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Give employees on-demand access to everyday IT peripherals with controlled self-service built for high-volume locations.
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The IDS High-Capacity IT Asset & Electronics Vending Machine brings everyday peripherals into one controlled machine with the capacity and reporting to keep up with real demand. Employees have on-demand access to frequently used equipment, while restrictions, transaction records, and inventory reporting help IT maintain control over distribution.
Self-Service Access: Employees get the peripherals they need on demand, including outside normal service-desk hours, without submitting a ticket or waiting for a handoff.
Employee Accountability: Every withdrawal is tied to a badge and time-stamped, so IT knows who took what and when.
Spend Control: Restrictions by item, user, department, and time period keep high-value peripherals from being over-consumed or stockpiled.
Smarter Purchasing: Usage data by item, department, and site shows what your organization actually consumes, so reorders match real demand.

A 41" wide cabinet holds up to 60 unique selections and a typical load of about 350 items.
Employees identify with the workplace badge they already carry, including prox, HID, iCLASS, barcode, RFID, or mag stripe credentials, and can confirm with a unique four-digit PIN.
The machine shows each employee only the items their role or department allows, with optional limits on how much of an item anyone can take in a set period.
An integrated sensor confirms every item reaches the employee before the transaction is recorded.
Every transaction and stock level reports in real time to one web-based portal, with automatic low-stock alerts.
A 10.1" touch screen interface makes it easy for employees to find and select the right item.
A durable cabinet stands up to constant, high-traffic use in lobbies, break areas, and IT hubs.
Client Testimonials
Supply closets leave inventory unsecured and untracked, and service-desk handoffs tie up IT staff with routine requests. An IDS high-capacity IT vending machine puts peripherals where employees work, behind badge access, so routine requests run on secure self-service with full usage reporting.
| Supply Closet or Service-Desk Handoffs | IDS High-Capacity IT Vending Machine |
|---|---|
| Employees wait on IT or walk to a central closet. | Peripherals are available on demand, where employees work. |
| Anyone can walk in and take supplies. | Access is secured by employee badges. |
| IT staff hand out routine items one request at a time. | Routine requests move to controlled self-service. |
| Inventory isn't visible across buildings or sites. | Inventory visibility is available across every location. |
| Equipment costs are hard to tie to departments. | Usage reports show who used what, and when. |
Both IDS IT asset and electronics vending machines run on the same core technology, including the guaranteed delivery sensor, badge access, and iQ Technology software. The difference comes down to size and capacity. The High-Capacity machine is designed for larger inventories and higher demand at centralized locations, while the compact machine brings focused inventory closer to employees in areas with less space available.
| Comparison category | IDS High-Capacity IT Asset & Electronics Vending Machine | IDS Compact IT Asset & Electronics Vending Machine |
|---|---|---|
| Unique Selections | Trays can be configured for up to 60 unique selections, so one machine can cover your full peripheral catalog. | Trays can be configured for up to 43 unique selections, which covers the focused set of peripherals employees request most. |
| Typical Capacity | A typical setup holds about 350 items, with capacity varying depending on tray configurations. | A typical setup holds about 115 items, with capacity varying depending on tray configurations. |
| Common Placements | Headquarters, central IT hubs, large campuses, and high-traffic buildings with frequent requests. | Satellite offices, individual floors or buildings, and spaces where floor space is limited, or demand is lighter. |
| Footprint | The cabinet is 41" (104 cm) wide, with a height of 72" and a depth of 35.2". | The cabinet is 29.3" (74.4 cm) wide, about 12" narrower than the High-Capacity machine, with the same 72" height and 35.2" depth. |
| Best Fit | You have broader peripheral inventories and higher demand at centralized locations. | Your organization has peripheral inventories at smaller or distributed locations where employees benefit from having equipment nearby. |
Many organizations place a High-Capacity machine at their main IT hub and Compact machines in outlying buildings. They then add an IDS High-Capacity IT Asset & Electronics Vending Machine with Soft Delivery for fragile electronics, or an IDS ClearVision IT Asset & Electronics Smart Locker for loaners, break/fix, and onboarding. Connect with an IDS rep to discuss our full range of service offerings.
