What document should be printed and wrapped around the device as part of trade-in processing?

• A. Trade-in invoice
• B. Original receipt
• C. Warranty card
• D. Shipping label

Answer: (A)

The trade-in invoice is the document that travels with the device because it contains all the essential details of the trade-in—device model, color, storage, IMEI/serial number, condition, the agreed trade-in value, date, customer information, and the trade-in ID. Printing it and wrapping it around the device ensures the item is correctly identified and linked to the customer’s trade-in record when it arrives at processing, which helps prevent mix-ups and delays. The other options aren’t meant to accompany the device: the shipping label goes on the outside for carrier delivery, the original receipt isn’t needed for processing, and a warranty card doesn’t determine trade-in value or eligibility.