Computing Systems
Desktops, workstations, laptops and servers — configured or supplied as barebones for integrators to build to order.
TEKORA TOV · Kyiv, Ukraine
TEKORA is a Kyiv-based distribution company. We supply computing systems, components, networking equipment and peripherals to resellers, system integrators and corporate buyers — a single point of contact for procurement, stock and delivery.
Catalogue
Our range covers the electronics and IT hardware a modern office, workshop or data room runs on — offered as whole-cargo and single-line orders against specifications agreed before dispatch.
Desktops, workstations, laptops and servers — configured or supplied as barebones for integrators to build to order.
Processors, motherboards, memory, storage drives, graphics and power supplies — sourced by exact part specification.
Switches, routers, wireless access points, optics and structured cabling for office and campus infrastructure.
Monitors, input devices, docking, printing and consumables — the desk-side hardware that keeps teams working.
Enterprise drives, network storage, backup media and archival units for teams that cannot afford to lose data.
Uninterruptible power supplies, distribution units, server racks and cooling — the room-side infrastructure for reliable uptime.
How we work
A single team carries every order through each step, so the company on the invoice is the same one confirming stock and arranging the delivery.
Goods in
A consignment arriving at the Kyiv warehouse is booked against its purchase order before it is put anywhere. The pallet is counted, the cartons are opened, and the part numbers on the units are read against the numbers on the order — not against the numbers on the outside of the box, which are printed by whoever packed it.
Anything with a serial number has that serial recorded at this point, because it is the only moment the whole consignment is in one place. That record is what makes a later warranty claim a two-minute job instead of an argument about where a unit came from.
Quoting a line
A quotation from this desk names the exact part, the quantity held, and the lead time for the balance. Where a line is not held, the lead time is the supplier's stated one and is given as a date rather than as “in stock soon”.
Substitution is the part of distribution that goes wrong quietly. A substitute is offered, never sent: if the exact part cannot be supplied, the alternative is named with the difference spelled out — the chipset, the interface, the firmware family — and it waits for the buyer to agree. An integrator who receives a different part than ordered has a problem on a client site, and no price makes that worth it.
Quotations hold for a stated number of days and say so on the face of them. Currency and supply in this sector move; a quotation that does not carry its own expiry is not a quotation.
Before you order
The sum a buyer does on paper before a hardware order: does it fit the cabinet, and does the circuit carry it. Enter the equipment and this returns the height used, the space left, and the load against a single-phase supply.
Draw is taken at typical load, not nameplate maximum: 350 W per 1U server, 550 W per 2U, 60 W per switch, nothing for a passive patch panel. A 16 A single-phase circuit at 230 V is treated as usable to 80% continuous, which is 2944 W. Leave 2U spare at the top of any cabinet for the airflow and for the thing nobody mentioned.
Goods out
A consignment leaves with its documents attached, not following behind: the delivery note listing part numbers and quantities, the serials recorded at goods-in, and the warranty terms that apply to each line. An integrator signing for a pallet can reconcile it on the spot.
Deliveries across Ukraine go by carrier with the consignment reference issued the same day the pallet is wrapped. Kyiv deliveries are made directly where the timing matters. Nothing is despatched part-complete without the buyer being told which lines are following and when.
Returns and warranty run on the serials. A failed unit is logged against its original consignment, and the replacement or credit is traced to the same line rather than treated as a new transaction — which is the only way an RMA closes without paperwork going missing.
About
TEKORA TOV is a Ukrainian company trading in electronics and IT hardware, registered and operating in Kyiv. Our work sits between the manufacturers and importers of computing equipment and the resellers, integrators and businesses that put that equipment to use.
We keep the desk direct and the accountability clear. Orders are handled by named staff who follow each consignment from the purchase order to the delivery documents — a registered supplier you can look up, not an anonymous storefront.
The company was established in 2008 and remains focused on one thing: getting the right hardware to the right buyer, in specification and on schedule.
Send us the models or the requirement, the quantity and the delivery point. We will come back with availability, pricing and a realistic lead time.
Contact the supply desk