Escape from Tarkov after-raid routine: review, restock and prepare

Your next three steps

1. 01

   Review the returned loot

   Analyze the visible inventory and compare the results with the screenshot. Add missing items and correct variants or quantities before using the estimated total. On the loot transfer screen, the raid inventory and the stash are separate areas.

2. 02

   Update task and stash counts

   Review active tasks, upcoming item requirements and your next hideout upgrade. Update stash counts after handovers or consumption. The keep planner is more useful when those counts reflect the inventory you actually have.

3. 03

   Restock the next kit

   Refill medical supplies, ammunition and any task-specific equipment. Clear completed shopping entries and choose the next primary objective. If sharing the raid summary with a friend or on stream, check the final report before copying the image link or showing the OBS card.

Check identity and quantities first

Analyze the visible inventory and compare the results with the screenshot. Add missing items and correct variants or quantities before using the estimated total. On the loot transfer screen, the raid inventory and the stash are separate areas.

Choose a consistent treatment for expenses and enter the costs you want included. A gross item estimate and proceeds after expenses should stay understandable when you later compare raids.

Decide what stays before selling

Review active tasks, upcoming item requirements and your next hideout upgrade. Update stash counts after handovers or consumption. The keep planner is more useful when those counts reflect the inventory you actually have.

Leave the next attempt ready

Refill medical supplies, ammunition and any task-specific equipment. Clear completed shopping entries and choose the next primary objective. If sharing the raid summary with a friend or on stream, check the final report before copying the image link or showing the OBS card.

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