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In today’s fast-paced and highly competitive e-commerce landscape, customer satisfaction is of utmost importance. Providing an exceptional customer experience can set your business apart from the competition and drive repeat sales. One way to achieve this is by offering easy access to recent order views. By allowing customers to view their recent orders effortlessly, you can enhance transparency, build trust, and streamline the post-purchase journey.

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Enhancing Transparency and Building Trust

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Moreover, providing easy access to recent order views allows customers to verify all the necessary information associated with their purchase – such as product specifications or billing details – ensuring accuracy and preventing any potential misunderstandings or disputes.

Streamlining the Post-Purchase Journey

The post-purchase journey plays a crucial role in shaping overall customer satisfaction. Offering an effortless way for customers to view their recent orders contributes to a seamless post-purchase experience.

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In conclusion, maximizing customer satisfaction requires businesses to prioritize transparency, trust-building, and a streamlined post-purchase journey. Offering easy access to recent order views accomplishes all these objectives simultaneously. By implementing this feature on your e-commerce platform, you can enhance transparency, build trust with your customers, and streamline the post-purchase journey – ultimately leading to increased customer satisfaction and loyalty.

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Assignment Satisfaction Key

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Personal Contact Information : Current home address, phone number (home and duty), and email address (either home or military).

Assignment Preferences : Soldiers must select 6 choices (3 CONUS and 3 OCONUS) from lists provided. Two CONUS installations will be divisional installations.  

Special Duty Interest Preferences : Drill Sergeant, Recruiting and/or Airborne. Soldiers are not volunteering for these duties.

Assignment Volunteers - Soldiers may volunteer for up to 3 CONUS and/or 3 OCONUS locations from lists provided.  

Special Duty Interest Volunteers : Soldiers may volunteer for Drill Sergeants, Recruiting and/or Airborne.  

Access is available thru the U.S Army Human Resources Command (HRC)   web site at https://www.hrc.army.mil/indexflash.asp . Once you access the U.S Army Human Resources Command (HRC) web site, you will click on the "Assignment Satisfaction Key" displayed above. Soldiers will need a Army Knowledge Online (AKO) account password to gain access to their information.  

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Assignment Satisfaction Key https://www.ask.army.mil/ask

Web access to enlisted assignment information is the key to electronically influencing your career

You can update assignment preferences and related information through a newly developed web application.  The "Assignment Satisfaction Key" or "ASK" Internet tool provides the capability to post assignment preference information directly to the Total Army Personnel Database.  U.S Army Human Resources Command (HRC) Enlisted Personnel Management Directorate (EPMD) assignment managers will use this information when considering you for assignments.

Under the old "Dream Sheet" days, you could choose from 230 CONUS locations and 280 OCONUS locations, but had little chance of being assigned to any of the locations.  "ASK" requires you to select two CONUS locations from a Divisional Installation Listing and one CONUS location form a more expanded listing.  You may select three of four OCONUS locations.

By providing you with realistic location options, our goal is to match Army readiness requirements with your preferences.  You are contributing to the overall decision process and your vote counts.  While U.S Army Human Resources Command (HRC) must still fill unique assignments, the majority of assignment locations will be available for you to select.  Those who decline to submit preferences will be assigned according to the needs of the Army.

This application is available through U.S Army Human Resources Command (HRC) 's web site at: https://www.hrc.army.mil/indexflash.asp   Use your Army Knowledge Online (AKO) account password to gain access to this information.  Use of AKO will ensure necessary security requirements are met.  You may view and update the following information:

Personal Contact Information - You will be able to provide your current home address, phone number (home and duty) (commercial and Digital Service Network (DSN), and email address (either home or military).

Assignment Preference - Assignment preferences will be used when you are being considered for assignment.  You must select 6 locations (3 CONUS and 3 OCONUS).  Two CONUS preferences msut be selected from Assignment Location List (asg Loc List) A and one from Asg Loc List B.  Three OCONUS preferences must be selected from Asg Loc List C.

Special Duty Interest Preference/Volunteer - You may indicate a desire to be considered for or volunteer for Drill Sergeant, Recruiting, and/or Airborne.

Assignment Volunteer - You may now "volunteer" for assignment locations.  Provided you are otherwise qualified.  U.S Army Human Resources Command (HRC) assignment managers will consider assignment volunteers over non-volunteers.  Volunteer choices may be selected from Asg Loc List A, B and C.

Assignment Location Listing

The following Assignment Location Listings provide you with the choices you need to select from your Assignment Preferences and Assignment Volunteer locations.

List A - Divisional Installations

List B - Divisional Installations and Other CONUS Installations

List C - OCONUS Locations

How to Contact the Enlisted Personnel Management Directorates

Soldier Assignment Module (SAM)

For soldiers who have used ASK, SAM provides virtually instant capability for your assignment manager and professional development soldiers to identify all open requirements you may be eligible for, provides the capabilities to hone in on the most eligible soldiers and also (on the same screen) identifies all volunteers for a specific assignment location.

