For trade and export firms
An export business runs on an ERP, spreadsheets and a busy inbox that never quite agree. MESA connects them, watches every open deal, and drafts the follow-ups. You approve what goes out.
The day
Why it pays
Not from a chat window: from the checks done every day without fail, the misses caught early, and the money that stops slipping through.
Every invoice chased the day it falls due, with the reminder drafted. Money stops sitting with buyers because nobody had time to ask.
Open contracts checked against the market every day. You hear the day a price moves, not at settlement.
Late containers, missing documents and expiring letters of credit flagged before they turn into claims, demurrage or penalties.
Price, stock and freight in one place when a buyer asks, so the quote goes out while they are still deciding.
The morning check, the chasing and the retyping done before the team arrives. A two-hour daily task is about 500 hours a year.
How each deal is handled lives in the system, not in one person's head or inbox, so a holiday or a resignation doesn't stop the desk.
First use cases
Shipments, invoices and contracts read together each morning. Anything late, unpaid or losing margin comes to the top, with the reason and the next step.
Contracts, proformas and buyer updates drafted from the deal record, in your own templates, waiting for a person to approve.
Every open contract set against the latest market prices, flagged when the margin moves past the line you set.
Done before
An assistant built for a commodity trading desk. Ask about prices, buyers or a deal in plain language; it answers from live data, then drafts the contract, buyer email or client report for approval.
Found in a feed manufacturer's purchasing, by reconciling its inventory line by line against control totals and market prices.
Start
One use case, live on your own data, in five days, at a fixed price agreed before we start.