November 17, 2025 — In an era where speed, accuracy, and efficiency are more critical than ever, Credence is modernizing the Defense Logistics Agency’s (DLA) Defense Automatic Addressing System (DAAS), reshaping how the U.S. supports Warfighters globally.
This program is a mission-critical effort to evolve DAAS – the nerve center of Department of War logistics, processing more than 15 billion requisition transactions annually – into a modern, secure, and data-driven enterprise platform that enables DLA’s commitment to a Digital First posture. As part of DLA’s vision, the initiative will deliver speed, accuracy, and resilience across the global defense community, built on automation, seamless user experience, and resilient infrastructure. Credence brings together best-in-class technologies to deliver that vision.
Credence’s modernization strategy will:
- Modernize message transaction processing (MTP)
- Integrate AI for efficient and predictive transaction processing and customer support
- Transform reporting into self-service analytics
- Launch a unified customer portal
- Fortify cybersecurity and audit readiness
“Modernizing DAAS is not simply a technical upgrade; it is a mission-critical imperative for national security,” said Anshul Gupta, Principal of Federal Programs at Credence. “With our unique institutional knowledge, proven modernization track record, and AI-first capabilities, Credence is honored to help DLA build the resilient, data-driven backbone needed to secure the Defense supply chain for decades to come.”
Why It Matters
The transformation to DAAS 2.0 will directly improve readiness, speed delivery of critical materiel, and safeguard the integrity of supply chain data in support of the warfighter.
About Credence
Credence has a decade-long partnership with DLA; experience across FedMall, STORES, PIEE, and the Enterprise API Gateway; and over 1,500 experts in cybersecurity, AI/ML, cloud, and mission systems. In collaboration with trusted partners, Credence will deliver a seamless, low-risk transformation that meets the urgency of DLA’s mission.