ASSURANCE KITS

MAK checks it. DAK proves it. RAK keeps it.

Use one, two or all three: each kit stands alone, and each builds on the last.

01 · CHECKS IT MAK At requisition: kind, count and condition 02 · PROVES IT DAK On delivery: inventory validated against what shipped 03 · KEEPS IT RAK In operations: consumption, levels and reorders

01 · CHECKS IT · QUALITY FROM THE FIRST CHECK

Materiel Assurance Kit

Right kind. Right count. Right condition.

A requisition says what’s needed. MAK verifies that the materiel supplied against it meets expectations for kind, count and condition, so problems are caught before materiel reaches the operational location.

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How MAK works

01 Kind Confirm the materiel is the item that was requisitioned.

02 Count Confirm the quantity matches the requisition.

03 Condition Confirm the materiel is fit for use.

Every requisition, checked three ways

	REQUISITION SAYS		MAK FINDS
Kind	Item requisitioned	=	Item supplied
Count	Quantity requisitioned	=	Quantity counted
Condition	Condition required	=	Condition observed

All three matchConfirmed in the record and cleared to move on.

Any mismatchDiscrepancy flagged in the record before it travels.

Results are keyed to the requisition document number, so DAK and RAK work from materiel that was right from the start.

02 · PROVES IT · PROOF AT THE POINT OF RECEIPT

Delivery Assurance Kit

What shipped. What arrived. Verified.

The shipping documents say what was shipped; the receiving unit sees what arrived. DAK is an expeditionary kit that inventories each shipment at the receiving location and validates its contents against them.

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How DAK works

01 Inventory Count and identify the physical contents of each shipment where it lands.

02 Validate Compare what arrived against the shipping documents for that shipment.

03 Confirm receipt Matches and discrepancies are documented, closing the loop.

Transition MAK-assured materiel

MAK-validated materiel is inventoried at the point of delivery, assuring received materiel aligns with expectations.

03 · KEEPS IT · ACCOUNTABILITY FROM THE FIRST COUNT

Readiness Assurance Kit

What arrived. What’s on hand. Ready.

Every inventory has to start somewhere. RAK can start the recipient’s from any existing count, and starts strongest from a DAK-validated receipt: what physically arrived becomes the beginning inventory of materiel.

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How RAK works

01 Inherit Begin from a DAK-validated receipt, or from any existing inventory.

02 Account Hold all materiel on hand, not just property-book items.

03 Stay ready Changes to what’s on hand are tracked as they happen.

Starts strongest from a DAK-validated count

Starting from a DAK-validated count means the recipient’s on-hand record begins with verified materiel instead of a fresh inventory, in the same record that tracked it from requisition.

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Tell us where your materiel needs assurance.

Choose one, two or all three kits. Email us at solutions@a3us.com and we'll set up a time to scope your requirement.