Trust centre
Verify the evidence behind the service.
Explore our company and regulatory registrations, understand what they cover, and agree the evidence you need for your project.
Know who you are working with
The details behind each registration.
Find our published references, understand their scope and check official records when you need to.
SIT Technology Limited
Active companyOur company identity and public filing record.
Service certification is separate.
Scope & verification for Companies House
What this covers
The company record identifies the legal entity behind SIT Recycling. You can check its status, registered details and filing history with Companies House.
Company registration establishes the legal identity. It does not certify the quality or security of an IT recycling service.
This link opens the specific company record.
View Companies House record Opens in a new tabWaste carrier registration
Lower tierOur published registration and the scope of the lower tier.
Collection scope must be confirmed.
Scope & verification for Environment Agency
What this covers
The published registration is lower tier. Lower-tier registration has a limited scope; it should not be read as permission for every type of waste collection or treatment.
Ask us to confirm the collection arrangements and registration scope for your proposed work before agreeing a collection.
Enter CBDL653917 in the registration number field on the official register.
Search Environment Agency register Opens in a new tabData protection fee registration
Fee tier 1Our ICO reference and what the fee registration covers.
Fee registration, not a security certification.
Scope & verification for Information Commissioner’s Office
What this covers
This is our published entry in the ICO register of data protection fee payers. The official register is the source for the current entry and registration details.
The fee registration is separate from a security certification or an assessment of every aspect of data-protection compliance.
Enter ZC224132 in the registration reference field on the official register.
Search ICO register Opens in a new tabThese are published references, not a live register feed. Expand a card to read its scope and check the official source. Company and regulatory registrations are separate from certification.
Certification progress
Cyber Essentials
In progress · not yet certifiedOur current published status is assessment in progress. An awarded Cyber Essentials certificate is not currently being presented on this site.
What we will publish after an award
- Certificate level and reference
- Issue date and expiry date
- A link to independent certificate verification
If certification is a requirement for your project, discuss it with us before agreeing the work.
Discuss your requirementsFor your project
Agree the evidence
before collection.
Your project documents record the work carried out. The agreed scope determines which records and certificates are provided.
Asset register
Equipment identifiers, condition and the agreed final route.
Data-treatment record
The method, result and any exceptions for the agreed data route.
Reuse and recycling report
Recorded outcomes for reuse, recovery and recycling.
Completion documents
Agreed certificates, supporting records and unresolved exceptions.
Useful distinctions
Clear answers
before you proceed.
Is a registration the same as a certification?
No. Company and regulatory registrations have specific legal or administrative purposes. Independently assessed certifications have their own award requirements and validity periods.
Can I check the details without leaving SIT?
The references and explanations are on this page. If you choose an official-source link, it opens a new tab so this page remains available.
Does a company registration verify my project certificate?
No. Project certificates refer to particular work. Use the SIT project certificate checker for a high-level status; detailed customer records remain restricted to authorised access.
Plan the next step
Turn redundant technology into a secure, documented outcome.
Share the estate, locations, timing and evidence requirements so the project can be assessed properly.