Prepare the Capstone review
Review the counselor's verification and record the commander's determination. Track warm handovers for members who need additional support.
Review member requirements, prepare Capstone decisions, and track follow-up. Give counselors and commanders a clear view of outstanding tasks.
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See how staff can review member plans, record course attendance, and prepare program reports.
Review the counselor's verification and record the commander's determination. Track warm handovers for members who need additional support.
Schedule required courses and two-day tracks. Record attendance and review each member's remaining requirements.
Review completed standards, reported employment outcomes, and follow-up tasks by cohort.
Compare Capstone review status and see which installations need follow-up.
Review caseloads, prepare readiness decisions, and follow program outcomes from the views below.
TAP counselors and DOL navigators managing caseloads, verifying standards, recording counseling, and recording and tracking warm handovers.
Review Capstone readiness, track member outcomes, and see which follow-up tasks need attention.
Review the requirements behind the plans, checklists, and reports shown here.
Per-member checklist for every Career Readiness Standard, so a counselor can see which standards are met and which remain open.
Counselor verification and commander determination map to the no-later-than-90-day Capstone window before separation.
Summarize member progress and follow-up for installation and program reviews.
Review reported employment outcomes and their sources. These previews do not use a live federal data feed.
SkillBridge application, commander approval, participation, and outcome records. For program requirements, refer to DoDI 1322.29.
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VetAnvil is an independent company, not a government agency. Its TAP tools are organized around transition milestones. For authoritative guidance, consult your installation’s TAP office.
No. VetAnvil sits alongside TAP and your system of record as a shared view of CRS progress, Capstone status, and follow-up windows.
Military transition is a family transition. Relocation, a spouse’s employment, education, and caregiving often shape a member’s plan. VetAnvil is developing spouse and caregiver workflows so those household needs can be planned alongside the member’s requirements, while treating spouses and caregivers as participants with their own goals and responsibilities.
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Not on a GSA Schedule or a DoD-wide vehicle today. Engagement runs under a standard commercial services agreement, or a task order your contracting office structures. Raise vehicle requirements during the walkthrough.
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Advisors, commanders, and leadership each see only the cases assigned to their role and installation. Leadership rollups aggregate outcomes without member-level detail.
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