The IDS High-Capacity IT Asset & Electronics Vending Machine is built for the everyday equipment employees request most. Configurable use coils dispense boxed items, bagged cables, and odd-shaped packaging.
The IDS High-Capacity IT Asset & Electronics Vending Machine puts your organization's everyday peripherals in one secure, tracked machine, with the capacity to keep up with your busiest locations. Request a demo and see how self-service with control can work for your team.
Schedule a DemoIt's the largest standard-delivery machine in the IDS IT line. It holds up to 60 unique selections and a typical load of about 350 items, roughly three times the load of the Compact machine. It runs on the same badge access, guaranteed delivery sensor, and iQ Technology as every IDS machine, so it reports into the same portal as your other machines.
Choose the IDS High-Capacity IT Asset & Electronics Vending Machine with Soft Delivery when you're dispensing fragile, breakable IT equipment. Its elevator delivery system brings the selected item to the delivery area instead of dropping it. Your rep will confirm which items fit based on product size and packaging.
The machine measures 72" high, 41" wide, and 35.2" deep and weighs about 628 lbs. It runs on standard 115V power, so most installations need no special electrical work, and it needs a network connection for web-based communication. Your rep will confirm placement, clearances, and power before delivery.
For most everyday peripherals, yes. Organizations move keyboards, mice, headsets, cables, chargers, and similar items into the machine, and every withdrawal becomes a recorded transaction. Returnable equipment such as loaner laptops moves to an IDS ClearVision IT Asset & Electronics Smart Locker. Assets that need visibility but not physical dispensing can be tracked in IDS Virtual Tracker IT Asset & Electronics Inventory Management Software.
The High-Capacity machine can serve as a central self-service point for a campus or headquarters. Adding Compact machines or smart lockers in other buildings extends the same control to every location, and all of them report into one iQ Technology portal.
Pricing depends on machine configuration, the number of machines, software requirements, installation, and what you plan to dispense. An IDS representative can help scope a solution around your locations, inventory, and workflow requirements.
The High-Capacity machine holds the everyday equipment employees request most, including keyboards, mice, headsets, webcams, cables, adapters, chargers, power banks, batteries, and USB drives. Other office supplies can be mixed in as needed. Configurable trays handle boxed items, bagged cables, and odd-shaped packaging. Fragile or high-value electronics such as laptops and tablets are better suited to the IDS High-Capacity IT Asset & Electronics Vending Machine with Soft Delivery or an IDS ClearVision IT Asset & Electronics Smart Locker.
Your IDS rep builds the layout around your organization's usage data and equipment standards. Common approaches include giving high-turnover items like chargers and cables extra lanes. Different connector types or models can go side by side so employees find the right one fast.
Yes. Trays reconfigure on site, so you can add a new headset model, change package sizes, or shift space toward high-use items without replacing the machine. Your rep can help you update the layout and the matching restrictions in iQ Technology.
Employees can use the workplace badges they already carry, including prox, HID, iCLASS, barcode, RFID, and mag stripe credentials, with a PIN for added verification. IT doesn't need to issue a new access method.
Yes. Restrictions control which employees can see each item, so a premium headset or docking cable can be limited to specific roles or departments while everyday items stay available to everyone. Limits by item, user, department, and time period keep higher-value items from being over-consumed.
Returnable assets are best handled in an IDS ClearVision IT Asset & Electronics Smart Locker. Lockers support check-in and check-out, and each asset can be tied to its serial number or asset tag and to the employee who has it. The vending machine handles consumable peripherals, and the locker handles equipment that needs to come back.
iQ Technology reports usage by item, employee, department, and location, along with transaction histories, inventory consumption, and employee rollups. IT can use that data to justify budgets and reorder based on actual use. Email alerts flag low stock and machine status so IT can act without walking to the machine.
IDS offers an open API that customers can use to connect iQ Technology with third-party systems. ServiceNow is the most common example in the IT space. Several customers have used the API to send IDS transactions into their asset tracking or ticketing systems. Your rep can walk through how your team could use the API with the systems you already run.
Customers can use the open API to feed employee data into iQ Technology, which reduces manual adds and deactivations as people join or leave. New-hire equipment can also be bundled in an IDS ClearVision IT Asset & Electronics Smart Locker. The employee picks it up with a provided access code.