File TDR for every client from one console.
Refresh 31 made monthly TDR mandatory for every MAS client you manage — a labor explosion on a fixed retainer. MAS Pilot lets one analyst clear all of them, flag the files that need a closer look, and hand each client a defensible audit trail. You keep the relationship and the retainer.
Mandatory monthly TDR × every client = your margin.
Before Refresh 31, TDR was optional for most contracts. Now every MAS SIN reports monthly. Manage 40 clients and that's 40 pipe-delimited SRP files a month — checked, corrected, and remitted — against a retainer that didn't go up. Do it by hand and it eats your analysts; skip the check and a client's IFF error or TAA gap becomes your problem at their next Contractor Assessment.
One analyst. Every client. One afternoon.
Clear every client at once
Run each client's monthly TDR through the same checks — IFF accuracy, TAA and country-of-origin, thresholds, clause applicability — from one roster instead of forty spreadsheets.
Triage to your experts
Clean files pass; the risky ones get flagged for your consultant's judgment. Your team spends its hours where they matter, not re-keying data.
Client-ready audit trail
Every check and correction is logged — a defensible record you can hand a client, or GSA, when an IOA comes asking.
MAS Pilot doesn't compete for your clients — it makes them cheaper to serve. You keep the relationship, the advice, and the retainer; we take the monthly filing grind off your analysts' plates. It's the operations layer behind your practice, not a rival to it.
Run a portfolio of MAS clients?
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