Built as one system — not stitched together

Run your whole local government on one data core — one product at a time.

Most government “all-in-one” suites are years of acquisitions wired together after the fact — the data still lives in separate systems behind one login. Civic Mesa is one system: every product shares the same property, people, and map from day one. Turn on the one you need now, add the rest as you grow — they're already unified.

11products on one
shared data core
users included —
priced per module
1record — no
re-keying
0lock-in — export
your data any time
mesa-verde.civicmesa.com/app
The Civic Mesa staff dashboard for Mesa Verde County — response-time gauge, open cases, reported violations, cases closed, notices sent, a most-reported-violations chart, and 12-month case volume.

The real staff app your office logs into every day — one login across every product.

Per-tenant isolation, enforced in the database Sign in with Microsoft (SSO) Your data, exportable any time — no lock-in Counties · cities · towns · special districts
One platform, one record

Stop running your local government on five systems that don't talk.

A permitting vendor here, spreadsheets there, a separate 311 line, paper files in a back room. Civic Mesa puts a permit, a code case, and a work order on the same property, people, and map — one system of record for the whole jurisdiction. Turn on modules as you grow. Nothing gets re-keyed.

Today — a patchwork
Permitting vendor Spreadsheet trackers Separate 311 line Paper case files Shared network drives Licensing database
The same address, typed in four times · no one has the whole picture
On Civic Mesa — one core
One data coreproperty · people · map
Code EnforcementPermittingPlanning Licensing311 / CRMIT Assets MaintenanceFleetAnalytics TechnologyHR / PeopleNotifications
One property · one set of people · one map
Pricing

Priced per module. Every user included.

You license the modules your county turns on — a flat annual rate for each. Every employee, inspector, clerk, and seasonal hire uses them at no extra cost. No per-seat fees, no counting logins, no surprise true-ups at renewal.

Flatannual rate per module — pay only for what you turn on
Unlimitedusers — every seat in your county is included
$0per-seat fees, license audits, or headcount true-ups
The usual way · per seat

Priced by the login

  • Every new hire, inspector, or seasonal worker adds cost.
  • Staff share logins or go without access just to save money.
  • License audits and headcount true-ups at renewal.
  • A budget that moves every time your team does.
Civic Mesa · per module

Priced by what you turn on

  • One flat rate per module — choose exactly the modules you need.
  • Unlimited users: give access to every department and every seasonal hire.
  • No seat counts, no audits, no reclaiming logins to save a license.
  • A predictable line item you can forecast, approve, and defend.
One system of record

One record, end to end.

A single resident complaint travels the whole platform on the same case number — no re-keying, no re-import, nothing drifting out of sync between offices.

311 submission

Resident reports tall grass at your branded portal.

Case CE-2026-00042

Converted to a code case in one click.

Inspection set

Scheduled, geolocated, photo evidence attached.

Notice + citation

PDF notice from your own template.

Court hearing

Escalates to a court case — same file.

Same case number. Same evidence. No re-keying.

Resident portal

A branded front door for residents.

Give residents a branded place to report a concern and check status with no account — from any phone or desktop, in plain language, tied straight to the case your staff work.

civicmesa.com/portal/mesa-verde
The Mesa Verde County public portal — residents report a code concern with no account.

Your branded public front door — residents report a concern with no account, then check status by tracking code.

  • Report with no account. Category, address, description, and up to six photos — anonymously or with contact details for updates. No login to create.
  • Status by tracking code. Residents follow a report from Received to Opened as a case — cutting “what happened?” calls to your front desk.
  • Publish only what you choose. Optional read-only transparency surfaces for permits, cases, and planning projects — each CSV-downloadable, off until you turn them on.
  • Your brand, your domain. County seal, colors, and a custom domain — plus an easy CMS to stand up a full public website. See resident engagement →
Trust & ownership

Kept separate. Yours to keep.

Every jurisdiction's records are walled off in the database itself, your staff sign in the way they already do, and your data is yours to export or move elsewhere — any time, no lock-in.

One system — walled off per jurisdiction
Mesa Verde Countyits own cases, permits & residents
walled off — no crossing over
Ridgeline Countyits own cases, permits & residents
A request that can't prove which jurisdiction it belongs to gets nothing back — every time.
Separate by design

One jurisdiction can never see another's data — the separation is built into the database, so it holds even if there's a bug in the software above it.

Sign in with Microsoft, audited throughout

Access follows the Microsoft accounts your IT team already manages, and every change is on the record — who, what, and when — for the next audit or records request.

Switch vendors, keep every record

Import your history from a legacy vendor with the in-app Migration Center, and export your jurisdiction in open formats whenever you want. No lock-in

Civic Mesa is not SOC 2 certified; the protections above describe how the system actually works today.

Start with a pilot

See it on your own jurisdiction.

Book a demo, then run a pilot with your county's real records, districts, and branding — no long procurement runway to prove it out. Import from your current vendor, dry-run first, and evaluate module by module. Your data stays portable, so there's no lock-in.

Book a demo

A working walkthrough mapped to your office's jobs — intake, cases, permits, mapping, and reporting on one data core.

Step 1

Run a pilot

Stand it up on your own records and districts. Import from your current vendor, dry-run first, and evaluate module by module.

Step 2

Keep your data

Export your jurisdiction whenever you want. Portable by design — no lock-in, no long procurement runway to get started.

Step 3