A seller's photos and listing, turned into a manifest.
bonfyre manifest reads lot photos and listings on one computer, copies the make, model, part number and count exactly as written, and asks a local model what each unit is and whether it holds data to wipe. Anything the seller did not state is listed to confirm. The output loads into the ITAD acquisition desk.
Seven lots from a real wholesale week
| Read as | Kind | Data to wipe | Count | Ask the seller |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HP EliteDesk | Kinddesktop | Data to wipeyes | Count— | Ask the sellercount not stated |
| Vertiv VRA1016 | Kindconsumable | Data to wipeno | Count— | Ask the sellercount not stated |
| Canon | Kind— | Data to wipe— | Count— | Ask the sellermodel not stated; count not stated; only a brand name is readable: say what the items are |
| Dell | Kinddesktop | Data to wipeyes | Count— | Ask the sellermodel not stated; count not stated |
| Lexmark/Epson/Fujifilm | Kindconsumable | Data to wipeno | Count121 | Ask the sellermodel not stated |
| Dell/HP/Apple/Samsung/Cisco iMac | Kinddesktop | Data to wipeyes | Count— | Ask the sellercount not stated |
| photos heim-gmc | Kind— | Data to wipe— | Count— | Ask the sellerno readable text: attach the listing or a photo of the label |
Source: Marketplace photos and two saved listings from the October 2026 wholesale pipeline, read by bonfyre manifest, read 16 October 2026. The Dell row is a photo of toner boxes that was read as a desktop; the rest match what the photos and listings show.
What is in it, and what is not
Working now
Reading photos and listings, exact brand, model, part number and count, kind of equipment, data to wipe, stated condition, and a file the ITAD acquisition desk imports.
Not yet
Counting units in a photo or reading a label too small to see. Marketplace photos rarely show labels, so most lots need the listing or close photos.
Run it yourself
Lot manifests
The commands, the example files and the measured results, in the Bonfÿre guides.
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