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Kestro

What a quote looks like

We say in a lot of places that price, condition, battery health and warranty terms are in writing before you order. This is the document they are written in. It is an example, not an offer — but the fields are the same, and every one of them gets filled in.

Kestro

Quote

Example
Quote number
K-0000 (example)
Date
Filled in when sent
Valid until
14 days from date
Quantity
40 units

Per unit

Model
Lenovo ThinkPad T14 (Gen 2)
Processor
Intel Core i5-1135G7
Memory
16 GB
Storage
512 GB NVMe SSD
Display
14" Full HD
Cosmetic condition
Grade B — marks on the chassis, no damage to the screen
Battery
87 % of original capacity, measured
Keyboard
Danish — physically replaced
Operating system
Windows 11 Pro, licence as agreed
Serial number
Given per unit on delivery

Included in the price

  • Function test of screen, keyboard, battery, ports and performance.
  • Memory and storage upgraded to the agreed specification.
  • Danish or Norwegian keyboard, physically fitted.
  • Windows set up with drivers and language.
  • Storage medium erased before preparation.
  • Packed individually and delivered together.

Not included unless agreed

  • Docking stations, monitors, cables and power supplies.
  • Bags, mice and external keyboards.
  • Windows licences, if you are using your own.
  • Setup on site with you.

Terms in the quote

Warranty
The period goes here in months, together with who you contact if something breaks. It depends on the actual order, which is why we do not promise a fixed number in advance — but the number is here before you order.
Timeframe
A range, not a date. We source per order, so we give the timeframe once we know what can be found.
Documentation
Serial number per machine, and condition and battery health per unit — not per delivery.

Price

Price per unit
Quantity
40 units
Total excluding VAT

That is the one field we cannot show you in advance. We hold no stock, so the price is what we can source the equipment for — and an invented example figure would just be a number you budget wrongly against.

What decides the price

Why every field is there

Each field above exists because it is somewhere a deal goes wrong. “Grade B” with no description says nothing. A battery that passes a test can be at 60 % three months later. A warranty with no name on it is hard to use. We write them down so you can hold us to them — and so you can ask other suppliers for the same.

Where to go next

Let us find the right solution for you

Tell us about your situation and we will come back with a concrete proposal — no obligation and no sales pitch.