AFMC Trackerlite
This tool provides end to end pipeline visibility along with transportation billing information with emphasis placed on the flight line base level user.
At a glance
- Operator
- Air Force Materiel Command
- Access
- SAAR required
- Last updated
Contact
- Commercial
- (937) 257-2880
- DSN
- 787-2880
AFMC TrackerLite is an Air Force logistics application, part of the Air Force Logistics Tool Suite (LTS), that gives base-level and flight-line personnel end-to-end visibility into the materiel pipeline along with transportation billing information. It presents logistics transaction data in raw, unscrubbed form so users can analyze shipments, assets, and billing against their own unit's parameters rather than relying on pre-built reports. Access requires a Common Access Card (CAC) and an approved System Authorization Access Request (SAAR, DD Form 2875) — it is not open to the public.
What it is
TrackerLite tracks DoD assets as they move through acquisition, storage, repair, and transportation, and pairs that pipeline visibility with transportation billing data. Because the data is exposed in its raw state rather than pre-formatted, end users build their own analyses against it. TrackerLite is one application within the broader Logistics Tool Suite (LTS), an Air Force logistics portal that also hosts related tools such as the DD1149 web form (shipment documentation), Funds Control, TAC Request, and Track N Trace (TNT).
Who operates it
TrackerLite/LTS is an Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) capability.
Access
TrackerLite is not a public tool. Users log in with a valid CAC at the LTS/TrackerLite portal (published account-request path: trackerlite.wpafb.af.mil/lts). A first-time user with a CAC but no LTS access selects "New LTS Account" and completes a System Authorization Access Request (SAAR, DD Form 2875) online to gain access to LTS and its sub-tools (e.g., the DD1149 web form). Once an LTS account exists, users register a linked user account before they can create transactions such as DD1149 shipment forms. The directory's stored access value of "public" does not reflect this — CAC-plus-SAAR is the documented requirement.
How logisticians use it
Base-level and flight-line logistics personnel use TrackerLite to follow shipments and assets through the pipeline, check transportation billing, and pull raw transaction data for unit-specific analysis. Within the same LTS portal, transportation offices use the linked DD1149 web form to create and submit shipment documentation electronically instead of by paper.
Related systems
TrackerLite sits alongside other Logistics Tool Suite applications — including the DD1149 web form, Funds Control, TAC Request, and Track N Trace (TNT) — that together support asset visibility, shipment documentation, and transportation-fund management across Air Force logistics. AFMC's Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) and Integrated Logistics Supply-System (ILS-S) program offices have separately worked on interfaces feeding transportation account code (TAC) data into LTS.