Assessment before level
The local office reviews the device information and determines the recovery level required for the current findings.
The website explains the general process. The relevant local office confirms the recovery level, pricing, priority and case-specific requirements after reviewing the actual device information.

These principles describe how the website and enquiry process are intended to work without making assumptions about a specific case.
The local office reviews the device information and determines the recovery level required for the current findings.
If findings require a higher recovery level, the revised scope and pricing are shared for approval before the additional work proceeds.
Customers can identify the files, folders or business data that matter most, and those priorities are recorded for the case.
Answers are intentionally general because the correct recovery route depends on the individual device and assessment.
The relevant local office reviews the available information and device findings. If later findings require Level 2, Level 3 or a higher level, the revised scope and pricing are provided for approval before the additional work proceeds.
No. Recovery feasibility depends on the device condition and technical findings. The website should not be treated as a guarantee of recovery, timing or a particular recovery level.
Describe the important files, folders or business data in the contact form. The local office can confirm how those priorities are recorded for the case.
The main enquiry form is available only on the Contact Us page so the rest of the website remains focused and shorter to browse.
The local office confirms the applicable quotation. Numeric regional prices are not shown until approved.
Approval is based on the recovery level. If a case moves from Level 1 to Level 2, Level 3 or a higher level after further findings, the revised scope and pricing are provided for approval before the additional higher-level work proceeds.
You can indicate that the case is urgent, but priority classification is decided by the relevant local office. Emergency or priority handling, when available, is charged at a higher rate than normal handling.
The return device must be brought or provided to the relevant local office. That office will confirm the accepted return-device requirements for the case.