The Mesa platform
Where the law, your practices, and your records converge.
Government work sits at the intersection of three things: the codes you operate under, the practices your team has built up, and the systems where the records actually live. Mesa is built around all three.
What Mesa is grounded in.
Mesa reads each, reasons across all three, and cites the line.
The laws
10,000+ jurisdictions of statutes, codes, regulations, AG opinions, and case law, continuously updated and hierarchically browsable.
Your practices
Playbooks that encode the law your office applies and the judgment your team has built up — exemption codes, balancing tests, internal guidance — sharper every time a reviewer overrides the agent.
Your records
Connectors into the systems your agency already runs — Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Drive, Laserfiche, Granicus, body-cam archives. Data stays in place; the agent works across all of them.
The workspaces
Two ways agencies put Mesa to work today.
Research and Public Records share the same agent, the same library, and the same audit trail. Pick one to start; the other is there when you’re ready.

Research
Institutional knowledge, amplified.
A defensible answer, faster. Mesa searches statutes, codes, your archives, and the live web, cites every claim to source, and ships memos and datasets your counsel can sign off on.
- Every claim cited to source, page, and passage
- Memos and datasets your counsel can sign off on
- 10,000+ jurisdictions, continuously updated

Public Records
A request comes in. Mesa gets to work.
Records requests, handled end-to-end. Mesa pulls from your systems of record, redacts to your office's exemptions, and produces a release packet you can defend — on statutory timelines you can actually meet.
- Audit-grade redaction across documents, email, audio, video
- Playbooks that encode your office's exemptions and judgment
- Built for your public records timelines
Put Mesa on your codes, your records, your work.
Tell us about a workflow your team is handling today. We’ll show you what Mesa can do for it.