ASK  The key to influencing your career

Point of contact is Mrs. Hodge at 325-2738, [email protected] , Plans, Procedures and Operations Branch.

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How do I find out if I’m on PCS orders?

I talked to my branch manager about two weeks ago and he said I will be coming up on orders soon. How can I check to see if I'm on orders?

There are a couple of ways you can find out about orders. Your S1, retention NCO, or branch manager can all provide this information to you by looking it up in EDAS. You can also find out for yourself by logging into AKO.

Once you log in to AKO, you will see “Army Links” on the right side of the page. Click on “Assignment Satisfaction Key”, then “On Orders”. Your assignment location can be seen there. You must remember though that nothing is official until your orders are published. Your orders will be distro’d to you through your S1 by the Installation Levy Section.

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Darius Cunningham

I am suppose to be reporting to Ft Wainwright next month I’m about a month out from my report date and I still haven’t received my orders yet I’ve talked to S-1 multiple times but still nothing

Mark Gerecht

Darius, This information is provided based on the information you shared, is not legal advice and should not be used as a source to make your decision. The best options are to do your own research seek guidance from your chain of command, JAG/ IG depending upon your situation.

S-1 should be talking to your G-1. You can call your branch (I was a previous assignment manager), they will more than likely tell you to contact S-1/G-1, but they might be willing to run the issue to ground for you depending on how much they want to help. You might be able to contact your G-1 directly…but as always be prepared for some blow back for jumping the chain of command. Another option might be to contact the IG and request their support by stating you are not making a complaint against your unit or anyone else you just need assistance in solving a problem that has been difficult for your unit to resolve. Sorry I could not be of more help but I hope I gave you some ideas to stimulate thought and courses of action.

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My husband should have received order in August but nothing yet, he is just checking his email, what els can he do about it ?

Cristina, I apologize for the delayed response. Contact his S-1 at the unit. They can work with the G-1 to obtain assignment instructions.

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Katrina Villarreal

Hello, so my husband has been told he’s supposed to be reporting to Fort Carson Colorado, his Deros is September 13th, his S1 & leadership cannot get ahold of his Orders, what else could we do to locate his orders.

He can check with his brigade S-1 and they can check with the G-1. They should be able to find the orders. He can also call is Human Resource Assignment manager at Fort Knox and explain that he cannot get a copy of his orders. This might better be solved by asking to see the 1SG on open door policy. He can also ask to speak with the Battalion CSM on open door policy.

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amber forbes

After re enlisting a week ago for Germany .. I still cannot see the actual base in Germany I’m going to on ASK…is it because my contract hasn’t processed yet?

Typically you do not receive a specific base in Germany. You will be assigned to the replacement company and from their you will be assigned to your unit. At least that’s the way it use to work. You can also try calling your assignment manager but I would give it another week or two before doing that.

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Assignment Satisfaction Key

Are you an enlisted member of the U.S. Army? You’ve probably wondered: How do I get an Assignment satisfaction key? You’re not alone. The Army has a new preference system that will allow noncommissioned officers to rank assignments based on their knowledge, skills, and knowledge base. The change is effective next month. For other services, check out our all-in-one website, AKO Offline , which includes all the army-related content for you.

The Assignment Satisfaction Key is a web-based system that allows soldiers to view and update their personal information. This system is also linked with YMAV, or your personal identification number, which is a great way to make sure your information is up-to-date. In order to get the key, you must first contact your assignment manager at your HRC. Visit the official website for more information: https://www.ask.army.mil/ask

Army Ako Assignment Satisfaction Key

The Army AKO Assignment Satisfaction Key is important to accessing AKO’s “ASK” portal. Using the ASK portal , you can see whether your assignment instructions are acceptable. If not, you can try again and see if your instructions are accepted or not. If not, you can contact your AKO commander to discuss your concerns. This can be a very difficult and frustrating process, but it is also a good way to check on your assignments and get your questions answered.

To obtain the Army Assignment Satisfaction Key, visit the Army Safety Center Web site. Click on the “Assignment Satisfaction Key” link to start the process.

Assignment Satisfaction Key-Enlisted Marketplace

In an effort to improve the quality of life for enlisted soldiers, the Army is introducing a new virtual marketplace to help them choose their next assignment. The “ Assignment Satisfaction Key-Enlisted Marketplace ” allows enlisted soldiers in the E-6 through E-8 ranks to indicate their top five preferences for the location of their next assignment.

A pilot program will begin in June to test the new marketplace system with selected soldiers and will be service-wide by January 2021. The marketplace will be available to all enlisted soldiers, and armor branch soldiers will be the first to participate in the program. It began with an officer marketplace, which was easier to test than a civilian marketplace.

The Assignment Satisfaction Key program has been around for 15 years. Its original purpose was to fill vacant positions in deploying units. However, the program has evolved into an enlisted career development tool.

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Assignment Satisfaction Key

Suppose you are looking for a way to check your Army assignments. In that case, you may be interested in finding out how to obtain an assignment satisfaction key. It is a very simple process; you can do it easily online. However, there are some important things to keep in mind before you get started.

