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(NEW LOOK) How to add a Non-Official Hand Receipt

Learn how to create a Non-Official Hand Receipt to track equipment not listed in an official property book, such as test items, unit-purchased equipment, partner-owned assets, and more.

A Non-Official Hand Receipt is a hand receipt used to track items that are not listed in your official GCSS property book. These may include:

  • Equipment under testing or evaluation

  • Items purchased with unit or discretionary funds

  • Assets owned by partner forces or allied units

These receipts help maintain accountability and visibility for non-standard assets.

Prepare Your File

Before uploading, ensure your Non-Official Hand Receipt is in one of the following formats:

  • .XLS

  • .XLSX

Download our template from within in the app or find it linked at the bottom of this guide.

šŸ“Œ Note: Non-Official Hand Receipts may only be created as primary hand receipts. Non-Official sub hand receipts are not supported. If accountability needs to be delegated, official sub hand receipts may be created from a Non-Official primary hand receipt.

Upload the Non-Official Hand Receipt

Navigate to the Equipment page using the bottom navigation menu.

Tap on the form icon in the bottom right corner.

Tap Non-Official in the New hand receipt.

Download the template and add your items. Make sure to properly save your edits.

Required fields:

  • Item Name

  • Description

  • Unique Identifier Code (top of the template. the code assigned to your unit.)

  • Quantity

Upload the modified template and click Continue.

Note: You will a second tab in the template for what each class means.

View any changes (if applicable).

Tap Import then Done.

You will see your non-official hand receipt on the equipments page and each item will have a ghost emoticon next to it, so you know you're in the right place.

Need Help?

If you run into any issues uploading or managing a Non-Official Hand Receipt, contact your command or reach out to our support team.

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