Readiness reporting is only as good as the data underneath it. Keyco gates every record behind physical verification, an asset is accounted for because someone verified it at the asset, not because a spreadsheet says so. Custody transfers, hand receipts, and inventories become verifiable events with a full chain of history, across everything an installation runs: equipment, vehicles, facilities, and housing.

Each DUB resolves to a platform-controlled identity, duplicated codes are detected and rejected, so a record can't be faked from a photocopy.
Hand receipts become digital custody events physically confirmed by both parties at the asset, with an immutable chain of history.
Sensitive-item and cyclic inventories execute as structured runs, each item confirmed at the asset with operator identity and timestamp.
Organization-locked membership, verified domains, granular role permissions, org-wide audit logging, and full data export on demand.
Housing and facility work orders, turnover workflows, and preventative maintenance run alongside equipment accountability, one system of record for the installation.
Sensitive-item and cyclic inventories confirmed at the asset, with timestamps and identity.
Every transfer is physically confirmed by both sides and logged forever.
Barracks, facilities, and the equipment inside them, work orders, turnovers, and maintenance on the same verified platform.
Organization-controlled access, domain-restricted membership, and full data export.