note. It records who produced, carried and received the waste so the regulator can trace it — a Waste Transfer Note alone is not enough for hazardous items.
End of Waste is the point at which material stops being waste and becomes a reusable product or secondary raw material. A certificate records that assessment and the criteria used, giving you evidence that an item was reused rather than discarded.
Each gap in your result links to the fix and to a TFix service or guide. You can close them yourself, or book a free compliance review for a formal assessment of your specific obligations.
Yes. Switch to "Score my current supplier" at the top and answer the same ten questions about your existing IT disposal provider. You will get a supplier scorecard with the gaps to raise, plus the option to book a no-obligation comparison with TFix.