GSA MAS • TDR reconciliation

Make your first months of TDR reporting easier to reconcile.

Fixed-scope support for small MAS service contractors working through labor-hour and Time & Materials reporting—without changing your accounting workflow or sharing FAS SRP credentials.

No SRP passwords No software migration Fixed-scope engagement Sanitized data can be used

What the reconciliation covers

The goal is a clean, traceable reporting workbook you can review and submit through your own process.

Labor-hour / T&M reconciliation

Organize reportable labor and transaction lines into a consistent monthly reporting structure.

Labor category mapping

Cross-check internal labor labels against the relevant GSA reporting structure and flag exceptions.

Submission-ready workbook

Receive a structured workbook designed to make your final FAS SRP review and submission simpler.

Exception review

Surface missing, inconsistent, or ambiguous fields before they become part of the monthly reporting cycle.

Simple by design

No implementation project and no new system for your team to learn.

1
Review the contract structure Start with the MAS contract, SINs, and the reporting context.
2
Share limited billing data Use sanitized rows or a scoped export where appropriate.
3
Reconcile & flag exceptions Map the reporting lines and isolate anything that needs your decision.
4
Review and submit You keep control of FAS SRP access and perform the final submission.

Built for the first-month problem.

This is intentionally narrower than a full GSA consulting retainer or an ERP integration project.

  • Small MAS service contractors
  • Labor Hour and Time & Materials activity
  • Teams that want a repeatable monthly reporting structure
  • Contractors that prefer to keep portal access in-house

What this is not

Goeuta does not request your FAS SRP password, does not submit reports as your authorized contract POC, and does not represent itself as GSA or as an agency of the U.S. Government.

Have a first-month TDR question?

Send the contract number and a short description of the reporting issue.