The best way to go about it is to enlist an expert to do the heavy lifting for you. This is a good thing, swag on the house notwithstanding. As it is you’ll be hard-pressed to find a slacker who is willing to share a bottle of champagne for a song. Not to mention your wife is on a date. On the other hand, enlisted personnel can also expect a swell of booze. Hence, the one-liners of the posse deignes to the max. Having a sex in the mix can mean a slamming of slamming of slamming.

One of the most important things you can do before you move to a new duty station is to review your Army assignments. In the US Army, there are two different systems you can use to view your upcoming requisitions and to make suggestions. The first is the Enlisted Quarterly Assignments List (EQALS).

The other is the Assignment Management System (AMS) . The AMS is a CAC-enabled platform that maintains a portfolio of programs, including a number of the more specialized ones, like the Assignment Satisfaction Key – Enlisted Module.

ASK-EM is a web-based tool that allows NCOs to input preferences in a variety of categories. Among other things, it will tell you which requisitions are likely to have the most interesting requirements, so you can focus your energies on those that will be most beneficial to your career.

AIM 2 is a similar web-based system that provides an easier way to manage your Army assignments. It also provides a quick and easy method of accessing your performance reports. It is a part of the overall overhaul of the Army’s personnel management system. It is not just a slick way to see your requisitions but a streamlined system that ensures the right Airman goes to the right job.

The best part is all of these features are a click away. The AIM system is a great example of how the Army is making the process of deploying and redeploying personnel simpler, faster, and less costly. It also makes the process transparent to officers and enlisted soldiers, which is always good.

The ASK enlisted module has been around since 2016, but a new version, AIM 2, will be used in the 2021 manning cycle. It is the newest tool in the arsenal and will make it easier for soldiers to check on their requisitions. Air Force users can also view requisitions via the virtual Military Personnel Flight application. It is a very cool and slick way to handle requisitions, and if you have the time, it might be well worth your while to take advantage of it.

What does ASI mean in the Army?

Assignment Satisfaction Key, or ASK, is a career development tool in the United States Army. It is part of the Army’s AKO program and allows soldiers to indicate their top five preferences. This helps to ensure Soldiers are matched with the right requisitions. The new system will be available for the entire force by January 2021.

This new marketplace is a web-based application that will allow enlisted soldiers in the E-6 to E-8 ranks to submit their top five preferences. These preferences will be used to determine if a Soldier will be assigned to a duty station. In addition to this, a soldier can also volunteer for special duty interests. These interests may include Airborne, Drill Sergeant, or Recruiting.

ASK was originally designed to fill vacant positions in deploying units. However, it has since evolved into an enlisted Soldier’s career development tool.

To start using the ASK, a soldier must create an account on the AKO website. Once logged in, soldiers can view open requisitions organized by MOS and location. These requisitions can be filtered to only show eligible assignments.

ASK can be a great way to find a future assignment, but it is not a guarantee. ASK eligibility is based on a soldier’s rank, military education, and time on station. If a Soldier repeatedly requests assignments for which they need to be qualified, they will miss out on the power of the ASK tool.

ASK was redesigned to help Soldiers have more realistic expectations and to increase the number of opportunities a Soldier can view. This updated version will also allow Soldiers to select a lower requisition priority.

NCOs have been testing the process for the last year. This is the first time the program will be rolled out for the entire force. The Armored Corps is the first to participate.

Throughout this process, Soldiers and families can better understand the assignment preference process. As the Army continues to improve the acquisition, development, and retention processes, they are helping Soldiers and families make informed choices.

ASK is just one of many tools in the Army’s new Talent Management Program . This program will match Soldiers with the right requisitions and gaps in service. This means Soldiers can continue to develop and grow while maximizing their contribution to the total force.

Do officers get ASI?

The Army recently introduced its new virtual marketplace, which will make it easier for enlisted soldiers to choose their next assignment. The new system will allow eligible soldiers in E-6 through E-8 ranks to indicate their top five assignment preferences. This information will then be used to help them pick a position. It is expected that the program will be service-wide by January of 2021.

The new system will be available to officers and enlisted soldiers. This is a big step for the Army, as officers are much less common than their enlisted counterparts. It is a good test case for the policy kinks that need to be worked out. Initially, the program was designed to help fill vacant positions in deploying units. Since then, the program has expanded to include enlisted career development tools.

In addition to the military marketplace, officers will also be able to use the Assignment Interactive Module (AIM) or AIM2 in order to search for assignments. Unlike other systems, AIM or AIM2 will not require an application or resume. However, if you are selected for an assignment, you will have to pass a suitability screening. This will take place at your installation’s Installation Levy Section. The orders will be official once published.

The Army has been experimenting with the new program for the past few years, but this is the first time it will be available to officers. Until then, there are several options to find out if you have an order. You can contact your branch manager, S1, or your retention NCO. The AKO or the Army Safety Center Web site can also provide this information.

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